Reviews
Tsubasa Kato Pulls Us Together
“Fukagawa, Future, Humanity” at SNAC and in Kiba Park.
Yokohama Triennale: something borrowed, something new
Looking at one of the exhibition themes for the Triennale
Yoko Ono Talk: Tragedy, Art, and Peace
The icon offers advice for the victims of the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami.
A Vendor of Junk and Contemplation
Koki Tanaka’s “In a Place Between Snowballs and Stones” at Aoyama | Meguro gallery.
Letting Your (Artistic) Hair Down
Ryoko Takahashi “liberation” at Gallery Momo Ryogoku
The “Aha!” Moment
LG Williams “Anything But” at The Container
Virtual Synthesis
Kohei Nawa at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo
Art through an Award Window
“French Window” Exhibition at Mori Art Museum
Getting Serious
Chim↑Pom’s “Real Times” at SNAC
Sorrowful Cries of Heritage
Firoz Mahmud’s “Lamentation in Two Lies” exhibition at Ota Fine Arts.
Sweet Fantasies, Serious Narratives
Sakae Ozawa’s “0.5 Sekunden auf einen Planet” exhibition at Mori Yu Gallery Tokyo.
Minor Disturbances in the Burbs
Iichiro Tanaka offers a humorous view of sedate suburban Japan.
Climbing the Hidden Mountain
Tomoko Konoike’s “Hidden Mountain — Reverse” exhibition at Mizuma Art Gallery.
This working life
Artist Jack McLean draws inspiration from the corporate world and exhibits in a brand new art space.
Power in Numbers
TABlog descends on a new gallery building in Roppongi.
Art Amongst the Living
Surveying contemporary Japanese art via the Hara Museum collection.
Gravitational Modes of Viewing
A new exhibition of Lee Ufan paintings.
The Bloody and the Beautiful
A solo exhibition by Motohiko Odani at the Mori Art Museum.
In Pursuit of Less
Shinya Aota’s solo exhibition at Aoyama | Meguro.
A Human Architecture
The 25th Anniversary Exhibition of Toto Gallery MA
Another Future
Kenji Yanobe’s “Levitation” exhibition at YAMAMOTO GENDAI.
Tokyo Transformers
A new show explores transformation in a wealth of international art works.
Unresolved Parts in Photobook Layers
“Hundred Steps And Thousand Stories” at National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo.
This Festival Goes to Eleven
For 2010, the 11th edition of Tokyo FILMeX once again showcases a unique blend of contemporary Asian and world cinema, as well as substantial retrospectives drawing on film history.
Love’s Body
Art in the Age of AIDS.
Identify Yourself
Masahiko Sato and co. put identity into perspective.
The forests where time stops
Jae-Eun Choi “Forests of Asoka” exhibition at Hara Museum of Contemporary Art
Reading Dickinson in Aoyama
Roni Horn’s exhibition draws on literary sources for its material.
All Five Senses
Three artists reshape Japan’s four seasons.
ANPO: Art X War
A remarkable exploration of postwar art and politics that illuminates the contemporary geopolitical impasse facing Japan.
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