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During the first spring storm in Tokyo, TAB Talks welcomed Christian Schwartz, a New York-based typeface designer.

After nearly four years of beta-testing in Tokyo, today, we gave birth to a new Art and Design guide to freedom, just for New York. With 850 venues worth of events and exhibitions, this is a very healthy baby. Welcome to NYArtBeat!

Please make the most of our new bilingual art map that introduces a selection of events happening in Tokyo.

New York-based type designer Christian Schwartz will be our guest for the next TAB Talks. Ask your questions here!

The third edition of TAB Talks, hosted by Paul Baron, welcomed French creators living and working in Tokyo.

The second edition of TAB Talks took place on March 11, and we invited artists, a gallery owner and an art writer to discuss “How should an artist explain his work?”

On March 25, we will kick-start a sub-series of TAB Talks, aimed at shining the light on the foreign designers and artists living and working in Tokyo.

The first TAB Talks, with Yoshio Suzuki, long-time deputy editor of Brutus magazine, drew an audience of more than 120 people to the newly open 5tanda Sonic space.

Do you love NY and TAB? Here you go.

Join us at our new series of bilingual, cultural talk events in Tokyo.

This fall, Time Out released the 2007 update of the Tokyo version of their famous city guide series. TAB contributed a small column and was given 5 guides to give away. The winners get a guide and are offered lunch with the TAB team. So, who are the winners!?

This fall, Time Out released the 2007 update of the Tokyo version of their famous city guide series. These are great guides with a more cultural angle than others and the only ones to actually cover the subject of galleries and museums over more than a single page.

Tokyo Art Beat will form part of the jury of the international “eco”-design competition ‘Love Your Earth’ organized by designboom and Design Association Japan.

Tokyo Art Beat is searching for a part-time editor to join the TAB team.

After two and a half years, TAB gets a change of look.

We are proud to announce the release of our first subtitled videos of DIVVY/dual’s first symposium Is Open Source Art Possible? held in September 2006.

TAB is looking for some volunteers to join the team of TABlog writers.

Last December, TAB’s non-profit organisation Gadago entered into an agreement with the Flanders Center, a non-profit foundation based in Osaka to provide them technical/design support for the launch of Kansai Art Beat in April 2007.

In April, we will be participating in 2 talks, one as part of the Double Cast event held at the Tokyo Wonder Site Hongo event space and one as part of the Art Fair Tokyo 2007.
Please come & participate in the discussions!

TAB is looking for volunteers with video experience to join the team of TABlog writers.

Tokyo’s Metropolis magazine writer Lucy Birmingham Fujii recently interviewed us for her bi-monthly column.

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In October 2005, we released the TAB Badge, a blog widget.

The new job section: TAB Jobs launched a week ago and we currently have 5 companies advertising for open positions on the English side of TAB (and 12 on the Japanese side of TAB).

Today, Tokyo Art Beat’s non-profit organisation Gadago has entered into an agreement with the Flanders Center, a non-profit foundation based in Osaka that will launch Kansai Art Beat in April 2007.

Have you seen? Tokyo Art Beat has debuted a new service at the top of your screen: “TAB Jobs”.

We wish to thank the people and entities who have donated to Gadago, the Non Profit Organisation running TAB, over the past few months.

Gadago, the Non-Profit Organisation behind Tokyo Art Beat, relies on donations, t-shirt sales and advertising to pay its bilingual staff of 3 and support the work of more than 15 volunteers (writers, designers, coders).

TAB Video has been added as a new TABlog category.

For those who couldn’t make it, since 2pm, this Sunday 24th September, the ICC Open Salon: “Is Open-Source Art Possible?” symposium is being broadcasted live on the web. (Japanese language only)

The festival will be held tommorrow, Septmeber 17. GEISAI is a TAB sponsor.