TAB Talks #14 in Yokohama Announced

Coinciding with the highly anticipated international contemporary art exhibition to be held this fall, the Yokohama Triennale 2008, we are hosting a total of 3 TAB Talks!

poster for TAB Talks #14 Featuring Yokohama Vol.1

TAB Talks #14 Featuring Yokohama Vol.1 "Designing Localized Media Sources"

at BankArt Studio NYK
in the Yokohama, Kanagawa area
This event has ended - (2008-08-24)

In Spotlight TAB Tab Talks by Paul Baron 2008-08-08

Volumes 1 & 2 will be held at BankART Mini on the 1st floor of BankART Studio NYK, one of the venues for the Yokohama Triennale.

The keywords for TAB Talk Vol.1 are “regions” and “media”. For TAB, an outfit that deals with information regarding art and design both online and offline, these themes are crucial in how they relate to this particular location, Yokohama.

Joining us for Vol. 1 will be two special invited guests: Tetsuya Ozaki, publisher and chief editor of the bilingual site RealTokyo and the only bilingual art magazine in Japan, ART iT. Ozaki will talk about art-related media from an international viewpoint.
Hiroki Sugiura, chief editor of the Yokohama Keizai Shinbun and director of a non-profit organization, will focus on new media and its future possibilities that continue to emerge out of Yokohama.

For full details please check: http://www.tokyoartbeat.com/event/2008/23DD

Paul Baron

Paul Baron. Born in 1977 in Paris. After graduating in 2002 from the London College of Communication, he moved to Tokyo to taste Japan's powerful visual culture. After 3 years at Honda R&D as an interaction designer and his 2004 launch of Tokyo Art Beat with Olivier and Kosuke, he now works as a usability and information designer at AQ, a Tokyo-based design & web agency. After-hours, he enjoys holding on to his rapidly fading unofficial title for biggest visitor of art exhibits in Tokyo and baking all sorts of cakes in his new Ikea kitchen. » See other writings

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