[Title] Guardian Angel [Artist] Taiyo Kimura [Date] January 21, 2015 to March 17, 2015 Selected as the Hermès annual theme for 2015 is “Flâneur forever” Flâneur is a distinctive French cultural term known to project the nuance of “rambler”View More >
Tall Butterfly, 2006, watercolor on paper ©Joan Jonas Drawings February 14 – March 28, 2015 Joan Jonas Yuji Takeoka Henk Visch Leon Golub
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Mark Quinn [Venus of the miniature] 2008 shop Geo foundation ©Marc Quinn The contemporary art collection of ヤゲオ foundation (Taiwan) features the point that makes art of Europe and America (the West) and Asian (the Orient) 両洋 the core. PierreView More >
Cozue Takagi will be presenting her works in “Contemporary Art in Toyokawa” at the Toyokawa City Sakuragaoka Museum. ■Exhibition Information Place: Toyokawa City Sakuragaoka Museum Date: 2015 January 17 (Sat.) ~ February 22th (Sun.) Time: 9:00 – 17:00 (closed onView More >
Parasophia: Kyoto International Festival of Contemporary Culture 2015 Open Research Program 10 [Lecture Series] Tatsuo Majima “Series Title Under Consideration” (4) “Piled-Up Mud/Mud Jutting Out: (Two-Hour Diagram On) Kyoto, Parasophia, Ryusei Kishida, and Manchuria” Date: Saturday, January 17, 2015 5:00–7:00View More >
I am from Kumamoto-shi, and the movement that is a dancer, Kawarada Takanori playing an active part in Israel and the grounding that “the SALT” by Israeli dancer シャニ Ben Haym roots in the ground of the Israel characteristic isView More >
News of the Kishii Daisuke workshop recruitment of participants “staging “playing display” in パープルーム University 2″ Kishii Daisuke of the dramatist participating in “パープルーム University II” exhibition during popular holding in Kumamoto-shi Museum of Contemporary Art produces the work whichView More >
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Earlier this year, the Tomioka Silk Mill and Related Sites was declared a World Heritage. The other day, a number of those Gunma-based silk artisans were certified National Treasures by the Japanese government. It seems the silk industry in GunmaView More >