Japan* Opening this week >>Art museum gallery list Funakoshi Katsura: New works 3.2 – 4.10 Nishimura Gallery (Nihonbashi) [MAP] Fukuda Naoyo The Door Into Summer 2003 Photo: Iida Hiroyuki Artist File 2010: The NACT Annual Show of Contemporary Art 3.3View More >
2.10 – 3.13 kiyu http://www.mizuma-art.co.jp/
For ‘Shomei Tomatsu: Hues and Textures of Nagasaki’ Part 3: Darkness and Colors Between the “ethic of presenting things as they are” and the artificial space-time of “occupation,” the black and white photographs that serve as an expression of theView More >
The sense of harmony is probably more a sense of uncertainty Conjuring up a blazing orange sun in London’s Tate Modern, and giant artificial waterfalls in New York Harbor: with his delicate manipulations of light and shadow, mist and breeze,View More >
Book Suzuki Hiraku’s first published collection of drawings, titled GENGA, will be released this weekend. Suzuki is known for his live painting performances rendered in natural materials such as clay and leaves, on substrates that range from walls to photocopyView More >
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Sumitomo Fumihiko (part 1) Text in Japanese only.
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Sumitomo Fumihiko (part 2) Text in Japanese only.
Yebisu International Festival for Art & Alternative Visions 19 – 28 February 2010 http://www.yebizo.com/ Katarina Zdjelar Left: The Perfect Sound  2009 Right: One or Two Songs, On Someone or Something, In Particular  2009 Tim Lee The Goldberg Variations, Aria, BWV 988, 1741, JohannView More >
Text in Japanese only.
19 – 28 February 2010 Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography (Ebisu) Shirin Neshat Untitled (contrast test) Women Without Men 2009 Taking ‘Searching Songs’ as its theme, this year’s festival picks up on the similarities between song and filmic imageView More >
Award Wangechi Mutu Zebra Crossing 2008 Watercolor, ink, collage on paper © Wangechi Mutu and Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects Deutsche Bank has announced the winner of the first edition of its new program, established in 2010, for supporting young artists. Nairobi-born,View More >
From art history concepts to independents – On viewing the Expressionist Movements in Japan exhibition Installation view of Expressionist Movements in Japan 2009, Matsudo Museum I finally got to see the much talked about Expressionist Movements in Japan exhibition. GivenView More >