10.29 – 12.19 Casey Kaplan (New York) Project for a Temporary Public Sculpture (Hiroshima) 2009 Bronze, wallpaper The centerpiece of this exhibition is a large-scale mobile titled Project for a Temporary Sculpture (Hiroshima) hanging from the gallery ceiling.View More >
© ROLEX/Hideki Shiozawa Results of the fourth cycle (2008-09) of the Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative, pairing emerging artists with great masters in their field for a year of creative collaboration, will be presented from 3-5 December at multiple venuesView More >
10.22 – 12.5 Green Naftali Gallery （New York） Sade for Sade’s Sake 2009 Digital video projection 5’45” Courtesy the gallery A suite of works (video projection, drawings, sculpture, and computer fonts) made during the past two years and inspiredView More >
Among the projects caught up in the ‘budget screening’ being carried out by the Government Revitalization Unit are several art-related projects. The panel has pointed out that the 12.1 billion yen in operating expenses requested from the Ministry of ForeignView More >
11.19 – 12.12 Chalk Horse（Sydney） The first Sydney solo exhibition of the Thai artist best known for his Pink Man series critiquing Thai consumerism. Focusing on the eerily life-like sculptures of famous monks placed in Thai temples to solicit cashView More >
Japan* Opening this week Sato Risa 12.4 – 25 FOIL Gallery（Kanda）[MAP] http://www.foiltokyo.com/gallery/galleryindex.html Matsui Fuyuko Etude for Virgin Specimen 2009 Matsui Fuyuko 12.4 – 28 GALLERY NARUYAMA（Kudanshita）[MAP] http://www.gallery-naruyama.com Moriyama Daido: Around Magazine Work 1965-1974 12.4 – 2010.1.17 NADiff Gallery（Ebisu）[MAP] http://www.nadiff.com/home.html NinagawaView More >
11.20 – 12.25 SCAI THE BATHHOUSE (Yanaka) WELCOME 2009, Digital Animation The first Japanese solo exhibition of the popular Korean artist known for his video works in which people enter and move about in the scenes depicted on various paper currencies.View More >
Created in 2005, the Ordway prize acknowledges the contributions of a mid-career curator/arts writer and an artist between the ages of 40 and 65, with a developed body of work extending over a minimum of fifteen years, whose work hasView More >
Sister and brother art team Shimura Yuka and Kentaro, better known as the ShimuraBros, exemplify a new breed of Japanese contemporary artists who are firmly based in Japan but keen to show internationally. Dressed in black, the duo are playful,View More >
neoneo Part2[girls] ”neoneo girls” open up “Ama-no-Iwato” (heavenly rock cave) by herselves 10.31 – 12.27 Takahashi Collection Hibiya http://www.takahashi-collection.com/ Otake Natsuki, Kashiki Tomoko, Kato Ai, Kojima Sako, Saito Aya,Sakurai Rieko, Shioyasu Tomoko, Takemura Kei, Tanaka Makiko, Nachi Satoko, Haruki Maiko,View More >
Artist Miyajima Tatsuo organized the first Artists Summit Kyoto in 2005 as a meeting to discuss ideas by which artists can use their creative and imaginative powers to change the world. This year’s summit features a lecture by Polish artistView More >
One of four conversations forming the second semester program of the Tokyo Art School lecture series questioning needs in Tokyo today from multi-perspectives including art, design, and architecture. On Saturday 12 December, freelance writer and ART iT ArtBlogger Andrew MaerkleView More >