Japan* Opening this week Shiriagari Kotobuki 12.7 – 26 ASK? art space kimura (Kyobashi) [MAP] http://www2.kb2-unet.ocn.ne.jp/ask/default.htm Kimura Mitsunori / Kawami Shun: with Kimura & Kawami 12.9 – 26 Kenji Taki Gallery / Tokyo (Shinjuku) [MAP] http://www2.odn.ne.jp/kenjitaki Lucille Reyboz: Chroniques japonaisesView More >
Yoshitomo Nara – Customized Trek TT Speed Concept http://www.trekbikes.com/au/en/stages/nara/ The global art exhibition launched by seven-time consecutive winner of the Tour de France, Lance Armstrong, and Nike pit stops in Miami to coincide with the contemporary art fair. Over twentyView More >
Artist and audiovisual artist Ukawa Naohiro joins Senshu University professor Fukutomi Tadakazu for a lecture on the subject of ‘audio-visual expression from the turn of the 20th century through today’. Their presentation will start with experimental film from the 19thView More >
Zhu Weibing, Ji Wenyu: People holding flowers (detail) 2007 APT6, the sixth triennial devoted to Asian-Pacific contemporary art, kicks off in Brisbane tomorrow, 5 December. Among the many events slated for opening weekend are artist talks Subodh Gupta and SawaView More >
11.1 – 3.13 Queens Museum of Art (New York) Installation view Cutting the Blaze to New Frontiers marks the 70th anniversary of the 1939-40 New York World’s Fair, setting its theme, ‘the Dawn of a New Day’, in the contextView More >
Touted as the launching pad for emerging Japanese artists, the Vision of Contemporary Art (VOCA) exhibition has announced its selection for the 17th edition in 2010. The annual exhibition displays and awards artists under 40 working in two-dimensions who haveView More >
Kosemura Mami Decaying 2001 Video installation, DVD 6.15 mins (endless repeat) Courtesy Yuka Sasahara Gallery Art Asia Miami, the satellite fair dedicated to Asian contemporary art held concurrently with Art Basel Miami Beach, opens to the public today (3 December) and runsView More >
8 Key Figures of China’s New Generation Artists 11.17 – 2.28 Ullens Center for Contmporary Art (Beijing) MadeIn To See Is An Obstacle 2009 Installation 22 x 1.8 x 0.02 m UCCA’s first exhibition looked back at the history ofView More >
Nihonga painter and Order of Culture recipient Hirayama Ikuo (born 1930 in Hiroshima) died earlier today after suffering a stroke. He was 79. Hirayama graduated from the Tokyo School of Art (now Tokyo University of the Arts), where he becameView More >
11.20 – 12.25 SCAI THE BATHHOUSE http://www.scaithebathhouse.com ART iT Picks：Jeon Joonho: BLESS YOU ART iT ArtPartner: SCAI THE BATHHOUSE
Nakazawa Shinichi ©Yoshie Tominaga (MILD) Right: Shiriagari Kotobuki The popular talk series in which thinker, religion scholar and anthropologist Nakazawa Shinichi invites guests from various fields including music, architecture, art and theatre to explore the subject of art anthropology. AsView More >
The US edition of the art show held in Switzerland in June, Art Basel Miami Beach opens its doors tomorrow (3 – 6 December) at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Among the more than 250 participating galleries, from Japan willView More >