A collaborative program organized by Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), the Yokohama Museum of Art and Japanese researchers to present Japanese and US video art from the 1960s and 70s through screenings in cities of both countries. This three-part screening programView More >
The 2010 Aichi Triennale is calling for plans for contemporary art exhibits. The exhibits will be shown at Aichi Arts Center for about 20 days each over a three-month period starting 21 August. Forming the selection committee are Kataoka MamiView More >
10.10 – 11.7 Taka Ishii Gallery (Kiyosumi) Ursel (24,Ⅻ,40) 2009 The latest solo show by the artist whose summer collection exhibition at Daiwa Press Viewing Room (Hiroshima) was the topic of much discussion. Here she presents 10 photographic/sculptural works inspiredView More >
OIL XV / XVI 10.2 – 12.27 http://www.ratholegallery.com/ ART iT Picks: Iza Genzken: OIL XV / XVI ART iT ArtPartner：RAT HOLE GALLERY
Japan* Opening this week Kaikai Kiki News 3 2009 Image size: 60 x 60 cm overall Sheat size: 70 x 70 cm ©2009 Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. Orimoto Tatsumi: Finger Dolls 10.5 – 11 Gallery GEN（Ginza） http://www.jpartmuseum.com/g_gen/index.html Takashi Murakami’s: I LoveView More >
This year marks the third staging of the Shenzhen & Hong Kong Bi-city Biennale of Urbanism. With venues in both cities, this edition of the international exhibition takes ‘City Mobilization’ as its theme. Chief curator Ou Ning and his curatorialView More >
Observations on Contemporary Art in Japan Developing Posteriority Kimura Yuki’s posteriority at the Daiwa Press Viewing Room Found photographs and surrealism The found photographs are a series of ‘intriguing photographs’ the artist happened to came across amongst a stack ofView More >
Developing Posteriority: Yuki Kimura’s ‘posteriority’ at the Daiwa Press Viewing Room Found photographs and surrealism The found photographs are a series of “intriguing photographs” the artist happened to came across amongst a stack of amateur snaps that found their wayView More >
The absurd as dislocated logic, which is the only way to make sense of the world. William Kentridge, a towering presence on the arts scene known for his charcoal and pastels ‘drawings in motion’, was born and raised a JewView More >
Reversed Images: Representations of Shanghai and Its Contemporary Material Culture 9.25 – 12.23 Museum of Contemporary Photography (Chicago) Su Chang Citylife Really Makes your Life Better? 2008 Installation Courtesy the artist Shanghai, developing a breakneck speed since the turnView More >