Yasumoto Masako A showcase event with an emphasis on the performing arts renowned for its lineup of individualistic artists. Event regulars such as Yasumoto Masako will be joined this time by Chim↑Pom (presenting an installation), Ameya Norimizu and other contemporaryView More >
6.26 – 8.2 BankART NYK Studio (Yokohama) Three women designers based in Berlin, London, and Milano present the joys of art born of their fashion, interior, and product design-based practices: creative work, as the title suggests, freed from conventional categorization.View More >
7.16 – 10.18 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Boston) Floating Memories Installation view Photo Jean-Lou Majeru A new installation combining sound, sculpture and video by the Sino-European artist born in Luxembourg, whose pavilion featuring her work was winner of the GoldenView More >
Film and media art critic Stephen Sarrazin talks with video art pioneer Idemitsu Mako, reflecting on her career, which has been highly acclaimed in North America and Europe. (In English with interpretation) PLUS QUE PARFAIT: Video art evening ‘Meeting withView More >
5.29 – 8.22 L.A. Gallery（Frankfurt） A Girl Holding a Skull Standing on a Kidney 2007 Resin, porcelain, fabric Approx 120x75x180 cm A solo exhibition by the Chinese artist also currently showing work in the Chinese Pavilion at the 2009 VeniceView More >
Artist Ohtake Shinro’s I ♥ 湯 (I love YU) art installation cum public bathhouse opened July 26th on the inland sea island of Naoshima. The space features mosaics and large-scale collages of image-printed tiles at the bottom of the baths,View More >
8.1 – 11.3 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa What’s yours is mine. What’s mine is mine. 2009 Oil on canvas 194×194cm (c)Tadanori Yokoo Solo show of mainly new works by the graphic designer turned painter whose involvement inView More >
7.25.2009 Art: Ohtake Shinro Design & Architectural Design: Shinro Ohtake / graf Produced by: Naoshima Fukutake Art Museum Foundation Operated by the Naoshima Tourism Association (NPO) and Miyanoura District Association ART iT/ArtPartners: TakeNinagawa Shinro Ohtake | Naoshima Public Bath “I♥湯”View More >
Merce Cunningham, one of the most influential choreographers of the 20th century, died Sunday night, 26 July. He was 90. Merce Cunningham Dance Company http://www.merce.org/
The third staging of the art project launched in 2007 that takes the city of Hiroshima as its stage. This year the Yoshijima area is liken to a treasure ship, which visitors tour ‘treasure-hunt’ style, looking for artworks scattered throughout.View More >