by Shimizu Minoru Influenced by the Lehman shock of September 2008, 2009 was in many respects an inward-looking, backward-looking year for the art world, which became more conservative to match the period of recession in which money was hardly movingView More >
Listings based on information available as of January 2010. See the ART iT exhibition calender for updates. February Sawa Hiraki O 2009 Still from multi-channel video installation Courtesy Ota Fine Arts, Tokyo Reflection – alternative views through video camera ContemporaryView More >
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A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Tsumura Kosuke (part 2) Text in Japanese only.
A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Tsumura Kosuke (part 1) Text in Japanese. Tsumura Kosuke Left: Queen Giddra 2008 Mixed media 38x42x23cm Rght: Borderless Frame 2008 Mixed media 90x11cm Doragogh 2008 Oi on canvas 61x50cm Courtesy the artist and NANZUKA UNDERGROUND
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Overseas territories as cultural resource East Asia Image of Modern Ages exhibition at the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art Installation view of East Asia Image of Modern Ages, Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, 2009 Oh Mijung’s new book Abe KoboView More >
Mitamura Midori (Tokyo-based artist) ArtBlog 1. Zilvinas Kempinas Kunsthalle Wien (2008.10.31 – 2009.1.25) 2. Verner Panton Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery (2009.10.17 – 12.27) 3. Rebecca Horn: Rebellion in Silence – Dialogue between Raven and Whale Museum of Contemporary Art TokyoView More >
The Batsheva Dance Company’s FURO (2006) marked Tabaimo’s first foray into collaboration with dance. The commission came from the company’s artistic director who fell hopelessly in love with the artist’s Japanese Bathhouse. What was it that drew the world-renowned choreographerView More >
Ukawa Naohiro (CREAM competition juror) Hachiya Kazuhiko (Participating artist) Sumitomo Fumihiko (Director of the Festival) Anyone can create their own video and watch all manner of video in this ‘media art paradise’ of recent years, a paradise in which suchView More >
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A conversation between Ozaki Tetsuya and Hasegawa Yuko (part 2) Text in Japanese.