The art of the salaryman in his natural habitat French photographer Bruno Quinquet is launching a book and exhibition that will display a familiar…
The Power of Manga at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo Astro Boy, Cyborg 009, Black Jack, Kamen Rider… those manga names all sound familiar to…
Art Aquarium An art installation combining goldfish and cocktails in a lounge-like atmosphere… Highly-stylized pop up aquariums…
American Pop Art Andy Warhol’s 200 Campbell’s Soup Cans (1962) is the largest single canvas of the Campbell’s Soup can…
Drawing a Collaboration Sculpted Words – Sculpted Figures: the graphite drawings of Mayuko Ono Gray and Mark Greenwalt.…
Powerful Love by Jad Fair Post-punk musician turned visual artist Jad Fair is presenting his paper-cutting art in Tokyo, in…
Clinton Friedman Exhibit Photography and home design from South Africa in Tokyo… Specialising in food, interiors, portraits and…
Everybody’s Supermarket Can you name Japan’s 47 prefectures? Moreover, have you eaten food from each one of…
Hirai Risa’s Edible Art Art that you can eat. Expect miniature models of foods and bonsai tree, but look…
Illustrating Romance If you find yourself ambling around near the narrow streets of Harajuku, you may want…
Paintings from the Clark Great French Paintings from the Clark is an outstanding selection of French paintings, in Tokyo…
Theory of Everything A first solo show in Japan with abstract artworks using coconuts… we’re curious. Alan Van…
Liquid Pop Three established artists, three different styles but one type of art, all of which hailing…
