In 1603 the Tokugawa shogun Ieyasu made Edo (modern Tokyo) his capital, and in 1615 finally defeated his last rival for power, the general Hideyoshi. ...full story
(Xinhua Photo) The Tibetan Art and Archeology Exhibition has been well received in Tokyo since it opened in the Ueno Royal Museum on September 18, 2009. ...full story
Cyber Arts Japan will be held conjunction with the Japan Media Arts Festival, the Agency for Cultural Affairs event at the National Art Center, Tokyo. ...full story
The brothers have exhibited their work in museums and galleries around the world, including New York, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, London, Bangkok, and Tokyo. ...full story
Ogawa’s first solo show at the Frantic Gallery (formerly known as art project frantic) is an impressive start for the twenty four year old artist. His painting thrives on clashing the opposites: dense, clustered fragments and open spaces, impasto brushwork and mirror-smooth varnished surfaces, figuration and rh ...read more
... The Nahan Gallery, The Spectrum Fine Art Gallery, Pratt Institute Gallery, The Kodak Gallery and the Olympus Plaza Gallery in Tokyo, Japan. ...full story
... which has seen him complete residencies in Rome, Paris, New York and Tokyo, and is currently on show in Taiwan as part of the 2009 Asian Art Biennial. ...full story
... of Design and the Housatonic Museum of Art, to name a few. She has also been included in numerous Japanese museums including The Bunkamura in Tokyo. ...full story
I cross the bridge and head north, through Kiba Park, toward the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (MOT). Architect Takahiko Yanagisawa designed the ...full story
