A view of “H Box,” installed in Artsonje Center in Sogyeok-dong, central Seoul. The project was initiated in 2006 and so far a total of 21 video works have toured around prestigious museums and art festivals of the world, via the box, like the Pompidou ... full story
Nishino's process began during a portfolio review when studying at Osaka University of Arts, when he realised he was far more interested in the mass of photographs not selected, than the few that were actually chosen to be displayed. ... full story
A mere two-hour bullet-train ride away, Nagoya galleries often visit Tokyo, the upcoming “Art Fair Tokyo” in April entertaining several. Nichido and Nagoya Garou are some big-name participants, but there are others worthy of mention. ... full story
The “G-tokyo 2011″ opening night on Friday coincided with four galleries re-opening in the Piramide building, very close to Mori and also a stone's throw from the previous Roppongi art gallery complex that shut in 2008. Also, “Mancy's Tokyo Art Nights ... full story
In earlier exhibitions he has shown complicity with both the destruction and the resurrection of nihonga, which he pursues in his current show at the Kyoto City University of Arts Gallery. It is the essentialism of the Japanese people and the nation as ... full story
Last year he won the Kyoto Prize, one of the most prestigious honours in the arts. The prints were stolen on Saturday but the gallery's management only ... full story
... Kate MacGarry (London), Ota Fine Arts (Tokyo), Untitled (New York), A Gentil Carioca (Rio de Janeiro), and Winkleman Gallery (New York). ... full story
Mr. Ueda was born in Osaka and studied art and English in Tokyo. His career in art began while working for an American trading company from 1957 to 1971, ... full story
COURTESY OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, KYOTO He did this by turning away from representations of the body politic, heavily emphasizing the self and ... full story
