The F de C Reader is a project in fashion writing, a down-to-earth deconstruction of the cultural spaces that have come to be formed between fashion, fashion writing and the photographic.

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Curator and culture writer Hiroshi Egaitsu is presenting a new exhibition, SIDECORE in Tokyo.

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German quarterly magazine Mono.Kultur has initiated a Kickstarter project to support the production of their first artist book with Robert Montgomery.

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TooMuch has recently released their third issue and it’s is all about migrant people in a variety of forms the editors suggest to your imagination. The issue is about “…bodies migrating to the realm of the dead, about travelling to where your garments are made (not the other way around), about the migration of colours, the movement of Zambian money and sweet potatoes, traveling across networks of ideas and associations, immigrating to a land that isn’t receptive to foreigners, and about where Tokyo’s migrant workers will live in the year 2050.” In addition, each copy of TOO MUCH Magazine Issue Three, comes with “TOO MUCH Magazine Recipe Supplement #1,” an A2 size poster of recipe by Jerome Waag and Alice Waters from Chez Panisse.

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A new book has emerged from media artist, lecturer and writer Mauro Arrighi on the topic of Japanese new media arts. “Japanese Spell in Electronic Art,” looks at the role of religion and spirituality in technology and how tradition and innovation are merging in contemporary Japan. From the Gutai Group’s performances decades ago to the work of AEO, the book’s insights shed a bright light on the origins and aesthetics of media art, hybrid and device art made in Japan.

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