The work of Osamu Tezuka continues to shape the artistic and philosophical landscapes of Japanese pop culture. Among his numerous masterpieces, Phoenix (Hinotori) stands as his self-proclaimed "life's work". A sweepin...
It is said that it takes two to tango. Throughout the history of art and design, we have come across artist/designer couples who complement each other in producing creative works both concertedly and independently. Jo...
Donald Rodney’s solo exhibition Visceral Canker is currently on view at Whitechapel Gallery in London from 12 February to 4 May 2025. Rodney was born in 1961 to Jamaican parents and grew up in Birmingham as a second-g...
We live today in an unescapable bubble of computer networking — social media, online shopping, digital banking, virtual reality and AI. In particular, generative AI has become increasingly present in technological adv...
New York-based global artist Tomokazu Matsuyama's first large-scale solo exhibition in Tokyo, "Tomokazu Matsuyama: FIRST LAST," will be held at Azabudai Hills Gallery, a new art spot in Tokyo from March 8th to May...
Referred to as the Master of Modern Architecture, Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris or Le Corbusier (1887‒1965) led a robust career spanning five decades as an architect, designer, painter, urban planner and writer. His...
There is Ennio Morricone, John Williams, and there is Ryuichi Sakamoto. A true legend and priceless jewel in the music industry who transcended beyond the technical cadence of chords and notation, composer, pianist, r...
The polymorphic character of Contemporary Art and its morphoplastic formulations aim to highlight and decode the controversial elements of the Present Reality in the light of the interrelation between Art and Life. Th...
Located in the heart of Kurobe, Toyama Prefecture, famous for the Kurobe Gorge and Kurobe Dam, Kurobe City Museum of Art is showing an intriguing exhibition of animal-metamorphosed humans by Toyama artist-performer Sa...
Thea Gustafsson, known as Becky and the Birds, recently released her debut album Only Music Makes Me Cry Now via the celebrated British label 4AD. This milestone marks a shift into an era of creative freedom for the S...
DESIGNART TOKYO 2024, a well-established fall festival in Tokyo, celebrated its 8th anniversary from October 18th to 27th this year. About 117 exhibitions in 96 venues ushered in approximately 230,000 visitors to expe...
After over a year of closing for refurbishments, Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum finally reopened last November 23rd with “Commemorative Reopening Exhibition: Absences - Toulouse-Lautrec & Sophie Calle” running until Janu...
