HAPPENING
The symposium titled “Who Has A Right to Revive Soseki – Think of the Basic Principles of Androids of Great-People” was held at Kudan Campus of Nishogakusha University, Tokyo on August 26th, 2018 and began with an ope...
HAPPENING
The niche of experimental and contemporary music in Europe lives a vibrant moment. A considerable number of institutions and platforms are triggering off more and more talented musicians providing opportunities, givin...
HAPPENING
Born in Hong Kong and based in Taipei artist Lee Kit has his solo exhibition “We used to be more sensitive.” at Hara Museum of Contemporary Art from September 16th to December 24th, 2018. His early work is known for p...
HAPPENING
At the 29th Stockholm International Film Festival they have continued pushing themselves to bring the most attracting selection of films. The festival has become a window to the world. Almost the half of the attending...
PEOPLE
The renowned British artist David Shrigley (b. 1968) is arguably one of the most famous sketchbook-like cartoonists in the world. His art lays in a grey area between a poignant and a funny criticism of our society. Th...
PLACE
What do you get when you combine a university with a world leading art department, a young radical group of architects who won a Turner Prize and a nineteenth century bathhouse? The answer, surprisingly enough is the ...
PLACE
The Hayward Gallery within an art complex known as the Southbank Centre is part of a cultural heritage that dates back to 1951. The Southbank Centre grew out of the Festival of Britain, a festival to show the world th...
HAPPENING
In it’s 4th consecutive year, Unknown Asia continues to attract talented artists and visitors, over 6,000 this year, to Osaka Herbis Hall. On September 15th and 16th of this year, 212 young creators and artists from ...
PEOPLE
Last June we attended “Beauty of Natural Resolution – End to End Transformation of Material Things – Digital Nature” at the Eye Of Gyre in the Omotesando area in central Tokyo. For this exhibition, Yoichi Ochiai, the ...
THINGS
Few professions have experienced more digital disruption than photography. From the arrival of the first iPhone with camera in 2007 to Kodak’s bankruptcy in 2012 – many of their patents were sold to companies such as ...
THINGS
NULL is a creation-based photography publication. We want to create or discuss on creation. The opposite is what we think is far from creation but meaningful is more interesting, and to do non-creative ways to talk ab...
NEWS
One of Great Britain’s most renowned artists, David Shrigley, presents new work “Exhibition of Giant Inflatable Swan-things” at Spritmuseum this autumn, opening on 27th September. ...
