POWERHOUSE BOOKS
In 2006, PowerHouse Books, an independent publisher of art and photography books founded in 1995 opened it's doors to the waiting public. The result is a 10,200 square foot showroom and retail space that invites casua...
In 2006, PowerHouse Books, an independent publisher of art and photography books founded in 1995 opened it's doors to the waiting public. The result is a 10,200 square foot showroom and retail space that invites casua...
"I don't know why I started this book store." The man said with his elastic smile. Utrecht is a book shop at Nakameguro, Tokyo owned by Hiroshi Eguchi. You open the door at the standard Japanese apartment, will find ...
“Young, hip and innovative” are the impression that I get from the fashion-forward brands, Pedder Red. Its first flagship store now landed in Hong Kong and located in Wellington Street at Central, which has become a p...
The designer’s favorite bookshop. Photo: Von Der Höh’s window display “Von Der Höh” is not just a German surname but stands for a traditional bookshop in Hamburg. Read on to see what we discovered in a small b...
A journey through the human body. A stormy November-esque day in the middle of July is probably not the most flattering angle from which to view Leiden’s ground-breaking new attraction: a jaw-dropping 35-meter rust...
Situated in the East-ends Old Bethnal Green Road, the Hotel Gallery has established itself not only as a gallery of substantial exhibitions, but also a home for artists. Directors Darren Flook and Christabel ...
Where art meets design. In the heart of Mayfair's gallery center, the Carpenter Workshop vibrantly stands out amongst the traditional Mayfair galleries. The space, newly opened in March, diverges from the conve...
In October 2005, having associated with a cooperated office Mixrooffice, operated by a famous video director, VJ Naohiro Ukawa and upcoming creative group iseneehihinee, NANZUKA UNDERGROUND was opened as a new contemp...
Odori West 5 is the busiest center area of Sapporo. On the second basement of the most accessible building directly-connected to the Odori subway station exit 1, a new place of creative dispatch has appeared. It is "...
Spin Shanghai is the kind of store a customer has to especially make a trip to. Hidden in the compound of nondescript industrial buildings, one has to walk past factory gates and know exactly which building to ...
Chocolates, chocolates, and chocolates! As soon as opening the green door with “COCOMAYA” emblazoned in gold, you may feel like you are floating, otherwise, feel free to scream with joy. Here they are, chocola...
The Bauhaus Museum was constructed in 1976-1979, partly based on plans of Walter Gropius. Apart from just being a museum it hosts a library and many activities like workshops, lectures and discussions are held in the ...
A few years ago, the Bowery existed as a haphazard ménage of old New York City fire escapes, refurbished refrigerators and the poor souls that found themselves at the Bowery mission. It was hardly a posh neighborhood,...
The first thing art fans can think of when hearing the name of town Rotterdam will be Boymans van Beuningen Museum where contains Bruegel's 'Tower of Babel' as its collection. Contemporary art fans might have their a...
How many times have you been to book stores in this month? How many books have you read in the month? You might be missing something if you haven't been there lately. Shibuya Publishing & Booksellers is a uniq...
After a 20-minute walk along a gradual slope from Mito station, a spiral tower remotely shows itself between buildings in the city. As I walk toward the tower, I encounter a green scene of a grassy plaza with 3 zelkov...
Brick Lane is such old news in terms of the art scene in East London. Even the Sunday street market has encroached onto Cheshire Street so why not the art galleries as well? Easter shopping on Brick Lane then, so off ...