Category: TB.Grafico

  • Arcade Mania in Print

    Look what got delivered to me this morning: beautiful print copies of Arcade Mania! I can’t even start to describe the thrill of finally getting to hold this thing in my hands, and it looks absolutely terrific, even better than what I was hoping. To update you on a few things, the official site for…

  • Chris Kirby’s Negative Series Exhibition

    Frequent PauseTalker Chris Kirby is currently holding an exhibition, the “Negative Series,” at the cafe until July 7. Says Chris about the show: I’ve created a new line of porcelain ware and am showing it for the first time at Cafe Pause. Reversing the positive/negative relationship between mold and object, the “negative series” captures the…

  • Poster in a Truck

    As I was walking down Azuma street in Ikebukuro yesterday, near my place, I saw this poster inside a moving truck.

  • OK Fred Gorilla Store 2

    OK Fred is having its second “Gorilla Store” temporary shop at OK Fred HQ, this time with goods from Assistant and PMKFA on sale. The shop is open from 14:00 to 19:00. The photos are from a preview I attended Friday night.

  • Sake from Microsoft

    I attended Microsoft’s press event in Shibuya for their upcoming Xbox 360 RPG lineup yesterday, and as we left we were given this bottle of sake. I have to say this is definitely the best piece of swag I’ve ever gotten at an event. Love that play on words too — “Xbox 360 no RPG…

  • Absent City

    This past Friday night I attended the reception for Assistant‘s “Absent City” exhibition, held at their office in Shinjuku. The show runs until June 12.

  • Shu Uemura Omotesando Boutique

    The Shu Uemura store on Omotesando. The brand is currently celebrating the 25th anniversary of this, its first boutique, and the art direction for the latest line is by Tokyo-based Gwenael Nicolas. This month will also see a special exhibition for the brand at the Mori Art Museum.

  • Atelier MUJI

    The current exhibition at Atelier MUJI — inside the MUJI flagship store in Yurakucho — covers info on fair trade products, including some from MUJI.