Month: March 2005
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A Late Afternoon in Harajuku and Aoyama
After I wrote my last post at the Ginza Apple Store, I made my way to Muji Yurakucho only to find it so packed that I couldn’t have my usual snack and latte in the Meal Muji area (I didn’t want to wait in line). Also, the Atelier section was lame, only featuring new beds.…
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An Afternoon in Ginza
After 2-3 weeks of being out of action because of my succession of health problems — I’m not completely out of the woods yet though, with allergies currently annoying the hell out of me — I’m finally able to go out for some city walking. First up, the GGG, where I just saw the excellent…
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Tetsuson 2005
Get a peak at the next generation of designers at “Tetsuson 2005.” The idea behind this event is to produce a giant graduation exhibition by gathering final works by a total of 175 students from 29 art universities and design schools across Japan gather their graduation works. Participation is voluntary, which necessarily makes the event…
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Aircon Minus 1
Huschang Pourian is a designer living in Tokyo, and he currently has an exhibition displaying his photography of air conditioners in the city at the Sign Gallery in Gaienmae until March 30. Link via Boing Boing.
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Catholic
The Claska Gallery is about to host an exhibition that will preview the upcoming book CATHOLIC (out in May), published by Evil Twin and D.A.P. Artists in the show/book will include: Richard Kern, Jeremy Scott, Terry Richardson, Jess Holzwerth, Brian Degraw, Roe Ethridge, Pieter Schoolwerth, Judy Rifka, Eileen Myles, Liz Goldwyn, Naomi Fisher, Jim Drain,…
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Uniqlo Creative Award 2005
Uniqlo keeps trying to do something interesting in the tee market — and I still have yet to find anything I really like. This “Uniqlo Creative Award 2005” thing happening at Spiral this week might be interesting though. The concept of the Uniqlo Creative Award 2005 was “freedom and fun” to the ultimate basic casual…
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Casa Brutus 61
The new issue of CASA BRUTUS (61) is out, and even though it’s not a bilingual issue, I couldn’t help but pick it up. The cover feature’s title, “Supercity Tokyo 2005,” pretty much says it all. They do their annual “New Design & Architecture 100” deal, with a few different articles covering fashion, some neighborhoods,…