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International Edition
June 18, 2013 Last Updated: 3:05:AM EDT

Tokyo

Kyu Sakamoto
Sukiyaki: Japan’s Greatest Moment in Music, 50 Years On
by
Robert Michael Poole
 This week marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most extraordinary songs to reach the top of the U.S. Billboard charts, a song named after a hot-pot dish that changed the perception of an entire nation for many, and set a bar that no other Asian act...
Asia, Daniela Mercury, Kenny Ball, Kyu Sakamoto, Selena, Sukiyaki, Music, Pop, Tokyo, News, Performing Arts
Romain Jacquet-Lagreze, vertical horizone, hong kong photogrphy
Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze’s Vertical Hong Kong
by
Tim Cheung
HONG KONG – Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze’s is a Cinderella story. The young French photographer is a self-taught photographer, buying his first DSLR camera just three years ago, shortly after finishing his studies in multimedia and graphic design.He arrived in Hong...
Architecture, Asia, interview, Photography, Romain jacquet lagreze, Beijing, Sydney, Visual Arts, Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai, Singapore, News
Sang Nam Lee
Sang Nam Lee’s South Korean Embassy Treatment in Tokyo
by
Ines Min
The South Korean embassy in Tokyo has just gotten a little more cultural flair. Compatriot artist Sang Nam Lee has unveiled a large-scale ceiling mural at the newly renovated embassy in the district of Minato-ku, the last step of three years of building...
2013 Venice Biennale, Asia, Ines Min, Korean artists, PKM Gallery, Sang Nam Lee, Contemporary Arts, Seoul, Tokyo, News, Visual Arts
Sailor Moon
“Sailor Moon” Musical to Return this Fall
by
Robert Michael Poole
“Sailor Moon,” a manga series by Naoko Takeuchi that debuted in 1991 and which soon became an all-time classic, producing spin-off anime, video games, and musicals, is set to return to the stage after an eight-year absence.The story of a team of teenage ‘...
anime, Asia, manga, Naoko Takeuchi, Sailor Moon, Satomi Okubo, Takarazuka Revue, Theatre & Dance, Musicals, Tokyo, News, Performing Arts
Sou Fujimoto, 2013 Serpentine Pavilion
Sou Fujimoto Discusses Serpentine Pavilion
by
BLOUIN ARTINFO UK
It is the highest profile commission for a temporary structure in British architecture – the Serpentine Gallery pavilion, each year commissioned by the London institution to sit alongside its base in Kensington Gardens and designed by a globally famous...
Architecture, London, Europe, Tokyo, News, Architecture & Design
COMME des GARÇONS PLAY x Converse
New COMME des GARÇONS PLAY x Converse Collection
by
Darryl Jingwen Wee
 TOKYO — Rei Kawakubo of COMME des GARÇONS has created an exclusive capsule collection for Converse, featuring the brand’s iconic, beady-eyed hearts plastered all over a range of Pro Leather sneakers.The new collection — Kawakubo’s third...
Asia, Asia, COMME des GARÇONS PLAY, Converse, Rei Kawakubo, Tokyo, NEWS
Michael Jackson, the Immortal World Tour, cirque du soleil
Michael Jackson the Immortal World Tour by Cirque du...
by
BLOUIN ARTINFO Hong Kong
HONG KONG – If King of Pop Michael Jackson was an aerialist, how would he somersault in hits like “Smooth Criminal,” “Dangerous” and “Bad?”Montreal-based acrobatic theater company Cirque du Soleil may have the answer in “Michael Jackson the Immortal World...
Art + Culture, Asia, Cirque du Soleil, Drama, Jackson 5, michael jackson, pop music, News & Features, Beijing, See + Do, Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai, News, Performing Arts
Interior of IDOL
Tokyo's Top 5 Hip Cafés for Trendsetters
by
Darryl Jingwen Wee
 TOKYO — Although Tokyo has always been home to a café culture all its own, it's worth bearing in mind that the average café in the Japanese capital is a foreign import that was brought over from Europe and the US many, many moons ago, along with...
Asia, Biotop, Brooklyn Parlor, Cafés, Dover Street Market Ginza, IDOL, Kitsuné, Rose Bakery, Food + Drink, Food & Wine, Tokyo
Mt. Fuji
Mount Fuji, Artists' Muse, To Become UNESCO...
by
Robert Michael Poole
TOKYO – The history of art in Japan seems almost inseparable from the country’s most iconic natural landmark – Mount Fuji. From Katsushika Hokusai’s “Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji,” depicted in ukiyo-e woodblock prints, to recent pop-culture interpretations...
Asia, Hokusai, Kokei Kobayashi, Misao Yokoyama, Mt. Fuji, Traditional Arts, Tokyo, Visual Arts
Alfredo Jaar
Alfredo Jaar on the Geopolitics of the Contemporary...
by
Darryl Jingwen Wee
 TOKYO — Renowned Chilean-born artist Alfredo Jaar, who has been coming to Japan for the past 25 years, recently returned to Tokyo to deliver a lecture and present three artworks at “All You Need is LOVE: From Chagall to Kusama and Hatsune Miku”, a...
Aichi Triennale 2013, Alfredo Jaar, Asia, Asia, Chilean Pavilion, Lucio Fontana, Venice Biennale 2013, Contemporary Arts, Tokyo

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