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Makoto Aida: Eros with a Smile and a Sneer

When artists try to push our buttons, don't be surprised to find them groping for the highly sensitive crotch area, which has more ...

Fireworks The curse of early Western-style Japanese painters is the charge of derivativeness. Simply because they embraced foreign ar...

Tokyo's weird obsession with trying (but not too hard) to look vaguely like a Victorian Western city .

I came across the "shippo" neurowear tail at Tokyo Game Show 2012. It is an extension of a previous neurowear product that fe...

Jomon Man, 1982 Revisiting his ancestors' art Taro Okamoto (1911-96) is perhaps Japan's most famous post-war artist. With ...

Butoh: taking a cross-eyed, bow-legged bow When the young dancer Yoshito Ohno simulated sex by breaking the neck of a live chicken b...

Between 1890, when it was built, and 1923, when it was destroyed, the Ryōunkaku was Tokyo's tallest building. Measuring 69 me...

The Fukushima nuclear accident has been declared officially ended with the 'cold shutdown' of the heavily damaged nuclear react...

Koichi Fujino's Squid (2001) Unleashing the uninhibited power of expression In recent weeks there have been several contemp...