Quentin Shih shot a new series for BIÉDE to reflect the story behind the brand, particularly the concepts of genderless and borderless. We asked him about the background to the collaboration and his own creative philosophy.

Dream Road, exhibited in Perotan Tokyo, is inspired by the symbolism of chrysanthemum flowers in classical Japanese culture.

A little press recommended by “Stack Magazines” that introduces and delivers magazines of independent publishing labels in various ways.

Makeup artist Yuka Hirac talks about make-up diary.

Virtual live shows have been on the rise during the coronavirus pandemic. What does kZm think of the present and future of the music scene through the lens of “Virtual Distortion”

His first solo exhibition at the Taka Ishii Gallery Photographer/Film shows a number of experimental pieces from his vast collection of pictures taken over the last 24 years.

The fifth solo exhibition in three years at the Taka Ishii Gallery displaying the latest pieces rendered in color acrylics and pastels on canvas.

Scribbles on walls can be seen in a lot of corners of the city. There’s one artist that takes it upon himself to erase such drawings and writings. Why did he take action? What are his thoughts regarding art?

As of August 29th, Prada has opened a new location in Shibuya’s Miyashita Park, Tokyo. With floor space of approximately 300 square meters, the shop will offer men’s and ladies’ leather goods, clothing, shoes, accessories, books, and more, plus two types of limited edition T-shirts.

European consumer spending declined as the government lockdown. While be in recession, what is the consumer consciousness behind the DIY skincare that is emerging in the beauty trend?

Tom Sachs designed each venue themed as a “store experience”. Rare chess sets and new furniture are on exhibition and sale.

The problems of urban planning in large cities, and the feelings of people smoldering in the Abyss. Thinking about the relationship between change and stagnation throughout San Francisco and its history.

Animations are now loved by all generations around the world, yet there are new discoveries when looking at the productions in film. I want to focus on “A-frame.”

This series of columns introduces the rich culture of Asian films from countries such as South Korea, Thailand, and the Philippines. It also aims to investigate the similarities and differences between Japanese films and other Asian films.

Exhibition of more than 500 items from 90 Japanese manga, anime, games and SFX films (tokusatsu) depicting the changes and characteristics of Tokyo.

Introducing An Paste Ice Lolly, a lolly of frozen Azuki bean paste, from TORAYA CAFÉ・AN STAND, reflects on the tradition-rich establishment and its commitment to going beyond the Japanese and western framework.

“The link between what we wear and how it makes us feel is undeniable,” says Dr. Dawnn Karen, a leader in the growing field of Fashion Psychology who pays close attention to the relationship between attire and attitude: not just how clothes make you look, but how they make you feel.

TV producer of TV TOKYO Corporation, Nobuyuki Sakuma talks about his movie recommendations and the memories attached to them.

The production company, WACK, which hosts such Idol groups as BiSH and Mameshiba No Taigun is putting on an exhibition titled ‘SCHOOL OF WACK’ at Shibuya’s Parco ‘Parco Museum Tokyo’ that will run until August 31. Here we will cover the state of affairs at the exhibition.

Colliu, who is active in two fields as both a model and an artist, is holding her solo exhibition “FOLKS!” during the coronavirus pandemic. Here she discusses the “relationship between the viewer and the piece” that is always on her mind.

Experience Raf Simons’s studio through a phone call. What did you get that you breathed into Almost Black?

Essayist Iku Okada explores how to consider the culture of her home country in this era highlighted by multicultural coexistence in light of what she has learned attending kimono-wearing classes in New York.

Berlin’s club culture has been hit hard by the COVID-19. Unravels the story of a free live video streaming service by a club commission that is breaking the status quo.

Tomomi Nishizawa, a continuously active artist, held a solo exhibition focusing on the ambiguity of the boundary between beauty and medicine. How does she perceive modern beauty?

Replies of personal principles or claims through Social media. Considering ways to handle the discomfort towards Social media companies that do not follow reality.

A new generation of entrepreneurs driving the improvement of waste problems in the European interior industry. Introducing upcycle ideas by designers and restaurant owner.