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A Hybrid of Technology and Oil Painting: Emma Webster’s Landscape on the boundary
Emma Webster, a landscape painter with a hybrid worldview that combines technology and oil painting, talks about her creativity. -
Interview with Christoph Brunnquell: Tireless and Borderless Pursuit of Art
Christoph Brunnquell, longtime director of the fashion magazine Purple and the traditional French national newspaper Le Figaro, has released an art book EX PURPLE EX FIGARO. The interview focuses on his borderless pursuit of art. -
Nick Wooster’s Path and the Possibilities of Japanese Mode Fashion
Nick Wooster is a star of men’s fashion who knows the world of fashion. He talks about his history and the current state of Japanese fashion. -
Reflecting on Photographer Kyoji Takahashi’s Timeline Part Two: The Power of Expression That Refuses Categorization
An interview with Kyoji Takahashi on his roots and new work. In part two, we asked extensively about how he started pursuing a career in photography and the boundary between advertising and art. -
Reflecting on Photographer Kyoji Takahashi’s Timeline Part One: A Collage of Image Fragments Weaves Words
An interview with Kyoji Takahashi on his roots and new work. In volume one, we asked him about the process behind the “Void” exhibition held in Kyoto. -
Preserving Japan’s Past Treasures for the Next Generation: The Ideal Future Envisioned by ReBuilding Center JAPAN Representative Tadafumi Azuno
Interview with Tadafumi Azuno, representative of ReBuilding Center JAPAN. They work towards a better future by turning their focus to Japan after exploring the world. -
“The Best Part of My Art is Surprising People”—Artist Hajime Sorayama’s Evolution and Creative Philosophy
Painter/illustrator Hajime Sorayama’s new exhibition, Space Traveler, is currently showing at three venues in Tokyo. Sorayama shared intimate details about his latest works and creative philosophy at one of the venues. -
COMPUMA’s Solo Album A View: How Does a Sound Developed Over a Long Career Take Shape?
Last year, COMPUMA released his first solo album A View, as well as a DVD with analog and video works. We dive into the background of his work spanning thirty years. -
Exploring the History of Japanese Americans in Portland with Jana Iwasaki, a Fourth-Generation Japanese American
Portland, Oregon, once had a Japantown, where many Nikkei lived. We trace the past and present of Japanese Americans with Jana Iwasaki, a board member of the Japanese American Museum of Oregon. -
The Exquisite Pianism Keiichiro Shibuya Demonstrated on the 20th Anniversary of ATAK: “Massive Life Flow; Inside the Mind of Keiichiro Shibuya” Part 10
For the tenth installment of this series, we look back on Shibuya’s solo piano concert last December alongside photos taken by Kenshu Shintsubo.