BAHK and SHART: Tokyo’s Gen Z Graffiti Artists
“Today is already too late to change the world, but it’s the earliest moment we have.”
“Today is already too late to change the world, but it’s the earliest moment we have.”
Founder Ayana Wyse on visibility and what’s lacking in the J-vlogging scene
For this solo show, British artist Nick West reimagines what a book is by making it from materials other than paper and glue. Using readily available, mass-produced objects like matches, dice, and records (among others), the artist sources objects from…
Scottish artist Peter Doig is celebrated as one of the most important representational artists working today. With romantic yet mysterious landscapes, Doig’s compositions fascinate people all over the world. Finding inspiration in Van Gogh, Matisse, Gaugin and Munch, Doig’s brush…
Enigmatic singer-songwriter Aldous Harding discusses Japan and nurturing the artist within
The thoughtful and profoundly self-expressive photographic work of photographer Ayaka Horiuchi will be put on display in an exhibition in Harajuku this upcoming month.
Metropolis interviewed Brazilian artist Romero Britto, the king of color. Britto shares insight into his creative world.
One of the most prominent collectors of contemporary Japanese art discusses prints and friendship with Toko Shinoda
Artist Dan Isomura discusses art and the upcoming Art Fair Tokyo 2019