When it comes to artistic contribution and innovation, Shugo Tokumaru remains the most important member of Japan’s indie music scene.
Suppose Design Office has designed House in Minamimachi 03 in Hiroshima.
The 21_21 Design Sight museum — part of the Tokyo Midtown complex in Roppongi — has just released a new free iPhone app.
SNOW Magazine is very happy to announce that it is teaming up with Tokyo-based design t-shirt label Graniph to not only give away a few t-shirts, but to also enlist your help in future design collaborations.
Tokyo Photo Dead Wave is a bi-weekly series curated by Néojaponisme showcasing the best up-and-coming new photography from Tokyo.
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“When I moved to Montreal in 1998, I was surprised to see how many sushi takeouts there were around the Plateau area, most of them run by non-Japanese; it was a bit of culture-shock for me within the same city. Then in 2008 I documented twenty-seven sushi shops all within a thirty-minute walking distance from my apartment. This was sort of the core inspiration of this Montreal-specific project,” so tells us Shie Kasai as she takes a break to talk more about her Survival Cooking Project.
SNOW contributor Hiyoko Imai contributes two new illustrations to Poolga, to set as wallpapers on your iPhone, iPod, or iPad.
Organizers for this year’s edition of Tokyo Designers Week are set to hold a press briefing this Thursday (July 29) to talk more about what to expect from TDW this year — as it celebrates its 25th anniversary — and also to reveal the show’s new look, which this year is courtesy of Gwenaël Nicolas (Curiosity).
Artist unit Paramodel — aka Yusuke Nakano and Yasuhiko Hayashi — has a new show at the Otani Memorial Art Museum, Nishinomiya entitled “The World According to Paramodel.”
Can’t catch Tokujin Yoshioka’s installation at the Museum Beyond Museum in Seoul? Relief comes in the form of this video.
Architect and product designer Masayuki Kurokawa has launched “design-proposal,” a website that aims to bring manufacturers and designers together in developing new creative ideas.
Did you actually surfed the site you’ve linked to?
The website 51 Japanese Characters and the app’s iTunes store page states Peter Machat being the author of all Illustrations. Just mentioning the technical author of this app and filing your post under tags like “design” and “illustration” looks a lot like you’d like Steffen do be understood as the only author?!
Really?
That’s my bad, definitely. I actually posted about that site back in 2008 (the post is here), and that’s why I didn’t check the site again and notice the name — when I saw the post about the app, I remembered that site, and just assumed that was the name of the creator. I’m going to fix the post.
Thanks Jean,
Very nice to see people taking care!