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Within all the Miami madness, we forgot to mention the opening of one of our favorite artists, Jess Johnson, in NEON MEAT DREAM at NANZUKA in Tokyo. Born in New Zealand and currently based in Ne…
Up there on top of our holiday gift wishlist is the new [email protected] figure by Haroshi, which was produced by Karimoku and released by MEDICOM TOY. Announced in July but in the making for o…
Through January 5, 2020, we are excited that Japan House in Los Angeles is hosting Japan 47 Artisans, an exhibition that explores the diversity of Japanese craft traditions through the eyes of contem…
Perhaps that is why its refreshing to see Murakami's new show at Perrotin in Tokyo, Superflat Doraemon. From Japanese art critic, Yoshio Suzuki:In creating works of contemporary art based o…
Regardless of unfortunate historic events and circumstances, the East and West have always had a big crush on each other. Japan loves rock ’n’ roll and hamburgers, and, in return, the West crave…
"Changing of the Seasons" comes to Hashimoto Contemporary SF as an acclaimed Japanese artist Ozabu visits for a solo show entitled Meguru, which reflects the cyclical shift. In hauntin…
Regardless of unfortunate historic events and circumstances, the East and West have always had a big crush on each other. Japan loves rock ’n’ roll and hamburgers, and, in return, the West crave…
At the Juxtapoz offices, we are huge fans of Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama because of his famous robot women works and Star Wars concept art legacy. Sorayama, in conjunction with his Nanzuka G…
Every Takashi Murakami unveiling of new work feels like a major event. On October 16th, Murakami will open Baka, his 14th solo show with Perrotin Gallery and this one at the gallery's homeb…
Mikiko Hara is an award-winning Japanese artist known for her square-format snapshot photography. Hara utilizes a classic film camera to unassumingly approach her subjects at close ran…
