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LoftworkpickA Japanese language virtual community for creators. Features portofolios, introductions and more. Highly recommended! |
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Illustrated manuscript, written by David and Michiko Young, focusing upon the relationship between Japanese aesthetics and Japanese culture, including the aesthetics of everyday life. |
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Tokyo Art BeatpickOffers the most comprehensive listings of art and design related events in Tokyo with details of more than 150 events & 300 venues. |
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Art fairs are still a fairly new phenomenon in Japan, but ART FAIR TOKYO has established itself as one of the most substantial art fairs in both Japan and Asia. It connects collectors, curators, art enthusiasts, gallerists, and journalists with a wide variety of genres of contemporary art, nihonga, and ukiyoe, as well as Asian works of art and antiques. |
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The Leonard A. Lauder collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston consists of more than twenty thousand Japanese postcards to, largely from the early twentieth century to the years just before WWII. |
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Kobe-based C.A.P. was formed in 1994 by a group of artists and seeks to promote cultural activities on a non-profit basis. |
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Online visual gallery of Important Cultural Properties in Japan. Search, by era, type and geographic location. features photographs. |
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Design Festa is a freestyle International Art Event open to all creators to exhibit their creative talent. |
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Osaka, Japan based community of diverse professionals impassioned by great design. What a great name for this group! |
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Focuses exclusively on the presentation of contemporary art by a select group of leading Tokyo based commercial gallery spaces. G TOKYO is held for just 3 days within the highly concentrated frame of a single space in the cultural district of Roppongi Hills. |