Sputniko! receives Japan Special Award at the 11th L'Oréal-UNESCO Japan Encouragement Award for Women in Science

"Who's Laughing in 2020? +? =??" Exhibition commemorating the 10th anniversary of the death of Nam June Paik, the artist known as the "father of video art."

Beautiful Hokkaido scenery like an ink painting that no one has seen before. A collection of works by photographer Michael Kenna [Shelf Recommended Book]

The Reims Museum Exhibition brings together around 70 exquisite French paintings by artists such as Léonard Foujita and Gauguin

An exhibition by Toshimasa Kikuchi will be held, showcasing works reconstructed from waste materials and works using traditional Japanese techniques.

"Reminiscences of a Journey to Lithuania," directed by Jonas Mekas, a pioneer of American experimental film, will be screened for two days only.

Mori Art Museum's "The Universe and Art" Exhibition explores the relationship between space and humans through cutting-edge space development and new works by TeamLab

A one-night-only exhibition featuring artwork inspired by Japanese culture, centered around anime and manga.

"Love and Pain" in Frida Kahlo's Belongings: Ishiuchi Miyako's Viewfinder [NADiff Recommended Book]

A collection of works by Thomas Mayländer, also selected by Paris Photo, and a pop-up by publisher AMC books in store [Shelf Recommended Books]

Enjoyable for both adults and children. The world's largest picture book illustration competition, "Bologna Exhibition," is coming to Japan again this year!

A permanent collection of illustrator Mizumaru Anzai's first works. Haruki Murakami also contributed. [NADiff Recommended Book]

A collaboration between dolphins, fish, and fireworks at the aquarium! "Fireworks Aquarium" to be held in Shinagawa

TeamLab focuses on the tea ceremony, unveiling new work "Flowers Blooming in a Tea Bowl" at the Ibaraki Prefectural Northern Art Festival this fall

Yudai Nishi, a rising star in the pop art world, will hold a solo exhibition at Nakameguro VOILLD. In addition to the exhibition of his new work "Pepper," limited edition T-shirts and socks will also

Genichiro Inokuma: "Painting takes courage" -- A visit to the Marugame Genichiro Inokuma Museum of Contemporary Art in his hometown of Kagawa [Report--1/2]