DRAWING TOKYO’S FUTURES: An interview with Simon Kalajdjiev
– An Interview with Simon Kalajdjiev, an architectural illustrator
Short Bio
A graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, Skopje. 2006: editor in chief and designer of “Comicus Magnus” magazine; 2008:...
DESIGN FESTA GALLERY – Art Let Loose
Free admission, free expression, free spirit– Design Festa Gallery is all about freedom and has been giving space to artists for 20 years. In their 71 different exhibition spaces they invite all artists, regardless...
Discover Niigata from Tokyo. Let’s Go!【Festival】
Festival: Culture, Art and Tradition in the Rural Landscapes of Niigata
【Yuzawa•Uonuma Tokamachi City, Tsunanmachi】
Incorporating Art into the Countryside Echigo Tsumari Art Festival 2018
Make it a point to catch this triennial showcase of colorful artwork inspired
by...
Art and Architecture-Spotting Tours by WAttention
ART & ARCHITECTURE-SPOTTING ITINERARIES
BY WATTENTION
Ginza/Mita/Shinagawa Area
ALL THE FACES OF ELEGANCE
The Ginza area was the heart of Japan's modernity in the early 20th century and it has stayed the home of stellar architecture to...
Mori Digital Art Museum’s Brand New teamLab Exhibit
New Odaiba museum hosts art collective's first
permanent installation: Borderless
Japan's famous digital art collective teamLab has held several digital art exhibitions in Japan and around the world in recent years and their efforts have been well...
Tokyo Bayside Story
WAttention Tokyo Culture Special
Tokyo is a large, vibrant city with a long, colorful history. This summer, WAttention Tokyo takes magnifying glass to the south of the city and the Tokyo Bay area. Focusing first...
Tokyo Trick Art Museum
Photographic fun with ninjas, time travel and giant monsters, all under one roof!
Trick art uses optical illusions, making the viewer feel like they are part of the artwork itself or tricking the mind and...
Tokyo Bayside Story: Kita-Shinagawa and Tennozu Isle
A historic checkpoint station
in a modern, stunning coastal setting
Back in the Edo period (1603-1868), Kita-Shinagawa thrived as a shukuba, or checkpoint station, on the Tokaido, one of the five ancient roads that connected Tokyo...
Another 3hr trip – Harajuku & Omotesando
Harajuku & Omotesando 原宿・表参道
Tokyo is a city that not only combines tradition and modernity but also boasts a multicultural heritage. For those looking to get a taste of “kawaii” culture, look no further than...
Hotel Ryumeikan Tokyo: One of Tokyo’s most artistic hotels
Paintings found in hotel rooms and hallways have often been a synonym for tasteless, mass-produced decoration items that fill empty walls; however, in Japan hospitality or omotenashi dictates that the host makes his...
