Read more at The Asahi Shimbun — by Hwang Chul: A statue of a girl symbolizing “comfort women,” a poem treasuring the pacifist Constitution and other exhibits that were removed from public […]
Read more at the Las Vegas Weekly — by Geoff Carter: If you saw Primal Water: An Exhibition of Japanese Contemporary Art at the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art last summer, you’ve […]
Read more at The Mainichi — With the opening approaching of a new type of Kabuki showcasing visual effects at Japan’s oldest theater, actor Nakamura Shido is excited to deliver a performance […]
Read more at The Value — Even though G-Dragon is still serving his mandatory military service, scheduled to be completed on 26 October 2019, it doesn’t stop his widespread popularity in Asia. […]
Read more at the Korea Joongang Daily — SEONG: Fantastic City, Suwon IPark Museum of Art, Suwon, Gyeonggi-do — until November 3, 2019 — by Kim Eun-jin: The fascinating story of King […]
Read more at The Korea Herald — by Shim Woo-hyun: Pompidou Center curator Ma Yung has been appointed artistic director for next year’s Seoul Mediacity Biennale, Seoul Museum of Art Director Beck […]
Read more at The Rafu Shimpo — Artist Ibuki Kuramochi will present “Midori,” fusing the beauty and craft of live painting with the soul and rhythm of contemporary Japanese butoh dance, in […]
Read more at Architectural Digest — by Madeleine Luckel: This week, the Metropolitan Museum of Art opened a new exhibition in its Japanese wing, which focuses on the decorative arts of Kyoto. […]
Read more at The New Yorker — by Andrea K. Scott: On July 11th, the Art Newspaper reported that scores of Chinese police in riot gear had descended on Roma Lake, a […]
Read more at WWMT — by Lora Painter: Kalamazoo’s art scene is attracting international artists. The Kalamazoo Institute of Arts (KIA) opened an exhibition of watercolor art by South Korean artist Sunghyun […]
