Back Issue -1 April 2007-

Painting Space: Nobuaki Onishi Matthew Larking The Renaissance discerned two kinds of sculptural modes: freestanding, three-dimensional sculpture, and more two-dimensional low-relief sculpture, like wall panels. Leonardo da Vinci weighed in on the second kind, acknowledging his essential concern: "the sculptor may claim that low relief is a kind of painting." more... Atelier Bow-Wow: Practice of Lively Space Thomas Daniell No matter how the work of Atelier Bow-Wow (the mild-mannered, brilliant husband-and-wife team of Yoshiharu Tsukamoto and Momoyo Kaijima) tends to be interpreted or misinterpreted - as an exploitation of contextual constraints, an elaboration of personal quirks, an exploration of the potential of narrow spaces, and so on -- it is above all based on taking things seriously. more... Painting Space: Nobuaki Onishi Matthew Larking 1 Apr 2007 Atelier Bow-Wow: Practice of Lively Space Thomas Daniell 1 Apr 2007 The National Art Center: Tokyo's Biggest and Brightest Bubble Museum Alan Gleason 1 Apr 2007 Audrey Fondecave: Dans la peau d'ane (the donkey and the princess) 19 January - 4 February 2007 1 Apr 2007 The Door into Summer: The Age of Micropop Jeffrey Ian Rosen 1 Mar 2007 Kiyoshi Sey Takeyama: WinWinWin ― The Life of Architecture Thomas Daniell 1 Mar 2007 Fujino: An Art Enclave Struggles to Survive Alan Gleason 1 Mar 2007 >> Back Issues