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This Is Nowhere: Shikoku Mura |
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| Christopher Stephens |
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| Entry to the Shikoku Mura open-air museum starts with an adventure. A sagging vine bridge with as many gaps as there are planks sways under the weight of even the lightest traverser, threatening to slip below the surface of the murky water. On the other side, though, things seem different. A sloping trail leads into a dense forest and on into another world. more... |
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Around the Stages: Mao Ishikawa and "Sachiko Nakada's Theatrical Company 1977-1991" |
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| Roger McDonald |
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| Tokyo's nap gallery holds a vintage photo exhibition each summer, and this was the third in the series. Titled The manners of photography #003: Mao Ishikawa, the small but dense show featured Okinawan photographer Mao Ishikawa's series "Sachiko Nakada's Theatrical Company 1977-1991." more... |
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A Not-So-Odd Coupling: "Peace Meets Art" in Hiroshima |
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| Alan Gleason |
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| Hiroshima is not just the site of the first atomic bombing, but a vibrant regional capital full of parks and rivers -- and several substantial art museums. This summer three of them have collaborated on an ambitious series of concurrent exhibitions, Art Arch Hiroshima 2013, on view until mid-October. more... |
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