A collection of works by Naoki Sato, a "contemporary fantastical painter." Includes conversations with Maha Harada and Naohiro Ukawa. [NADiff Recommended Book]

Ludlow Brandt, a barber salon from Brooklyn, NY, has arrived in Japan for the first time!

Sebastian Masuda transforms Claude Monet's works into "KAWAII" installation exhibition now being held in Ginza

Roppongi Art Night 2017 will be held for two days, with Mika Ninagawa as the main artist!

A collection of works by fashion photography master Irving Penn, currently on display at the Met in New York [Shelf Recommended Book]

Araki's exhibition "Nobuyoshi Araki: Photo-Mad Old Man A" is currently being held at Tokyo Opera City, featuring approximately 1,000 pieces, including new works.

An exhibition of artist Yasuhiro Suzuki is being held at the Hakone Open-Air Museum, bringing new discoveries to everyday life!

Artist Yasunari Awazu's solo exhibition "Projection" will be held at the Omotesando Rocket

Free admission to the Hara Museum of Contemporary Art for three days. Furla's charity event for art, "FURLA DAY"

A 3D tapestry that looks like it's made of paper. An Indian artist's "Place for prayer" project is so detailed it's hard to believe it's made of paper.

A group exhibition by 10 up-and-coming artists at the gallery QUIET NOISE on the pond, as well as a book sale by flotsam books and others.

Nobuyoshi Araki's exhibition focusing on his wife Yoko is being held at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum

Mysterious rug discovered in a cave about 150 meters underground!? New launch campaign by New York interior design shop

Nobuyoshi Araki's comprehensive collection of works, "Photo-Mad Old Man A," is the official catalogue for the exhibition currently being held in Shinjuku. [NADiff Recommended Book]

Van Gogh, who loved Japan, and the Japanese who admired him. "Van Gogh: The Traveling Dream of Japan" Exhibition touring three cities

BRICK & MORTAR releases posters featuring overprinted quotes from newspapers of the past, including the Apollo moon landing