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Megumi Igarashi, also known as Rokudenashiko or 6D745, has been making headlines all over the world with her artwork featuring female genitalia. She gave a talk last Saturday at the Sunday Cafe. That in itself is kind of funny.
Karin Pisarikova‘s exhibition, Still Life, will be at the Czech Centre in Tokyo until July 28, 2016. She is a Czech artist living in Tokyo, Japan.
Arthur Huang did a presentation at Pechakucha- Tokyo during the period of his exhibition, Memory Walks – Is This the Way I Went? at Hagiso.
Arthur Huang is another foreign resident in Tokyo and runs the Art Bytes Critique (ABC) group, of which I have recently joined. He has been exploring memory and its fragility by remembering his daily commute and then drawing it on eggs.
Tanya Tanaka, an artist and textile designer who resides in Tokyo, has had a busy year and has found her groove with these new digital drawings.
I realized that one reason why I was slow in posting photographs of the Narrative Abstract Art show was that I was busy pondering many questions that I have about the place and the way they run things. Some of my opinions might not be popular ones, but I tried to be fair. I debated whether or not I should change names but I decided not to do so. Why? The place has potential and shows signs of willingness to learn and grow. I used specific names but I think these points could probably be applied to many galleries in Tokyo.
Outside the Fish Bowl 