Nobumi Miyake: Tradition and the Future of Japanese Artisans
Renowned artisan Nobumi Miyake preserves tradition through kin-sai, blending innovation with Japan’s cultural essence in his exquisite bridal kimonos.
Renowned artisan Nobumi Miyake preserves tradition through kin-sai, blending innovation with Japan’s cultural essence in his exquisite bridal kimonos.
With a history spanning more than 650 years, Noh was recognized as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2008.
The 67th CWAJ Print Show on October 16—20 in Tokyo is for art lovers to view and purchase contemporary Japanese art in-person or online. This year’s theme is “The Magic of Printmaking.”
Japan is a country rich in culture and heritage, and as such, there is no shortage of unique and exciting events, shows, and exhibitions to catch here.
His first solo exhibition in Japan, Damien Hirst’s Cherry Blossom exhibition is on show until May 23, and perfectly coincides with the famous sakura season in Japan. Find out more here!
Banksy is one of the most well-known and controversial figures in the world of street art. His thought-provoking pieces have developed their own fan bases around the world. He has made a name for himself in the world of art—just not his real name.