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Preview of our FEMME / HOMME collection.
“Une vue de mont Fuji” (A view of Mt. Fuji) available for pre-order from our contact page.

Please leave the design name(s) and size(s) you would like to purchase in your message.

Noiz-Davi working the wall on a music video for a j-pop band called Half-Life. Nice work Noiz! …and the guitar riff is stuck in my head from watching the video over and over. heeeee haaawww.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCtNM77fDck

Slightly off-topic, but sometimes you gotta get into the flashback disco groove.

2010.9.11〜2010.10.4 SWEET STREETS2@Gallery Nucleus (LA, U.S.A)

Naoshi and Ryo Nakagawa’s work will be held on exhibition at Sweet Streets 2 in Los Angeles from 9/11/2010 through 10/4/2010.

Go check it out if you’re in the hood.

http://sweetstreetsla.blogspot.com/
http://www.gallerynucleus.com/

Noiz-Davi is an active artist consistently participating in various art related events, projects, and even teaching art. His work with the art group Rinpaeshidan is widely acclaimed, with their videos on youtube reaching almost 20 million views all together.

Style/Genre: 2-dimensional paintings, abstract, collaborative art, motion graphics

Philosophy/Concept: Surrounding environment, expressing the process of creation, beauty of unfinished works

Message from NOIZ-DAVI
Give me a wall and I will draw.

MWJ member Yuki Aoyama releases his second photobook, “Schoolgirl Complex” featuring work from his Canon Excellence Award winning series “UNDERCOVER.” This series expresses nostalgia and the sweet/sour eroticism from the point of view of a Japanese adolescent boy. 160 pages, all full color pictures, ¥1,880 (including tax).

Also proudly announcing “Schoolgirl Complex” reached 3rd in the books category on Amazon Japan!

Check out the book available HERE

Also check out Yuki Aoyama’s website http://yukiao.jp

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Self-taught photographer and sumi ink painter, Ryo had always felt that too many people in Japan glorify foreign cultures but neglect their own. Looking at this situation, he created Tokyo Party Night, his blog site “to introduce the real culture in Tokyo to the world, and also to Japan itself.” While attracting media interest to his activities and winning several photography awards, Ryo has participated in 150+ night club parties to take snapshots of people having a good time which he then uploads to his website. He joined MWJ because of the mutual goal to enliven Japanese culture.

Message from RYO

I hope you like my pictures!
http://ryonakagawa.com
http://tokyopartynight.blogspot.com

Naoshi was interviewd by underscore in the arts section.
Check it out HERE.

Sayoko is a Japanese “Mokuhanga” (Woodblock Print) artist but she did a great job with this live painting at the Gojo Guest House in Kyoto.

Video of Bosshiko’s live Sumi Painting from 2007. It’s fast forwarded, but he paints this in only 30 minutes. For reals!

DEXPISTOLS / NEW JACK HOUSE feat. JON-E‬

Cool song and music video by the Dexpistols, Japan’s electro duo made of DJ Maar and DJ Daruma.  LP to be released in 2010! This one is from their first single titled, “New Jack House”. Check it!

http://www.nao-shi.com/

performance.  BARBARAKI is a huge drag queen show and is taking place at the Asahi ABC Hall this year.

If you’re in the Kansai region buy ticket now!  \\\Advance 4,000 yen\\\

BARBARAKI 12 25 (Fri), 19:00, 26 (Sat) 14:00,18:00, 27 (Sun) 15:00 

Osaka / Asahi Broadcasting Corporation ABC Hall 

〒 553-8503 Fukushima, Fukushima-ku, Osaka No. 30, No. 1-chome, 

TEL 06-6451-6573 

http://asahi.co.jp/abchall/

BOSSHIKO

A multi-talented artist, Bosshiko has 15 years of experience as an illustrator creating CG and animations for the television industry in Japan. His illustration series “Seven Deities of Good Fortune” won awards at Asiagraph and TCM (Tokyo Contents Market) tradeshow and was held on exhibitions all over the world.

Bosshiko is also a calligraphy artist and currently focuses on his ad lib live calligraphy performance; painting dragons, divine beasts, and demons on huge canvases. He does this in the dark with only head flashlights at various events in 30 minute sessions. He joined MwJ because he felt a sense of purpose and mission to participate in the project. 

MESSAGE FROM BOSSHIKO

Thanks

http://www.kiske3.jp