Currently on show at G/P Gallery Tokyo is Entropix by Taisuke Koyama. A mad collection of prints which captures the textural decay and change of Tokyo city, representing the city as an organism in which each of his stunning photographs the the state of an indervual cell. Koyama is one of Japans most promising emerging photographers.

Koyoma, Shun and Masaji. cold chilling.

Untitled Curve

Untitled (Red Vender)

Untitled O

Untitled (Shadow)
See more of the show and previous work Koyama site

KicksLab in Harajuku threw a massive sneaker meet today in Tokyo with the appearence of guest artists Dez Einswell from the states.

Above KicksLab, featuring another fine mural by Tokyo artist Mahk.
Below Dez and some finishing touches.

Mahk in the middle with the Kicks lads crew making an announcement or calling bingo, language barrier makes it hard to tell.

Suiko and Insa

Melbourne artists Rone’s up in some impressive Tokyo spots right now.

Incredible talent of Que Houxo from Tokyo, check his flickr here.

Live painting show last night at Smoke Bar Tokyo.

Sense in the middle.

Intricate line work by Kaz

Tokyo’s Mhak in the middle. see his No Comply artwork here.

Something for everyone. Also word to the nice readers, the door in the last image, it belongs to Kaikaya seafood resteraunt in Shibuya, a.k.a THE shit.

This is where you want to eat when in Tokyo, insane, profoundly tasty seafood along with autographed recommendation Shawn Stussy and drunken table side illustrations by Gary Basemen and Mark Ryden, stickers from the 5 corners of the known world, jolliest waiters on the planet. Make a note.

ALL ROADS LEAD TO RONE

THE SNEAKY RONE EFFECT

WHOSE ON TOP?

NICE PRODUCE, THATS WHO.

Check out these dope timepieces by Japanese watchmaker Haruo Suekichi.

An extensive interview with Harou is here on Chief Magazine, it tells a story of the organic development of the artists style and career. can buy them here, (tough if you can’t speak Japanese)

Sony Walkman just announce their new media player to Japan in the dopest possible way.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hdViona6Dw[/youtube]

Taeji Sawai, with a light controlled audio video sequencer.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PusSVnRh3sw[/youtube]

Atsuhiro Ito and the Optron, channeling the sounds of a flouro light through a pedal controlled effects generator.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjZFKf3dv8Y[/youtube]

Taeji Sawai and Atsuhiro Ito combining the light controlled sequencer with the Optron

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYdvqe1B9Qs[/youtube]

Fuyuki Yamakawa and a bone conduction microphone, special.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjlbwX0hZKU[/youtube]

Fuyuki Yamakawa and Atsuhiro Ito jamming.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KccIGRldAcc&feature=related[/youtube]

DJ Tucker, multi talented musician and master of the loopstation, check him out as he messing around in the kitchen, the sound of bacon is the sound of awesomeness.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpEql1JVFgk[/youtube]

Tinman precussionist Tomo Yamaguchi

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOzwABOaGiQ[/youtube]

Tomo Yamaguchi and Tucker jamming.

Check the other youtube links for a load more collabs and videos of these guys at work. Really mad.