How are you dear friends? Where I live, we're back to Daylight Savings Time and spring officially begins on the 20th. I'm hoping the weather will quickly warm up for us winter-weary folk.
Anyway, today let me tell you about an artist/book fair I went to.
It's called the Japanese Young Artists' Books Fair, on-going until tomorrow at the Kinokuniya Bookstore, Printed Matter and Book Court.
This is an annual book fair highlighting the works of Japanese contemporary artists curated by a Tokyo-based gallery called Pepper's Project.
They showcase photography...
Colorful drawings...
Fun artwork...
Poetry...
Illustration...
Sketches...
Collage and assemblage.
I really enjoyed the mythical drawings from this book.
I also liked "Taberu" which, when translated, means "to eat". I love how a small fork is enclosed with the book!
Tomorrow, I'll share my other favorite books from the fair. Have a beautiful day!
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