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Eighteen Years of Connecting Artists and the Scene:Aaron Fabian of innen Talks about ZINE Culture
We interviewed Aaron Fabian of “innen,” which celebrates its 18th anniversary, about everything from his first encounter with zines to the secret story behind his work with artists. -
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The conversation between Moritz R®︎ from Der Plan and Makoto Ori:40 years with music
German and Japanese musicians have been interacting with each other from the days before the Internet. After 40 years, Der Plan’s Moritz R®︎ and Makoto Ori hold a conversation for the first time. -
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Artist Rie Yamada Gives A Hard Look At The Future Concept Of Family In Japan
Rie Yamada is an artist who confronts the difficult issues concerning family. In this interview, we talk about what our “true self” is and the future concept of family in Japan, as seen in her new marriage hunting-based project Familie suchen. -
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“Breaking the walls of race, religion, and class to spread love” Marie Tomanova’s message in the photographs
Marie Tomanova, a NY-based photographer who captures the real generation young people. What does she want to convey through photography? -
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Thomas Marecki from “Lodown Magazine” and Shōbu Tsuchiya’s exchange of letters: passing down their beloved culture to the next generations
Thomas and Shōbu, who met through “Lodown Magazine,” reveal to us how they are dealing with the pandemic and their honest thoughts toward culture and its raison d’etre. -
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“innen Japan’s” Aaron Fabian and Hiroshi Iguchi’s hand-picked seven zines
Two zine lovers select their favorite seven zines published by Swiss independent publication company “innen.” While reminiscing about the good old days, they pleasantly talk about this and that. -
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“We want to take a deep dive into Japanese culture” — The cultural theory contemplated by Carsten Nicolai and Kostas Murkudis
Collaborators who have been friends for many years. The two men, who have been close friends both personally and professionally, discuss their collaborations since meeting 25 years ago, as well as the Japan that they both love. -
