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JAM: Tokyo – London

Description: 10 May – 8 July, Barbican Gallery. Celebrating the creative activity of Tokyo and London, JAM is a unique ... more

JAM: Tokyo – London ... opportunity to see the latest and the best in fashion, graphics, photography, music, media and art, including work never shown outside Japan be

Newest Review: ... criticising society's attitude towards the female form, and poking fun at anti-capitalist demonstrations, by advocating that demonstrators should use the toilets of chain stores, in order to "block the system". Another London artist on display is Paul Davis. Davis has presented a series of images on pages torn from a sketchbook, each depicting a face, and accompanied by that ... more

... person's thoughts about the Internet. It's an interesting piece, reflecting the diversity of people's attitudes towards the new technology, and revealing a preponderance of fear and concern about it, perhaps explaining Davis's choice of...more

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JAM: Tokyo – London: Chemotherapy Wig Welcome (1945 words)
by - written on 07/06/01 (Very useful, 147 readings)
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The Barbican Gallery, unsurprisingly located in London's maze-like Barbican Centre, is currently playing host to not just one, but two, art exhibitions. Paying the hefty admission price of £7 (£5 concessions) will get you into both of them. The lower floor of the gallery is given over to a retrospective of the work of photographer Helmut Newton, and the upper floor (sort of like a balcony around the outside of the gallery, looking down onto the lower floor) is currently hosting an exhibition entitled 'JAM'. 'JAM' is an exhibition of the work of contemporary artists currently working in London and Tokyo. It's a very hip collection of ... Read the complete review

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