Exhibition Design Festa Gallery Harajuku / Design Festa ギャラリー ♡

Tomorrow is the final day of my three day first exhibition in Harajuku`s Design Festa Gallery (11th - 13th), it`s such a cute little gallery with a wide range of artists and I`ve loved having a little space there, feels like the first steps towards a creative filled life (one day *dreams*), my lovely friends have given me so much support and it`s been nice to try and get a bit of my world out there, especially in Tokyo, which I feel lucky to call home, here`s a little glimpse into things, if your in Tokyo and around tomorrow please come say hello! There is a nice little post on the Design Festa Gallery website :

Design Festa Blog

Hope you enjoy! 明日は展示会の最終日です！来て、私を訪問してください！

 Lots of love x x x

John Talabot at Air Club Daikanyama ♡

So we were super psyched to discover one of our favourite DJ's John Talabot (from Barcelona) not only playing Tokyo in late January on his DJ Kicks Tour, but at a club we'd been meaning to go to - Air in Daikanyama (Lost in Translation), it was just as dreamy as I can remember from the scenes of Scarlett & Bill with pretty hazy lights and glowy colours and a lovely underground vibe, asides from this its probably one of the least pretentious clubs I've been to, the staff are super lovely and everyones there for pure love for the dj skills and beautiful tunes, can't wait for another good night to come around to go again!

You can listen to John Talabot's beautiful tunes here:
http://boomkat.com/downloads/841410-john-talabot-dj-kicks

Lots of love x x x

Club Air Daikanyama:Hikawa Bldg B1F-B2F, 2-11 Sarugakucho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

Tokyo Adventurings: Tokujin Yoshioaka at the Museum of Contemporary Art ♡

Going to try & up to date with lots of adventuring's so far (so expect lots of posts over the next week! One of the first places we visited was the Museum of Contemporary Art for the absolutely incredible Tokujin Yoshioaka's exhibition, in a sleepy little suburb called Kiyusumi-Shirakawa:
The Museum itself was stunning enough with its many structures and shapes made out of glass and flowing water features around the front, just a spectacle for reflecting the beautiful sunlight of the day into lots of fragments of beautiful rainbow colour - making it perfect for the exhibition.

If your not familiar with Yoshioaka's sculpture & art, I can't recommend it enough, it's absolutely magical, in 'Crystallize' the focus was all on Crystal and pieces of art he'd made from intense amounts of crystal, unfortunately only two rooms in the exhibition allowed photography so the majority of my photographs are from outside/ the initial rooms, but my favourite was a piece entitled 'Swan Lake' where 3 facing walls had huge pieces of crystal and centralised was a huge pool with flowing water over what appeared growing crystal rocks, and Swan Lake music playing full blast ♡

In the rooms you could take photographs, the striking factor over the whole exhibition was the way that light was captured by the crystal or glass used, and the colours and shapes that it reflected - an incredible spectrum of pastel rainbow ♡

Hope everyones having lovely weeks! Be sure to have a search for Yoshioaka's work - you'll be blown away! ♡

- many of the photographs taken by the wonderful @craigalhunter (Twitter)


Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo:
4-1-1 Miyoshi, Koto-ku, Tokyo
135-0022 Japan
TEL: +81-3-5245-4111(General Information)