___ R E A L T O K Y O MAIL MAGAZINE Vol. 82___

[Tetsuya OZAKI]

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_____6_14_2002_Fri_vol.82___________ http://www.realtokyo.co.jp/



[This Week's Index]

(1) ***NEW COLUMN***: Tokyo Editors' Diary
Vol. 001: Baba Masataka ("A" magazine)

(2) Out of Tokyo
Vol. 039: Apres-Show Appreciation

(3) Tokyo Visitors' Book
Vol. 28: Roland Groenenboom

(4) Event Pick of the Week
Philippe Chatelain Exhibition: line. surface. noise


This week's RT Picks:

art+cinema+music+stage+design+town = 57 events
including 10 new ones!
Plus new entries on our 'book/disk' page.

Check them out!

http://www.realtokyo.co.jp/



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(1) ***NEW COLUMN*** Tokyo Editors' Diary
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In succession of COMPOSITE editor Sugatsuke Masanobu's long-runner on RT,
"Tokyo Culture Diary," we decided to ask also other Tokyo-based magazine 
editors to
allow our readers some peeks into their busy schedules. The first one who 
sent us a
couple of lines was "A" magazine editor Baba Masataka. Share his experiences on
an Okinawa trip just minutes after the Japanese soccer team had scored a 
respectable
1:1 against Belgium:

http://www.realtokyo.co.jp/english/diary/f_diary.htm


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(2) Out of Tokyo vol. 39: Apres-Show Appreciation
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A little later than originally planned, here are RT editor Ozaki Tetsuya's 
comments on
two noteworthy recent events:

What I was originally planning to write about in the last volume of this 
column is the
Indian theatre play "Kitchen Katha, which I saw on May 25, the day of 
Pakistan's missile
test launches (@ Shibuya's Space Edge). Some kind of a 'meta-theatre,' the 
piece was
set in the kitchen of an Indian residence, where women were singing and 
telling stories
about their traditionally secluded life in this part of the house. It was a 
little bitter that the
play was not completely subtitled but, preparing food on stage and 
distributing it in the
audience, or using their kitchen utensils as musical instruments, the 
actresses showed
all kinds of imaginative entertainment (and I was amazed about how well 
they were
dealing with getting totally wet and covered with powder).

http://www.realtokyo.co.jp/en/column/ozaki39.htm


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(3) Tokyo Visitors' Book
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The 28th entry comes from Roland Groenenboom, a Dutch curator who is now 
working
at the Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona (don't forget to listen to his 
meaningful
message to REALTOKYO readers!):

http://www.realtokyo.co.jp/
(Open the window from the top page)


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(4) Event Pick of the Week
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Philippe Chatelain Exhibition: line. surface. noise

Japan resident French CG artist Philippe Chatelain covers Rocket's walls 
with computer
graphic 'wallpapers' of minute lines, and on top of this surface videos are 
projected. In
addition, there is noise (music?) to go with the images. This simple 
construction will
already turn Rocket into an interesting exhibition space, but what is even 
more attractive
about this event are the daily changing guest musicians that perform 
'headphone live
sets.' It will be interesting how C. Charles, DJ Yim (from Flyrec), Carl 
Stone, or Yuzo
Kako match their sounds with the visuals, and the visitors that are 
listening to this on
headphones promise to produce a unique scenery. The trick is that they have 
only 25
headphones, so those who secure themselves one first will hopefully pass it 
to others
during the shows.
--Andreas

http://www.realtokyo.co.jp/event_cgi/ev_viewE.cgi?4,1021



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Next week on RT:

- Tokyo, 4 Weeks

- Tokyo Culture Diary

- Presents

and more…

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