The art of Japan’s Edo period is undeniably beautiful, influencing creators across the centuries. Japanese artist Katsushika ...

When the Qing Dynasty first took control over many parts of Taiwan in 1684, it roughly continued the Kingdom of Tungning’s ...

This weekend, the two sister cities will be center stage for the largest binational art installation ever exhibited on the U.S.-Mexico border, as well as their first cross-border art walk.

(Miki Hayakawa/New Mexico Museum of Art) Review by Maura Judkis Gray is the predominant color of the landscapes Japanese American artist Hisako Hibi painted during the three years she spent ...

They are especially interested in dialogues around empire, colonialism and their legacies. In 2010 they were made Honorary Citizens of Liverpool and in 2011 they each received an MBE for ‘services to ...

The third installment of Billboard Japan's series exploring the trends of MAJ will focus on the entries in the Best Cross-Border Collaboration ... organizations in the Japanese music industry.

Pappas Restaurants is preparing to acquire On The Border Mexican Grill & Cantina and help the Tex-Mex chain emerge from bankruptcy, according to people familiar with the matter. The Texas-based ...

Three days into 2025, singer Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast posted a carousel of soft paintings ... understandably produce a wave of melancholic emotions. Zauner’s album art reminds me of ...

SEATTLE — Many in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District are upset after somebody vandalized a public art exhibit focused on Japanese American history. The damage was discovered on Martin ...

While South Korea’s art scene has been stealing the spotlight in recent years, Japan is staging a quiet yet deliberate comeback. A recently published study by Dr. Clare McAndrew (the brains ...

The rifle followed the expansion of the Japanese colonial empire from the acquisition of Taiwan and Korea to even mainland China. At the precipice of World War II, the Arisaka rifle family had ...

A certain pall fell over the West Village—generally New York City’s cheeriest neighborhood—when EN Japanese Brasserie announced that December 22 would be its last day of service.