by Bianca Bosker from New York Times article, April 3, 2017 WITHOUT WARNING, the Japanese artist Hiroshi Sugim…
NEW YORK TIMES: The tidying guru is heir to a long tradition: Japan marketing itself as spiritual foil to a …
by Amy Katoh After 43 years of Blue & White, my eyes only see BLUE. And it may well be that BLUE is taking…
by Steve Beimel Hiroshi Sugimoto inspires me. He is an artist of many forms and his exceptional eye and minima…
Jun’ichirō Tanizaki, the famous novelist, wrote an essay entitled In Praise of Shadows. He laments the passing…
Matsumoto Sachiko: Bringing Japanese Crafts to the World by Elle Murrell “The only thing I took to Canada from…
Kawai Kanjiro By Robert Yellin In the wake of the great tide of industrialism in the early part of this centur…
by Mora Chartrand A shared homemade meal is a fine way to offer gratitude for friends and family and participa…
Wrapping Rap by Gail Rieke ’Tis the season… so perhaps you are thinking about gifting and wrapping… I first le…
