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Hana Ward, portrait by Joonbug

Interview with Hana Ward: “I think my work explores themes relevant to all of humanity, but it’s expressed mostly through Black women”

Hana Ward (b. 1989, Los Angeles, CA) is an American painter and ceramicist of Japanese heritage. Known for her fusion of intimate domestic scenes, natural landscape and playful use of color, Ward places themes such as identity, introspection, and transformation at the heart of her creative process. Creating works that foster a deeper connection with herself...

October 15, 2026October 15, 2026
At T3 PHOTO FESTIVAL TOKYO, Zanele Muholi Reframes the Black Body

At T3 PHOTO FESTIVAL TOKYO, Zanele Muholi Reframes the Black Body

T3 PHOTO FESTIVAL TOKYO (t3photo.tokyo), now in its eighth edition, brings together leading Japanese and international photographers, among them Zanele Muholi. Tokyo’s first outdoor international photography festival, held every October around Tokyo Station, takes 「と」 (“and”) as its 2026 theme, focusing on the connections and dislocations between self and others, man and woman, nature and...

October 6, 2026October 6, 2026
There are other worlds than these (Plate 2 of 40). Series 1 of 12.

Umar Rashid, the inaugural recipient of the AMA Artist Award, unveils a solo presentation at Tokyo Gendai

The AMA Artist Award is a prestigious annual initiative launched by Angus Montgomery Arts and designed to elevate early to mid-career North American artists onto the international stage. In 2025, Umar Rashid was announced as the inaugural recipient of the AMA Artist Award. The Chicago-born artist was invited to present his work at Tokyo Gendai...

September 14, 2026September 14, 2026
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