Today, just a few random pictures I took a little while ago, as I was spending the day on Ogijima:   A fisherman “stranded” on the southern tip of the island. I mean, he was literally stranded there. From where he was, there is no way to walk back

    Ladybug Onba by Yoshifumi Oshima at Onba Factory.    

  Preliminary note: a lot of people have been coming to this site lately looking for information about the various islands and art projects, most likely because they want to send their own application for the Setouchi Triennale 2013 (the deadline approaching not being stranger to this increasing number of

  Shortly after my arrival in Takamatsu, of course I had to take a small daytrip to Ogijima. Here is the tale of that day in pictures and a few comments:    The first good news of the day were that the original Meon was going to take us to

  Let me introduce you to Ao Oni-kun. One can poorly translate this into “Mr. Blue Oni.”     You most likely have already seen this statue if you’ve been to Takamatsu. It is a Oni and it is located right next to the Takamatsu Station in the Sunport. As

  Two months ago I published the schedule for Art Setouchi during April. Last month, I did the same with the May schedule. So, it’s all too logical that today I share with you the… Art Setouchi Schedule for June 2011 And yes, I still have the (not so) secret

Here is the third (and last, at least until my next trip to Ogijima) installment of my short series of articles about the Onba Factory, my favorite art site from the Setouchi International Art Festival. In case you’ve missed them, you can find the first two parts there and there. For this

  Let’s continue our visit of the Onba Factory (オンバ・ファクトリー) with this second post. Of course, if you haven’t done so already, I warmly advise you to read the first post devoted to the topic and to watch the video of my interview with Yoshifumi Ōshima, Onba Factory‘s boss. That’s

If a few days ago I told you about Onba, it was not a random decision from my part. It was because for the next few days I am going to talk about Onba Factory (オンバ・ファクトリー). OK, I won’t beat around the bush, Onba Factory was my very favorite artwork

  Sorry, I couldn’t be back yesterday as previously mentioned, some connection problems made my life hell yesterday and I couldn’t post. Now everything works (thanks for LAN cables) and I can finally start telling you about my adventures in the Setouchi International Art Festival. Of course, yesterday, the first