We will be releasing the magazine vol. 8 that will be available for sale on December 13 (SAT). The theme for this issue is “A Sense of Something.” In society today we are constantly expected and being asked to achieve our goals in a “quick, easy, and cheap” way. We wanted to take the opportunity to reconsider the things that can perhaps be discovered through a more daily or regulated routine, something that can only be felt from a gradual accumulation, to think about the meaning of taking your time to approach your intended destination without taking any shortcuts. This issue was put together with these sorts of thoughts in mind.

We spoke to a diverse set of subjects including artists, designers, writers, craftspeople, alongside other creators who are certainly connected to our modern societies of today, yet they occupy a space in time that contrasts the general flow of the world around them by honestly coming face to face with their sense of self in their life’s work as they share their sensibilities with others close to them. As always though, this issue will strive to offer plentiful amounts of content that will introduce undiscovered crafts, art and culture from all over the world. We plan to share a wealth of beautiful visuals alongside comprehensive copy for your discovery.

For further details of vol.8

Subsequence Salon vol.5

Exhibition “Capturing the Moment: 20th Century Japanese Magazine Library”

To celebrate the publication of Subsequence the magazine vol. 8, we will be hosting a “Subsequence Salon” event at the VISVIM GALLERY / VISVIM GENERAL STORE in the Naka Meguro area of Tokyo.

“Subsequence Salon” is a pop-up gallery that exhibits and sells arts and crafts from all over the world, past and present, specially curated by Subsequence magazine.
For this special occasion as an homage to the rich magazine culture that flourished in Japan during the 20th century, we have selected from the vast collection of magazines that our Editor in Chief, Kosuke Ide has collected over many years. We will be presenting an exclusive limited time library that will feature a selection of vintage Japanese magazines, ranging from those over 100 years old to others dating back to the 1990’s.

Dates: 12/13 (SAT) – 12/21 (SUN)
Hours: 11:00 – 20:00

VISVIM GENERAL STORE / VISVIM GALLERY
1-22-11 Aobadai, Meguro-ku, Tokyo
+81(0)3 6452 4772