Tokyo dreams realised in fictional magazine cover show 'The Tokyoiter'


At 'The Tokyoiter' exhibition, Sophia Tan’s artwork titled 'Take A Spin' - about toy-vending machines - was inspired by memories of a family trip to Japan when she was a teenager. Photo: The Star/Kamarul Ariffin

Magazine cover design is in the spotlight at The Tokyoiter exhibition, which is currently showing at Temu House in Petaling Jaya. It features a line-up of 25 artists, illustrators, animators and designs who have come up with an array of playful and interesting works paying tribute to Tokyo, a vibrant metropolis, a city of dreams and cultural hub.

This art project – supported by The Japan Foundation, Kuala Lumpur – draws inspiration from iconic The New Yorker magazine cover art and The Parisianer, a French tribute version of the magazine.

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