The next stage is Daikanyama Tsutaya . Blank Mag will hold a pop-up featuring rare art books.

Recent years,Larry Clark's pop-upand ...,Pop-up with "Flotsam BooksThe culture label "Culture Label" stands out for its topical activities, such asBLANKMAG".

The reality of the label, which remains shrouded in mystery and boasts a cult following that spans the art and fashion scenes, will hold a pop-up store on the 1F art floor of the "Daikanyama Tsutaya" from September 12 (Sat).

For this pop-up, Blank Mag, which has been following street culture for 25 years, will release a part of its vast collection. Rare art books and zines will be available for a limited time.

As it was not possible to fit all the items into one theme, the exhibition was divided into three parts, each with its own exclusive items to be released during the exhibition period.

The first part, which will run from September 12 (Sat.) to 18 (Fri.), will focus on artists from the Zero's and New York's Lower East Side who emerged after the catastrophe of 9/11 in New York City in 2001. During this period, T-shirts and a limited-edition zine featuring artwork by udai, a member of Youth Quake, a creative unit leading Tokyo youth culture, will be on sale.

The second part, from September 19 (Sat.) to September 22 (Tue.), will feature Taiwanese street culture and current artists, labels, and culture that have yet to be introduced to the world. During these four days, a color-specific long T-shirt made by W.A.P.S., a culture label created this year, and a limited edition set of zines and stickers from the label, photographed by photographer Yoko Kusano, will be available for purchase.

The third part of the event, from Wednesday, September 23 to Wednesday, September 30, will be the launch of a new activity for Blank Mug. The highlight of this period will be the pre-sale of special items associated with the new project. Although it has not yet been decided what kind of items will be released , expectations are high.

You'll have to wait and see what's in store for you when you visit this pop-up . Why not visit several times during the exhibition period and experience a variety of cultures?