CONTRIBUTORS
Contributors who create NiEW together.

She has presented not only films but also installations, crossing the fields of film and contemporary art. As a writer, he has contributed to Filmground, NOBODY, BRUTUS, and other publications. In addition, he has written a series of essays and columns for various media.
https://fumisuzuki.studio.site

Hitori Tanaka
photographer
Born in Kumamoto in 1977
https://www.instagram.com/hitori___tanaka/

Nanako Araie
Born in Ishikawa, Japan in 1998.
Held a solo exhibition "live in the light" in 2022.
Currently active in a variety of media, mainly film photography, including web and live photography.

Kimi Idonuma
She runs "Skin Kicking Rays," a project centered on film screenings and writing.
https://hadakerukosen.studio.site/
https://twitter.com/podnuma
https://www.instagram.com/kirakira_dugong/

Daiki Mine
Born in 1991. Born in Osaka, Japan. Lives and works in Koenji to Setagaya line, Tokyo. Contributes as a music writer to Music Magazine, Mikiki, BRUTUS, etc., while serving as deputy editor-in-chief of ANTENNA.
X:https://twitter.com/mine_cism
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/mine_cism/
ANTENNA:https://antenna-mag.com/

Haruya Nakajima
Born in 1989 in Kanagawa Prefecture. He has been involved in a wide variety of activities as an independent artist, such as contemporary art, writing, and rap music, while engaging with a variety of places and people. Lecturer at "Contemporary Art Kitchen Gate" at the School of Aesthetics. Member of the project team "Nozarashi. Major solo exhibitions include "Breathe Tokyo through your nose and dance" (gallery αM, 2019-2020), curated "SURVIBIA!" (NEWTOWN, 2018), group exhibition "RE : FACTORY" (Terada Warehouse G1 Building, 2023), album "From Insect Cage" (Stag Beat, 2016), and book "Oil on Townscape" (Ronsosha, 2022).

Ayami Kawashima
Born in 1989. Graduated from Joshibi University of Art and Design, Department of Design. Studied under photographer Fu Kato. Currently freelance photographing for various media such as events, live performances, and interviews.

Mori Naoto
Film critic, born in Wakayama in 1971. Author of "Cinema Garage: Children in Ruins" (Film Art-sha), editor of "21st Century/Cinema X" (Film Art-sha), "Zero Nendai + no Eiga" (Kawade Shobo Shinsha), and others. He writes regularly for Shukan Bunshun, Asahi Shimbun, Numero TOKYO, Kinema Junpo, Cinema Today, and other publications. He is the MC of the YouTube channel "Katsuben Cinema Club.

Nobuyuki Seki
Photographer, born in 1978 in Tokyo.
http://www.sekinobuyuki.com
https://www.instagram.com/sekiboy/

Fumiaki Amano
Writer born in 1987. Lives and works in Tokyo. After working as a magazine editor, began freelancing in 2012. Writes mainly music-related articles in a variety of fields.

Taro Yoda
In 1989, he was very impressed with Second Summer Of Love and started DJing at indie dance parties, and since the rave movement in the mid 90's, he has DJ'd and organized many raves, He has established a scene in Tokyo that continues to this day by inviting many European trance and progressive house DJs to his parties. He is a party DJ in the truest sense of the word. He runs his own label and party, Horizon, as well as KiliKiliVilla.

Kenta Yamazaki
Born in 1983. Critic and dramaturg. Editor-in-chief of the theater review magazine "Paperback," and a regular contributor of short reviews to the web magazine artscape. Other works include "SF Aspects of Contemporary Japanese Theater" (S-F Magazine, Hayakawa Shobo, February 2014-February 2017) From 2019, he will present stage works as y/n with director/actor Kiyoshi Hashimoto. Major works include "Coming Out Lesson" (2020), "Education (in your language)" (2022), an international co-production performance prototype presentation at the Tokyo Art Festival Farm 2022 Farm-Lab Exhibition, "From Koenji, Aichi, Brazil" (2023), etc.
twitter:@yamakenta
Profile photo by Takuya Yamahata
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