Etsuko Fukaya on SHIFT

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posted on Mar. 01, 2010

Etsuko Fukaya's artworks were introduced on SHIFT web magazine as AZITO NEWS March 2010

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AZITO NEWS MARCH 10

About SHIFT:
SHIFT is an online magazine which translates international information to Japan and Japanese information to overseas, mainly featuring world creative cultures such as art, design, fashion, music, and multimedia. It mainly covers creators/artists' activities by interview, event report, book review, etc, in a bilingual form (English/Japanese). Launched in November 1996.

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