RECENT AND RELATIVELY RECENT:

FUTURE HOUSE HEADS THIS WAS TU’S HOUSE/ 2026 COUNTERPUBLIC COYOTE TIME, ST. LOUIS MO

An homage to underground DJ Club UPSTAIRS LOUNGE, it;s proprietor Tu Tien Tran and the generations of community who hung out there. LINK

1) September 12. through December 12, 2026: COUNTERPUBLIC COYOTE TIME (50+ artists installations throughout St Louis MO). FUTURE HOUSE HEADS THIS WAS TU’S HOUSE will be installed at the International Institute, 3401 Arsenal St, St Louis MO 63118

2) September 5 @ 5PM, FUTURE HOUSE HEADS THIS WAS TU’S HOUSE will be installed at Paint Louis

3) September 6 @ 4PM, Vintage Vinyl, 6610 Delmar Blvd University City MO 63130, Alan spins and talks about the making of ABOVE THE SCENE LP.

4) September 11, FUTURE HOUSE HEADS THIS WAS TU’S HOUSE, walking tour, International Institute, 3401 Arsenal St, St Louis MO 63118

5) September 12, COUNTERPUBLIC COYOTE TIME, Opening Day

6) September 13, St Louminaries Show at Sippi, 2926 Cherokee STL MO

PEACE RESONANCE: HIROSHIMA/ WENDOVER on NHK World news

In a feature about the group exhibition “Nuclear Injustice” co-curated by Sarah Cunningham At the PACE University Art Gallery in New York, Peace Resonance is highlighted with installation footage, project history and an interview. LINK

CLIMATE HOUSE LETTERS NO. 16

An essay about Peace Resonance: Hiroshima Wendover on Substack: LINK

unterweltfrequenzen

Nakagawa is the first featured artist on a new platform titled “UNTERWELTFREQUENZEN”: This is a sound-reliant project, designed to be experienced in a quiet environment. For the best results, please use stereo headphones or studio-quality speakers with a minimum frequency response of 70 Hz – 30 kHz. The project also includes wide-format visuals, which are somewhat integral to the experience. To ensure proper display and legibility, please: Set your view to "Default" . Your environment, sound setup, and display all play an essential role in how this work is perceived. LINK

NAKAGAWA/ UMI HSU/ PATRICK SHIROISHI/ TANGLED/ DUBLAB

Alan and Umi talk about their solo sound work as well as their participation in Kaya Micro Operas at USC ONE Archive: link

VOIDWAVE/ DUBLAB interview NAKAGAWA about his four decade art practice

Nakagawa is interviewed by Kim Zumpfe, Katya Urban and Bo Kim for VOIDWAVE. This is a two hour sound collage of Alan’s sound practice and process LINK (04-30-2025) (2:00:00)

ART MEDIA AGEnCY: Catching A.I.R. by Emily Wilson

an interview of Nakagawa about his A.I.R. experiences (12-31-2024) : link

ILLUMINATE

Artists whose lives and art practices intersect with Downtown Los Angeles will convene to discuss forgotten histories and recent transformations in Downtown’s landscape. They will draw on this research and their personal stories for this virtual panel on Thursday, October 27, and a series of audio tours released in late Fall 2022 and Winter 2023.

Curated: Anuradha Vikram, Curative Projects, Artists: Carmen Argote, Sebastian Hernandez, Alan Nakagawa, Isaac Michael Ybarra : LINK

A.I.R. HEAD anatomy of an artist in residence (first book)

NOW AVAILABLE: Alan’s first book, an attempt to answer the question; “how did Alan get six artist-in-residencies in four years?” A collaboration with the WritLarge Press team led by poet and publisher Chiwan Choi (Yellow House). Book design by Manforte Studio.

Sounds of Apostasy

CENTER FOR INQUIRY/ A review of POINT OF TURN’s premier at the Museum of Contemporary, Los Angeles: LINK