Korean dream pop: This hazy, whispering genre perfectly connects Tokyo and Mexico City, soundtracking an exile-themed art project that pairs poet-punk aesthetics with matcha tres leches.

Korean dream pop: This hazy, whispering genre perfectly connects Tokyo and Mexico City, soundtracking an exile-themed art project that pairs poet-punk aesthetics with matcha tres leches.

galleta Matcha Tres Leches
An exile's sweet dream under Tokyo's neon glow, Bitter green matcha meets the milks of Mexico.

galleta Modern conceptual artists use everyday objects to connect the shared struggles of Latin America and East Asia.
Matcha history: Matcha was originally used by Japanese Zen monks to stay alert during long hours of meditation, much like poets drinking coffee.

galleta The hazy, unreliable memories of the novel's narrators are soundtracked by the ethereal sounds of Korean dream-pop.

Which Japanese avant-garde artist and member of the Fluxus movement is famous for instruction-based conceptual art?

galleta Assemble fusion izakaya dishes to discover how Mexican poetry and Tokyo's underground art collide.
In which European country did Roberto Bolaño spend his final decades writing his most famous novels in exile?
What mysterious, wordless drawing concludes the epic narrative of The Savage Detectives?
Why does our conceptual menu use a blend of sweet and bitter flavors to represent Bolaño’s literary legacy?
What is the literal meaning of the word Infrarealism, the poetic movement that sought to look beneath surface reality?
Which ethereal musical genre from South Korea provides the dreamlike soundtrack for our exploration of memory and loss?