Tokyo Graphic Passport, the creative show dedicated to the world of graphics and design, returns with a new event. Four days of meetings, workshops, performances, exhibits and screenings. An opportunity for creative exchange between local and international artists. The motto remains the same: "Think, Touch and Talk." On display are works by young talents and established artists, also exhibited at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. 
Haiku: poetry and silk screening
Notebooks, haiku verses, colored frames. A new creative workshop open to the public combines printing and poetry. November 25 to 27 in Milan, then on to London and Munich.
A new Moleskine workshop. Discover more
Objectivity: hacked notebooks and other objects
Moleskine, together with the digital art center Eyebeam, presented a series of workshops, an exhibition and an evening reception to celebrate the new Moleskine collections, on the occasion of the 23rd International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York.
Further details on the workshops and the exhibition
Moleskine for MoMA
A collaboration that has brought Moleskine and New York's Museum of Modern Art together for years. Retrospectives and in-depth exhibits dedicated to the masters of international film. Special notebooks, limited editions.
Restaurant Journal. A very personal dining guide
A new notebook to map our food experiences around the world. Inside there are subject sections to be customized, an international glossary with culinary destinations and curiosities, and blank pages to fill with notes, photos and colored labels.
Discover the new notebook, download the templates
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