"Temple Recording" (2011) by Toshiya Tsunoda COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND TALION GALLERY

"Inaudible Sound" was originally a one-day event that was scheduled for March 19, 2011, but was canceled after the Great East Japan Earthquake.

This year, the three originally commissioned artists — Hiroharu Mori, Toshiya Tsunoda and Shigeru Matsui — have been reunited to show works created in response to the national disaster. Their pieces are not claimed to represent 3.11 but are reinterpretations of the "pure silence" generated by the discontinuity that followed it. Curated by visual artist Shizune Shiigi, works include a variety of visual media; till July 21.

Other arts this week
The photographs that leave a paper trail By C.B. LIDDELL	Slow design: Everyday objects that make us rethink our lifestyle By ALICE GORDENKER	Painting in awe of nature and the act of creation By MATTHEW LARKING
"Shu Kubo: Paper Cutout Exhibition" By TOMOHIRO OSAKI	"Bernard Leach: Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of Leach's Career as a Painter" By TOMOHIRO OSAKI	"Edward Burne-Jones" By CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON