In 1974, 「New Japanese Photography」were exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, and in 2003, 「The History of Japanese photography」was exhibited at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston. Both of these exhibitions promoted Japanese contemporary … Continue reading
1839 Contemporary Gallery launched a four-stage “silence and waiting”-the lurker plan, which lasted for five months from August. It mainly exhibits young Taiwanese artists, giving the public and art lovers to see outstanding photographic artworks in different fields. Following the … Continue reading
1839 Contemporary Gallery launched a four-stage “silence and waiting”-the lurker plan, which lasted for five months from August. It mainly exhibits young Taiwanese artists, giving the public and art lovers to see outstanding photographic artworks in different fields. Following the … Continue reading
1839 Contemporary Gallery launched a four-stage “silence and waiting”-the lurker plan, which lasted for five months from August. It mainly exhibits young Taiwanese artists, giving the public and art lovers to see outstanding photographic artworks in different fields. Following the … Continue reading
1839 Contemporary Gallery is going to a four-stage “silence and waiting”-the lurker plan, which lasted for five months from August. It will mainly exhibit young Taiwanese artists, giving the public and art lovers to see outstanding photographic artworks in different … Continue reading
“Ordeal by Rose” has been published in several editions, but this book is probably the last convincing book.
This book is a 21st century edition published as a project commemorating the 90th anniversary of Mishima’s birth and the 45th anniversary of his death, 52 years after the original publication Continue reading
Yoshihiko Uedas’s work covers a wide range of photography categories from landscapes to nature, portraits and still lifes, and is characterized by his pursuit of capturing the essence and energy of the human body and its surroundings. Therefore, his work reflects the process of tracking topographies, especially when it comes to his images of forests, which he began making 30 years ago. Continue reading
Michael Kenna’ mysterious photographs, often made at dawn or in the dark hours of night, concentrate on the interaction between natural landscape and man-made structures. The 130 images that represent the twenty-year period from 1974 to 1994. Continue reading