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Galerie RudolfinumGalerie Rudolfinum
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Shomei Tomatsu - Skin of the Nation

 The exhibition is organized by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in association with the Japan Society, New York This major retrospective represents the first comprehensive overview of the work of Shomei Tomatsu (born 1930, Nagoya) and bears witness to his status within the Japanese post-war avant-garde and his role in the development of modern Japanese photography. With approximately 240 photographs, the exhibition shows all Tomatsu's major groups of works, for example "Nagasaki 11.02" - the shattering essay on the effects of the atom bomb and the lives of the survivors - and "Chewing...

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Rineke Dijkstra "Portraits"

 The Dutch photographer Rineke Dijkstra (1959) has achieved international acclaim through her powerful cycles of portraits, focusing primarily on highly specific, ordinary people and their individual fates and emotions. Her large-format portraits are simple, rendered in subtle colours yet full of intense expression, classically composed yet charged with an extraordinary emotional force, far removed from any arbitrary stereotypes. The ensemble of work selected for the Prague exhibition is an overview of all the pictorial cycles that Dijkstra created starting in the early 1990s. These include beach portraits, mothers shor...

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Václav Jirásek - Industria et Chen Chieh-jen Factory

 Chen Chieh-jen "Factory" The video film by taiwanese artist Chen Chieh-jen entitled "Factory" is screening in the small gallery. It is the videotaped testimony of women who for many decades worked in one Chinese factory and, shortly before retirement, were sacked and the factory closed only so that the owner would not need to pay their pensions. The women, thanks to Chen Chieh-jen, were able to return to their jobs, and relate their story without words to the camera. This video film won its author notable success at both the Shanghai Biennale of 2004 and the Venice Biennale in 2005 (Factory, 2002, 30' DVD, colour, without sound)...

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