Le BAL présente pour la première fois en Europe le travail de Keizo Kitajima, grande figure de la photographie japonaise. Keizo Kitajima est né en 1954 à Suzaka (Nagano).

Photographe précoce, son adolescence est marquée par la découverte des travaux pré...

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Folio; newsprint; silkscreened black wrappers; hand-sewn binding; clear plastic bag. Limited edition of 250 copies, signed and numbered.

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The Viewer est un magazine en ligne gratuit axé sur la création photographique et vidéo actuelle.
Indépendant et sans publicité, il a pour objectif de proposer un regard singulier au travers de travaux d’artistes émergeants et de questionnements à la fois ouverts et actuels.
A destination d’un public amateur ou averti, T...

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Amador Gallery is pleased to announce "The Joy of Portraits", the second gallery exhibition of iconic Japanese photographer Keizo Kitajima.  In 1976, Kitajima made his impressive debut with photographs capturing Koza in Okinawa, a town near the US military base, in the period just after the end of the Vietnam War.  Subsequenty, he expanded his purview to include Tokyo, New Y...

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Carolina Nitsch is pleased to present FOR A LANGUAGE TO COME - Provoking Change in Japanese Postwar Photography at Carolina Nitsch Project Room in Chelsea. This exhibition of photographers and their seminal books in postwar Japan surveys a highpoint in the history of photography books. On display are vintage editions of some 35 rare Japanese photobooks from the late 1950s to the early 1990s and...

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The Cohen Amador Gallery is pleased to announce its summer group exhibition, "Original Books," a selection of black and white photographs from Morten Andersen, Jens Liebchen, Keizo Kitajima, Gabriele Basilico, and John Gossage, five prominent, contemporary photographers from five different countries. Culled from unique photo-book projects, the styles and subject matter of each series ...

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