The Onishi family has been a part of the history of Kyoto and Cha-do, the way of tea, for the past 400 hundred years. Onishi Seiwemon XVI is the current…
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From the 247th to 341st Day, Tohoku. This is the title of the series that Tadashi Ono took between the 247th and 341st day after March 11th 2011, the…
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Malick Sidibé (1936) is a photographer From Mali ( Africa), famous for his black and white pictures of popular culture in the 1960s in Bamako. After Design and Jewelry…
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Born in March 1933 in Yonezawa, Yamagata, Eikoh Hosoe graduated at Tokyo College of Photography in 1954 and became a freelance photographer, emerging in the experimental arts movement of post-World…
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Reminders Photography Stronghold is a new multicentre dedicated to photography in Tokyo, founded by Masaru and Yumi Goto in 2012. In its first year, RPS has organized several activities …
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The only constant in life is change. Through time one's life changes, a city develops, a journey continues or ends. In the last six years I have lived in and…
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The photographer and Oscar nominated film-maker Tim Hetherington created work at the forefront of photography and filmmaking with work that encompassed photojournalism, book publishing, wild-posting, video installations, and documentary films.…
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It was during the night of alert , that replaced the serene sleeping time for many people. It was so unpredictable what the night might bring on the streets closed…
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The WYNG Masters Award is an annual photography event organized by the WYNG Foundation (a non-profit project initiated to spark public awareness and support interest in socially relevant subjects) and…
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Memory, time and family are some of the recurring themes in the art works of New York-based Singaporean photographer and visual artist John Clang. They are in “Fear of Losing…
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