For Tokyo Photo 2012, the Gallery Hashimoto presents photographer Yamamoto Tadasu. His work is in the collection of the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris as well as other public museums in…
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Only-Photography differs conceptually from most classical photo galleries – here, monographic solo exhibitions will be more the exception than the rule. Our aim, rather, is to organize three to four…
The Blitz Gallery was established in Tokyo Hiroo in 1991. It has since 2000 moved to Meguro via Daikanyama. Domestic and foreign photography works have been exhibited since…
The Tokyo Photo Fair is opening today for its 4th edition. With a Japanese and international program, the Fair greets not less than 35 exhibitors, who came from accross the…
Gagosian Gallery was established in 1980 by Larry Gagosian in Los Angeles. Attuned to the dynamics of today’s world, Gagosian Gallery has since evolved into a global network, currently maintaining…
ROSEGALLERY, was founded in 1991 by Rose Shoshana. Exhibitions change bimonthly. The diverse collection of artists represented include modern and contemporary artists such as Dorothea Lange, William Eggleston, Manuel Alvarez…
This week I must ask for your forgiveness. It wasn’t easy to show you a pumpkin farmer acting like a gondolier. What’s the point? Should I feel guilty showing…
"Moment, Moving Moments", explores the characterization of Dashilar through still and moving images. Both individual and façade are extricated to show the historic and evolving identity of a hutong (ancient…
The Hunan story was … the only thing I did in China that was worth a damn. Otherwise I think it was an ultra-reaction to the war. There was nothing…
Marilyn Monroe died in August 1962. To mark this sad occasion, we’re presenting once again an exhibition devoted to this immortal icon. The purpose of this exhibition is to show…