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New Shinjuku
AvDaido Moriyama
Häftad, Engelska, 2015
1 196 kr
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Published in 2014 by Getsuyosha, Daido Moriyama’s “New Shinjuku” is a re-edited publication of his high sought after and acclaimed photobook “Shinjuku”. Found within the 752 bound pages are 641 full bleed images printed on black and white plates. This publication includes more than 100 unpublished images and would appeal to those both familiar and unfamiliar with Moriyama’s works.
Complete Works
Inbunden, Engelska, 2015
1 671 kr
Skickas
Born 1960 in Saitama. Started his career after studying photography under Seiryu Inoue while still enrolled at Osaka University of Arts. While having numerous devoted fans, he doesn’t present new works very often, as his extremely persistent approach is reflected in every single print that he finishes in up to one month of highly concentrated work. Charged with astonishing density and intensity, his works have been awarded a New Photographer Prize at the Higashikawa International Photo Festival in 1993. Photo books include deja-vu #11: Inose Kou (’93) and Inose Kou Visions of Japan (‘98). Solo exhibitions include the “Inose Kou Photo Exhibition” at Space Kobo & Tomo in 2001. He also participated in the group exhibition “Lonely Planet” at Art Tower Mito in 2004, and is presently one of those artists whose exhibitions are most anticipated.
Dog and Mesh Tights
AvDaido Moriyama
Häftad, Engelska, 2015
554 kr
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"The title of this book, Dog and Mesh Tights came to me suddenly one day recently as I was walking through the streets of the Ikebukuro district of Tokyo. Most of the subjects depicted here are those that I spotted on the streets, on the exterior walls of buildings or lying in the gutter during the course of my everyday life, things that tend to remain unnoticed, obscure corners of largely deserted back alleys, or human figures that linger inconspicuously - things that catch my eye but generally remain unremarked. In a way I think they can be said to resemble the world as seen through the eye of a dog" - Daido Moriyama
K
AvDaido Moriyama
Häftad, Engelska, 2018
457 kr
Skickas
“The dog in me tells me to seek out bustling streets, the cat tells me to enter every back-alley I come across, and the bug in me drags me towards the red-light quarters. Copying the world from the view of a lowlife, particularly loitering through Tokyo every day, I feel that this is all the meaning there is to my life and my taking photographs. ” (from Daido Moriyama’s afterword)“K” (from the Japanese “kei” for “view, vista”) collects Daido Moriyama’s latest photographs, fragments of the city, its corners and crannies of the city, the figures that populate it.
Letters to N
AvDaido Moriyama
Häftad, Engelska, 2022
485 kr
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Daido Moriyama’s photobook “Letters to N” is a personal message from Moriyama to his good friend, the late Takuma Nakahira. Shot with a digital camera in the Shonan region, including the towns of Kamakura, Zushi, and Hayama, Moriyama drafts a visual letter composed of everyday scenes in black and white to his dear companion. The book includes an afterword by Moriyama and a series of letters to Takuma written thirty years ago, after Takuma suffered a loss of memory, and originally published in a literary magazine (all text included in Japanese & in English translation). “I know you love the summer, so I wonder, are you still visiting Zushi and the beach there? Are you still chasing fish around the cliffs at Hayama? When you’re in the water, to me you almost looked like a fish yourself. Are you still spending time at the sea where we used to go for a dive almost every day?”? from Daido Moriyama’s letter to Nakahira from January 1988
Farewell Photography
AvDaido Moriyama
Häftad, Engelska, 2023
662 kr
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This 2023 reprint of Daido Moriyama’s “Farewell Photography” brings back one of the master photographer’s most influential and controversial works. This edition is based on the 2019 publication of “Farewell Photography” by Getsuyosha (itself based on the original publication by Shashin Hyoronsha in 1972) but features a different binding and a more compact size.Created at a pivotal moment in Moriyama’s career, “Farewell Photography” represents a radical exploration of the limits of photography and expression—uncompromising, invasive, and intimate. Fifty years after its original publication, the series has lost none of its impact.This edition includes the full version of the Hilltop Hotel interview between Daido Moriyama and Takuma Nakahira (in Japanese only) as well as Daido Moriyama’s afterword (originally written for the 2019 edition; in Japanese & English).
Paris+
AvDaido Moriyama
Inbunden, Engelska, 2013
403 kr
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Daido Moriyama’s “Paris Plus” is a small hardcover publication containing 311 images within its 504 pages. Published in 2013 by Getsuyosha, “Paris Plus” is a visually condensed photographic narrative of several visits Moriyama has made to the city in between the years 1988, 1990 and 2003. The images of Paris bound within the pages of this photobook is as much a documentation of the city’s people and landscapes as much as it is a remnant of Moriyama’s fragmented experiences and engagements with the city throughout his life. The black and white images run through from page to page, echoing the shutter’s lens as much as it does the photographing eye. What is evident within this small hardcover publication is a record of a series of moments, capturing a visualized experience of a city space and its individuals caught within movement and frozen within the exposed black and white film within Moriyama’s frame.
Hashima
Häftad, Engelska, 2017
662 kr
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A previously unpublished collection of works taken in the ruins of Hashima Island in 1983, nine years after the coal mines closed and the island became uninhabited. Digitally remastered from the original negatives by the artist himself. — from the publisher’s description (translation by shashasha)“Gunkanjima”, as Hashima Island has become known in recent years, is an abandoned island off the coast of Nagasaki. Now a popular tourist attracting and a symbol of decay and industrialisation, the island had yet to find appreciation in 1983, when Taiji Matsue visited the island to document its commencing decay. Matsue was thorough in his exploration of the island: seemingly every corner, every detail of the island is captured in his photos as civilisation slowly vanished and nature began to conquer.
Japan, A Photo Theater
AvDaido Moriyama
Inbunden, Japanska, 2018
874 kr
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Originally published in 1968 – the year which also saw the launch of the influential Provoke magazine – the book already demonstrates Moriyama’s trademark visual style. On invitation of Japanese writer Shuji Terayama, Moriyama began photographing members of a traveling theater group, adding shots of dwarf show dancers, strip clubs, street performers, fetuses in formaldehyde containers and other motifs.“Japan, A Photo Theater” concludes with detailed information regarding the photographs’ creation and their first appearances in Japanese magazines.
Provocative Relationship - Daido Moriyama x Takuma Nakahira
AvDaido Moriyama,Takuma Nakahira
Häftad, Japanska, 2023
402 kr
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“Provocative Relationship – Daido Moriyama x Takuma Nakahira” is the official catalog for the exhibition of the same title, held at The Museum of Modern Art, Hayama from July 15 to September 24, 2023.Both the catalog and the exhibition represent an invaluable attempt to trace the artistic relationship between Daido Moriyama and Takuma Nakahira, as well as the complex and fundamental ways in which they have influenced each other. Moriyama and Nakahira first met through Shomei Tomatsu in the 1960s, worked together on the highly-influential “Provoke” magazine, and continued to stimulate each other’s creative and intellectual approach until Nakahira’s death in 2015. In addition to photographs documenting the exhibition itself, the book explores their relationship in seven chronological chapters.The book concludes with several texts written by both photographers, as well as an edited version of the infamous Hilltop Hotel interview between Moriyama and Nakahira. Please note that all text is only included in Japanese.

Getsuyosha Limited – förlag

Visar alla produkter från förlaget Getsuyosha Limited. Handla med fri frakt och snabb leverans.

10 produkter

Kategorier

10 produkter

New Shinjuku
AvDaido Moriyama
Häftad, Engelska, 2015
1 196 kr
Skickas
Published in 2014 by Getsuyosha, Daido Moriyama’s “New Shinjuku” is a re-edited publication of his high sought after and acclaimed photobook “Shinjuku”. Found within the 752 bound pages are 641 full bleed images printed on black and white plates. This publication includes more than 100 unpublished images and would appeal to those both familiar and unfamiliar with Moriyama’s works.
Complete Works
Inbunden, Engelska, 2015
1 671 kr
Skickas
Born 1960 in Saitama. Started his career after studying photography under Seiryu Inoue while still enrolled at Osaka University of Arts. While having numerous devoted fans, he doesn’t present new works very often, as his extremely persistent approach is reflected in every single print that he finishes in up to one month of highly concentrated work. Charged with astonishing density and intensity, his works have been awarded a New Photographer Prize at the Higashikawa International Photo Festival in 1993. Photo books include deja-vu #11: Inose Kou (’93) and Inose Kou Visions of Japan (‘98). Solo exhibitions include the “Inose Kou Photo Exhibition” at Space Kobo & Tomo in 2001. He also participated in the group exhibition “Lonely Planet” at Art Tower Mito in 2004, and is presently one of those artists whose exhibitions are most anticipated.
Dog and Mesh Tights
AvDaido Moriyama
Häftad, Engelska, 2015
554 kr
Skickas
"The title of this book, Dog and Mesh Tights came to me suddenly one day recently as I was walking through the streets of the Ikebukuro district of Tokyo. Most of the subjects depicted here are those that I spotted on the streets, on the exterior walls of buildings or lying in the gutter during the course of my everyday life, things that tend to remain unnoticed, obscure corners of largely deserted back alleys, or human figures that linger inconspicuously - things that catch my eye but generally remain unremarked. In a way I think they can be said to resemble the world as seen through the eye of a dog" - Daido Moriyama
K
AvDaido Moriyama
Häftad, Engelska, 2018
457 kr
Skickas
“The dog in me tells me to seek out bustling streets, the cat tells me to enter every back-alley I come across, and the bug in me drags me towards the red-light quarters. Copying the world from the view of a lowlife, particularly loitering through Tokyo every day, I feel that this is all the meaning there is to my life and my taking photographs. ” (from Daido Moriyama’s afterword)“K” (from the Japanese “kei” for “view, vista”) collects Daido Moriyama’s latest photographs, fragments of the city, its corners and crannies of the city, the figures that populate it.
Letters to N
AvDaido Moriyama
Häftad, Engelska, 2022
485 kr
Skickas
Daido Moriyama’s photobook “Letters to N” is a personal message from Moriyama to his good friend, the late Takuma Nakahira. Shot with a digital camera in the Shonan region, including the towns of Kamakura, Zushi, and Hayama, Moriyama drafts a visual letter composed of everyday scenes in black and white to his dear companion. The book includes an afterword by Moriyama and a series of letters to Takuma written thirty years ago, after Takuma suffered a loss of memory, and originally published in a literary magazine (all text included in Japanese & in English translation). “I know you love the summer, so I wonder, are you still visiting Zushi and the beach there? Are you still chasing fish around the cliffs at Hayama? When you’re in the water, to me you almost looked like a fish yourself. Are you still spending time at the sea where we used to go for a dive almost every day?”? from Daido Moriyama’s letter to Nakahira from January 1988
Farewell Photography
AvDaido Moriyama
Häftad, Engelska, 2023
662 kr
Skickas
This 2023 reprint of Daido Moriyama’s “Farewell Photography” brings back one of the master photographer’s most influential and controversial works. This edition is based on the 2019 publication of “Farewell Photography” by Getsuyosha (itself based on the original publication by Shashin Hyoronsha in 1972) but features a different binding and a more compact size.Created at a pivotal moment in Moriyama’s career, “Farewell Photography” represents a radical exploration of the limits of photography and expression—uncompromising, invasive, and intimate. Fifty years after its original publication, the series has lost none of its impact.This edition includes the full version of the Hilltop Hotel interview between Daido Moriyama and Takuma Nakahira (in Japanese only) as well as Daido Moriyama’s afterword (originally written for the 2019 edition; in Japanese & English).
Paris+
AvDaido Moriyama
Inbunden, Engelska, 2013
403 kr
Tillfälligt slut
Daido Moriyama’s “Paris Plus” is a small hardcover publication containing 311 images within its 504 pages. Published in 2013 by Getsuyosha, “Paris Plus” is a visually condensed photographic narrative of several visits Moriyama has made to the city in between the years 1988, 1990 and 2003. The images of Paris bound within the pages of this photobook is as much a documentation of the city’s people and landscapes as much as it is a remnant of Moriyama’s fragmented experiences and engagements with the city throughout his life. The black and white images run through from page to page, echoing the shutter’s lens as much as it does the photographing eye. What is evident within this small hardcover publication is a record of a series of moments, capturing a visualized experience of a city space and its individuals caught within movement and frozen within the exposed black and white film within Moriyama’s frame.
Hashima
Häftad, Engelska, 2017
662 kr
Tillfälligt slut
A previously unpublished collection of works taken in the ruins of Hashima Island in 1983, nine years after the coal mines closed and the island became uninhabited. Digitally remastered from the original negatives by the artist himself. — from the publisher’s description (translation by shashasha)“Gunkanjima”, as Hashima Island has become known in recent years, is an abandoned island off the coast of Nagasaki. Now a popular tourist attracting and a symbol of decay and industrialisation, the island had yet to find appreciation in 1983, when Taiji Matsue visited the island to document its commencing decay. Matsue was thorough in his exploration of the island: seemingly every corner, every detail of the island is captured in his photos as civilisation slowly vanished and nature began to conquer.
Japan, A Photo Theater
AvDaido Moriyama
Inbunden, Japanska, 2018
874 kr
Tillfälligt slut
Originally published in 1968 – the year which also saw the launch of the influential Provoke magazine – the book already demonstrates Moriyama’s trademark visual style. On invitation of Japanese writer Shuji Terayama, Moriyama began photographing members of a traveling theater group, adding shots of dwarf show dancers, strip clubs, street performers, fetuses in formaldehyde containers and other motifs.“Japan, A Photo Theater” concludes with detailed information regarding the photographs’ creation and their first appearances in Japanese magazines.
Provocative Relationship - Daido Moriyama x Takuma Nakahira
AvDaido Moriyama,Takuma Nakahira
Häftad, Japanska, 2023
402 kr
Tillfälligt slut
“Provocative Relationship – Daido Moriyama x Takuma Nakahira” is the official catalog for the exhibition of the same title, held at The Museum of Modern Art, Hayama from July 15 to September 24, 2023.Both the catalog and the exhibition represent an invaluable attempt to trace the artistic relationship between Daido Moriyama and Takuma Nakahira, as well as the complex and fundamental ways in which they have influenced each other. Moriyama and Nakahira first met through Shomei Tomatsu in the 1960s, worked together on the highly-influential “Provoke” magazine, and continued to stimulate each other’s creative and intellectual approach until Nakahira’s death in 2015. In addition to photographs documenting the exhibition itself, the book explores their relationship in seven chronological chapters.The book concludes with several texts written by both photographers, as well as an edited version of the infamous Hilltop Hotel interview between Moriyama and Nakahira. Please note that all text is only included in Japanese.

Getsuyosha Limited – förlag

New Shinjuku

Complete Works

Dog and Mesh Tights

K

Letters to N

Farewell Photography

Paris+

Hashima

Japan, A Photo Theater

Provocative Relationship - Daido Moriyama x Takuma Nakahira

Getsuyosha Limited – förlag

New Shinjuku

Complete Works

Dog and Mesh Tights

K

Letters to N

Farewell Photography

Paris+

Hashima

Japan, A Photo Theater

Provocative Relationship - Daido Moriyama x Takuma Nakahira