- Exposition
Deux univers en un à la Maison Européenne de la Photographie
La Maison Européenne de la Photographie présente deux univers bien différents.
© Shoji Ueda Office. Collection MEP, Paris. Don de la société Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.
© Eikoh Hosoe. Collection MEP, Paris. Don de la société Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd
L'exposition Mémoire et Lumière rassemble 540 photographies japonaises s'étendant de 1950 à 2000 sur l'ensemble des quatre niveaux de la MEP. Dédiée à la mémoire de Keiichi Tahara (1951-2017) et de Hiroshi Yamazaki (1946-2017), cette « collection dans la collection » révèle la place essentielle de la photographie japonaise. Ces photographes, rassemblés par l'engagement dans... - Exposition
La Galerie LWS présente l'exposition collective « ATLAS »
On dit d'Atlas, titan mythologique, qu'il porte le monde sur ses épaules depuis la nuit des temps et pour l'éternité. Le dos courbé sous la voute céleste il regarde la Terre et les hommes d'un oeil panoptique.
Recueil de savoirs typologiques et sémoilogiques, l'atlas fournit toutes sortes de représentations imagés, cartographiées, de conceptions politiques et idéologiquesn d'une société ou d'une culture. L'atlas exprime un point de vue, il délimite, crée des catégories et définit les territoires.
© Philippe Chancel, Emirates project, 2007-2011, Inkjet print, 75 x 55 cm, ed. 5.
Cette exposition regroupe neuf... - Exposition
Japan Today - Taiji Matsue, Osamu Kanemura and Mikiko Hara.
Amador Gallery proudly presents “Japan Today” an exhibition which brings together the work of three prominent contemporary Japanese photographers: Taiji Matsue, Osamu Kanemura and Mikiko Hara.
The exhibition presents each of their distinct approaches to capturing the unique character of Japan, its land and its people.
Osamu Kanemura embeds himself within the dense makeup of Tokyo, using the conventions of black and white street photography to novel ends by letting the layers of dense electrical and telecommunications wires to feature centrally within the series "My Name is Shockhammer". These stark images, whose tonal contrasts appear formally alluring and intricate, depict unfamiliar views of Japan that connect to one another through the dense network of wires that chaotically stream throu... - Exposition
Landscape without Horizon Near and Far in Contemporary Photography
Curator: Bettina Paust
Of great interest today, landscape photography is generally characterised by the horizon as an aid to perception. Within the international discourse on contemporary landscape photography, the present exhibition is the first to focus on those artistic visions which, each in its own way, mask and eliminate the horizon as the line separating earth from sky.
The process of perceiving and experiencing land as landscape is a phenomenon that originated in the art of the early modern age. Ever since the Renaissance, Western artists have employed perspective with its prominent horizon as a method to depict the threedimensional world. From the beginning of the twentieth century, however, this pattern of perception and representation has been transcended, as numerous artistic developments show.
In ph... - Exposition
Tokyo photo 2009 Japan's first art fair dedicated to still photography
TOKYO PHOTO 2009 endeavors to be the foremost art fair of photography in Japan. The venue is located in the heart of international business and culture in Tokyo. To be held from September 4 to 6, Tokyo Photo 2009 will provide visitors with a unique opportunity to see and buy a wide range of photographic works from vintage prints to cutting-edge digitally enhanced images.
With the support of the US Embassy and in collaboration with the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego, Tokyo Photo will mount a special exhibition entitled Photo America. Featuring over 50 historical works spanning the 19th century to the present, Photo America will present a panoramic overview of American photographic expression. Virtually all of the works will be displayed for the first time in Japan.
PROGRAMMING
Lectures and seminars will...
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La Maison Européenne de la Photographie présente deux univers bien différents.
© Shoji Ueda Office. Collection MEP, Paris. Don de la société Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.
© Eikoh Hosoe. Collection MEP, Paris. Don de la société Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd
L'exposition Mémoire et Lumière rassemble 540 photographies japonaises s'étendant de 1950 à 2000 sur l'ensemble des quatre niveaux de la MEP. Dédiée à la mémoire de Keiichi Tahara (1951-2017) et de Hiroshi Yamazaki (1946-2017), cette « collection dans la collection » révèle la place essentielle de la photographie japonaise. Ces photographes, rassemblés par l'engagement dans...
On dit d'Atlas, titan mythologique, qu'il porte le monde sur ses épaules depuis la nuit des temps et pour l'éternité. Le dos courbé sous la voute céleste il regarde la Terre et les hommes d'un oeil panoptique.
Recueil de savoirs typologiques et sémoilogiques, l'atlas fournit toutes sortes de représentations imagés, cartographiées, de conceptions politiques et idéologiquesn d'une société ou d'une culture. L'atlas exprime un point de vue, il délimite, crée des catégories et définit les territoires.
© Philippe Chancel, Emirates project, 2007-2011, Inkjet print, 75 x 55 cm, ed. 5.
Cette exposition regroupe neuf...
Amador Gallery proudly presents “Japan Today” an exhibition which brings together the work of three prominent contemporary Japanese photographers: Taiji Matsue, Osamu Kanemura and Mikiko Hara.
The exhibition presents each of their distinct approaches to capturing the unique character of Japan, its land and its people.
Osamu Kanemura embeds himself within the dense makeup of Tokyo, using the conventions of black and white street photography to novel ends by letting the layers of dense electrical and telecommunications wires to feature centrally within the series "My Name is Shockhammer". These stark images, whose tonal contrasts appear formally alluring and intricate, depict unfamiliar views of Japan that connect to one another through the dense network of wires that chaotically stream throu...
Curator: Bettina Paust
Of great interest today, landscape photography is generally characterised by the horizon as an aid to perception. Within the international discourse on contemporary landscape photography, the present exhibition is the first to focus on those artistic visions which, each in its own way, mask and eliminate the horizon as the line separating earth from sky.
The process of perceiving and experiencing land as landscape is a phenomenon that originated in the art of the early modern age. Ever since the Renaissance, Western artists have employed perspective with its prominent horizon as a method to depict the threedimensional world. From the beginning of the twentieth century, however, this pattern of perception and representation has been transcended, as numerous artistic developments show.
In ph...
TOKYO PHOTO 2009 endeavors to be the foremost art fair of photography in Japan. The venue is located in the heart of international business and culture in Tokyo. To be held from September 4 to 6, Tokyo Photo 2009 will provide visitors with a unique opportunity to see and buy a wide range of photographic works from vintage prints to cutting-edge digitally enhanced images.
With the support of the US Embassy and in collaboration with the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego, Tokyo Photo will mount a special exhibition entitled Photo America. Featuring over 50 historical works spanning the 19th century to the present, Photo America will present a panoramic overview of American photographic expression. Virtually all of the works will be displayed for the first time in Japan.
PROGRAMMING
Lectures and seminars will...