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Festival
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 globe. Galleries, publishers and museums will be present during those three days.
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Taka Ishii Gallery Photography / Film opened in 2011 as a space which introduces not only contemporary photography, but also photographs from the Pre and Post-World War periods in Japan. In presenting exhibitions of work by photographers from various different eras, the space a...
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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 Bravo, Graciela Iturbide, Mark Cohen, Tomoko Sawada, Martin ...
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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 Japan. Yamamoto is interested by the structure of the camera . He uses his Deardorff 8x10 an...
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To the occasion of the Tokyo Photo Fair, the Galerie Esther Woerdehoff will feature Karlheinz Weinberger, Jason Langer, Loan Nguyen, Elene Usdin and Philippe Calandre.
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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 it openned, and it has contributed to the development of fine art photography in Japan through exhibitions, sales a...
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Nearly 14 years after its creation, the Galerie VU’ is still one of the most important private galleries in France devoted to contemporary photography. With six exhibitions per year, the Galerie VU’ functions like all commercial galleries, serving as a space where prints are both exhibi...
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The Galerie Magda Danysz aims to support contemporary artists while making art more accessible, which it has achieved with its unusual programming. The gallery has long-lasting relationships with artists from different backgrounds, ranging from Julian Schnabel, Alain Delorme an...
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Christophe Lunn is a private collector and dealer based in Paris, France. Works by represented photographers will be shown alongside prints from the Estate of Harry H. Lunn Jr. which were carefully selected with Flo Lunn.
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TORCH Gallery was founded in 1984 as a gallery for contemporary art and photography. The gallery was among the first to promote staged photography in Europe. Since then the gallery has developed into a platform for all kinds of contemporary art, but a significant portion of the gall...
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Ten Haaf Projects is an art gallery located in the center of Amsterdam. We focus on the work of promising contemporary artists, as well as the work of modern masters. Our mission is to be a platform for challenging national and international artists.
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Zen Foto Gallery specializes in Asian photography with a particular emphasis on China. We have a broad collection of Asian photographers, such as Ihei Kimura, Seiryu Inoue, Kazuo Kitai, Yang YanKang, Liu Zheng, Wang Nindge and so forth.
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Photography clearly shows not only fragments of life but also reality, and has universality beyond time and place. Since opening in 1979, Photo Gallery International has continued to introduce the art of photography. As a gallery where visitors enjoy fine art photography, we keep...
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For Tokyo Photo 2012, we show an array of works from past recipients: intimations of a new kind of documentary image are put forth by Zhan Xiao while Chen Zhen gives corporal form to psychological travails, Zhang Jin re-examines the silk road and Chu Chu follows historical trajectorie...
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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 exhibitions per year in our gallery space i, drawing from our own extensive hold...
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The gallery Camera Obscura opened in Paris in 1993. We represent artists of international repute (Sarah Moon, Willy Ronis, michael Kenna...), but also new talents (Patrick Taberna, Denis Dailleux...), in a spirit of classic - contemporary photography. From the beginning, Cam...
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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 distinctive exhibition spaces in eight cities: New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, ...
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Press Review
Strange that both the Fall season and the month of September have become synonymous with fashion. From New York, to London and Milan, there is no week that doesn't see models gracefully walking a runway or frantically having their make up done backstage. It is also the month where fa...
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Press Review
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 you such an image? Certainly, yes. And yet it’s such a pretty picture for millions of avid photo watchers to enjoy.
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