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Hiroyuki Moriwaki
born 1964 in Wakayama/JPN
lives in Tokyo/JPN
Exhibitions (selection):
Visualize – The history and futurescape
of visual media, Tokyo Metropolitan
Museum of Photography,
Tokyo 2005; My Sweet Home, Spiral
Garden/Wacoal Art Center, Tokyo
2003; Re-Imagination-image/media/
museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum
of Photography, Tokyo 2002;
Moriwakit EXPO 2001, Sagamihara
City Museum, Kanagawa 2001;
Space Odyssey, Art Tower Imaraki,
Ibaraki 2001, Resolution, 20th Wharf,
Port of Nagoya, Nagoya 2000;
Debris of Heaven (Live Performance),
Hara Museum of Contemporary Art,
Tokxo 1999; Media Select, 20th
Wharf, Port of Nagoya, Aichi 1999;
“Garden of Memory” by Minato and
Moriwaki, NTT Inter Communication
Center, Tokyo 1998; AKARI Message,
AXIS Gallery, Tokyo 1998; Nagoya
International Biennale ARTEC’97,
Nagoya city art museum, Nagoya,
1997.
Lake Awareness, 2005
LED, printed board, aluminium;
500 × 500 × 175cm
Collection of the artist
see p. 129
Daido Moriyama
born 1938 in Osaka/JPN
lives in Tokyo/JPN
Solo exhibitions (selection):
Buenos Aires, Taka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo
2005; Moriyama : Shinjuku : Araki,
Tokyo Opera City Gallery, Tokyo
2005; Moriyama Daido 1965 – 2003,
Shimane Art Museum, Shimane
2003; Shinjuku, Taka Ishii Gallery,
Tokyo 2002; inside the white cube:
Antipodes, White Cube, London 2002;
Platform, Light and Shadow, Daiwa
Radiator Factory, Hiroshima 2002;
Daido Moriyama: Stray Dog,
San Francisco MOMA, San Francisco
1999; Fragments, Parco Gallery,
Tokyo 1998; Osaka, Taka Ishii Gallery,
Tokyo 1997; Moriyama Daido,
Laurence Miller Gallery, New York
1993; Moriyama Daido, Zeit Photo
Salon, Tokyo 1990; Light and Shadow,
Nagase Photo Salon 1981; Das
ist Japan, Camera Austria, Forum
Stadtpark 1980.
KIROKU no. 2 (Records no. 2), n.d.
Gelatin silver print; 16 × 23,8 cm
Collection of Shadai Gallery, Tokyo
see p. 131
Untitled, n.d.
Spread from the book SHASHINYO
SAYOUNARA (A Farewell to
Photography), 1972
36,2 × 23 cm
Collections of Toshiharu Ito, Tokyo
see p. 132/133
Scandalous: Wild Party, 1970
Page from the book SHASHINYO
SAYOUNARA (A Farewell to
Photography), 1972
18 × 23 cm
Collection of Toshiharu Ito, Tokyo
see p. 135
Light and Shadow 2: On the Road,
Chair, 1981–1982
Gelatin silver print; 24 × 29 cm
Collection Tatsumi Sato
Courtesy of Taka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo
see p. 136/137
Light and Shadow 4, Hat, 1981–1982
Gelatin silver print; 35 × 41,9 cm
Collection Tatsumi Sato
Courtesy of Taka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo
see p. 138/139
Shinjuku, 2001 – 2002
Gelatin silver print; 83,7 × 55,5 cm
Courtesy of Taka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo
see p. 140
Takuma Nakahira
born 1938 in Tokyo/JPN
lives in Tokyo/JPN
Solo Exhibitions (selection):
Why an illustrated human-animal
dictionary?, Shugoarts, Tokyo, 2004;
Takuma Nakahira: Degree Zero,
Naha Civic Gallery, Naha, Okinawa,
2004; Takuma Nakahira: Degree
Zero – Yokohama, Yokohama
Museum of Art, Yokohama, 2003;
Everyday Life: Nakahira Takuma Now,
C-square, Art Gallery of the Chukyo
University, Nagoya, 1997; Adieu à X,
Photo Daido, Tokyo 1989.
Untitled, 1978 –1989
Gelatin silver print; 21,2 × 29,1 cm
Collection of the artist
see p. 143
Degree Zero – Yokohama, 2002
Type C print; 90 × 60 cm
Courtesy of Shugoarts, Tokyo
see p. 145
Degree Zero – Yokohama, 2002
Type C print; 90 × 60 cm
Courtesy of Shugoarts, Tokyo
see p. 147
La nuit 3, ca. 1969
Photogravure on paper; 57,2 × 84,5 cm
Collection of Catherine and Jacques
Pineau
see p. 148/149
La nuit 5, ca. 1969
Photogravure on paper; 58,2 × 83,4 cm
Collection of Catherine and Jacques
Pineau
see p. 150/151
Amami Oshima, 1975
Type C print; 38,7 × 58 cm
Courtesy of Shugoarts, Tokyo
see p. 152/153
Tetsuya Nakamura
born 1969 in Chiba/JPN
lives in Tokyo/JPN
Exhibitions (selection):
Young Artists from Korea, China and
Japan, The National Museum of
Cotemporary Art, Korea, Seoul 2004;
Passage to the Future: Young
Japanese Artists, from the Japan
Foundation Collection 2004;
Roppongi Crossing: New Visions of
Japanese Art 2004, Mori Art Museum,
Tokio 2004; Living together is easy,
Contemporary Art Center, Art Tower
Mito, Ibaraki 2004, National Gallery
of Victoria, Victoria 2004;
Home Sweet Home, Spiral Garden/
Wacoal Art Center, Tokyo 2003;
A_MUSE_LAND 2003 Asoventurers
World, Hokkaido Museum of Modern
Art, Sapporo 2002; Chiba Art Now
’02 Retracing the Paths, Sakura City
Museum of Art, Chiba 2002;
Emotional Site, Saga-cho Shokuryo
Bild., Tokio 2002; Un monde reve de
la main, Maison Hermes, Tokio 2002;
Speed King, Rice Gallery by G2,
Tokio 2001; Replica Custom, Gallery
Koyanagi, Tokio 1999.
Premium Unit Bath, 2003
Paint on FRP; 90 × 200 × 130 cm
Collection of the artist
see p. 155
Premium Unit Pillar, 2003
Paint on FRP; 120 × 110 × 80 cm
Collection of the artist
see p. 156
Premium Unit Step, 2003
Paint on FRP; 180 × 110 × 60cm
Collection of the artist
see p. 156