Ihei Kimura "Street Corner / Akita"

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At Shadai Gallery, Tokyo Institute of Polytechnics
Media: Photography

This photographer was born in Tokyo in 1901 and took interest in cameras since playing with a toy box camera as a child. He later became an amateur, then professional photographer and was influential in Japanese photography along with Ken Domon before and after World War II. Although he is extremely famous for being an expert of the Lyca camera, he also forged a new path in press photography along with Younosuke Natori. After having an influential meeting with Henri Cartier-Bresson in 1951 though, he also released numerous snapshot series that did not pertain exclusively to journalism photography.

This exhibition follows Shadai Gallery's first exhibition by this artist, "Europe/China," held a year ago, and features the "Street Corner" and "Akita" series. 50 black and white photographs are on display.

[Image: "At Kiba, Tokyo" (1953)]

Schedule

From 2008-01-23 To 2008-03-09
Hours: 10:00-20:00

Artist(s)

Ihei Kimura

Fee

Free

Venue Hours

From 10:00 To 20:00
Note:Depends on each event.

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Access

7 minutes walk from Nakanosakaue station on the Marunouchi or Oedo lines.

Address

2-9-5 Honcho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo 164-8678
Phone: 03-3372-1321 Fax: 03-3372-1330

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Ihei Kimura "Street Corner / Akita"</a>
Venue: Shadai Gallery, Tokyo Institute of Polytechnics
Schedule: From 2008-01-23 To 2008-03-09
Hours: 10:00-20:00
Address: 2-9-5 Honcho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo 164-8678
Phone: 03-3372-1321 Fax: 03-3372-1330

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