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Tag Archives: Ryuji Miyamoto
Some things I bought this year
I’ve seen quite a few end of year lists popping up over the last week. There are the best books of 2009 lists, the more eclectic lists of “stuff I liked this year“, the lists of books acquired in 2009 and many more. I think you need to be a breakfast-lunch-and-dinner kind of consumer of [...]
Posted in Collecting, eyecurious News, Photo-books Also tagged Akihide Tamura, Anders Petersen, Beierle + Keijser, Eikoh Hosoe, Ikko Narahara, JH Engström, Michio Yamauchi, Naoya Hatakeyama 2 Comments
Paris Photo and beyond
It’s that time of year: once again Paris Photo is breathing down the back of our neck and my diary is already getting out of hand. As always there is a lot to look forward to at Paris Photo itself, but the key to making it through these five days alive is leaving Paris Photo [...]
Posted in Art Fairs / Festivals, Events Also tagged Irving Penn, Pablo Hare, Paris Photo, Roger Ballen Leave a comment
Ryuji Miyamoto: the grass, the bugs
Ryuji Miyamoto has just had an exhibition of new work at Taro Nasu Gallery in Tokyo’s equivalent of the meat-packing district, Higashi-kanda. These new photograms are quite a departure from his earlier work on the destruction of architecture. Miyamoto had already begun experimenting with photographic techniques for his previous series Pinhole, for which he built [...]
Ryuji Miyamoto
Ryuji Miyamoto is best known for his work on architecture, and, more often than not, on its destruction. With his series Pinhole, he had departed somewhat from his previous work by building his own pinhole hut in which he climbs to make his exposures of landscapes. He will be showing new work at Tokyo’s Taro [...]
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