More Than One World. New Japanese Photography 50 Years On

Le livre

Passing On the Spark, Ihiro HayamiNew Japanese Photography: An OverviewIntroduction to theNew Japanese PhotographyCatalogChapter 1: Postwar Japanese PhotographyInterview with Sandra Phillips, Megumu TakashimaThe Legacy of Shoji Yamagishi from a Survey of His Personal Collection, Susumu ShimonishiThe Photographic Turn: Fine Art Photography and Post-Photoconceptualism, Takanao SekiReversing the Perspective:New Japanese Photographyin theContext of Japan, Élise VoyauChapter 2: Partial ViewThe Tip of the Iceberg, Marc FeustelOn the Absence of Female Photographers inNew Japanese Photography, Sayuri KobayashiWhere Did This "Masculinity" Come From? Mika KobayashiPrint Media as Monument: Japanese Photography's Exhibition Paradox, Ivan VartanianChapter 3: Expanding the HorizonSymposium -New Japanese Photography: 50 Years On. Japanese Photography as Seen by Western Art Institutions. Participants: Diane Dufour, Anne Havinga, Sandra Phillips, Erin O'Toole. Moderator: Marc FeustelCultural Hegemony and Cold War Politics in Postcolonial Korean Photography, Jeehey KimBuddhism, or an Approach to Photography from EasternThought, Akiyoshi TaniguchiPhotography and Painting: From the Nineteenth Century to Today,Miyuki EndoChapter 4: From Hindsight to ForesightNew Japanese Photography in the Year 2074, Bunmei ShirabePhotography After the Internet in Japan: From Reality to Realism, KiritorimederuJapan on My Mind: The Impact ofNew Japanese Photographyat MoMA, Roxana MarcociContributors