Where Time Has Vanished / Narahara Kazutaka

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[Introduction to the contents]
After the war, the famous Japanese photographer, Kazuhiro Narahara
After the war, Japanese photographer, Kazuhiro Tsutaya
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There is a village called "Sky City" at the top of the sharp Iwayama in New Mexico, USA. Two garbage cans are floating in the air against gravity in the center of the square.
This famous work, "Two Garbage Cans - new mexico" (1972), which many of you may have seen in the media, is one of the works the photographer Kazuhiro Narahara.
The name became famous suddenly. In the first private exhibition "Human Land" at the Matsushima Gallery in Ginza in May 1956, it was set in Hashima Island, an island of population floating off the Nagasaki Peninsula (commonly known as Gunkanjima), and in BLACK GOD Village in Sakurajima in Kagoshima, which is buried in ashes. In the next exhibition "Kingdom" at the Fuji Photo Salon in Ginza in September 1958, it was set in "Garden of Silence" which covered the Trappist Men's Monastery in Hokkaidō and "Inside the Wall" which was set in the Women's Prison in Wakayama. It was separated from the outside. Following the Kingdom Domains 』 『, Europe ・ Time at Standstill 』, the graphic designer Yuya Sano will serve.
The masterpiece 『, Europe ・ Time at Standstill 』 is the best work of Narahara, and you can enjoy it to your heart's content.
* This book is limited to the first edition, and there is no plan to resell it at this time.
(c) NARAHARA Ikko Archives
[Author's brief history]
Narahara Kazutaka (Ikko NARAHARA)
Born in 1931 in Fukuoka. In 1956 when he was a graduate student, his first one man exhibition "The Land of Humans" was very popular, and he started his activities as a photographer. In 1959, he formed a self-age "Vivo" (dissolved 1961) with Tomatsu Shosho, Eiko Hosoe, and Kikuji Kawata. After that, he moved to Paris (1962-1964) and New York (1970-1974). After returning to Japan in 1974, he covered all over the world and held many exhibitions. He also published many photo collections and received high international acclaim. He died on January 19, 2020. 1970 1974 101 369 355 1975 Shimane Art Museum bookbinding noriko 『 』 『 』 『 Shiho 』 『 』 『 Mitsuo Katsui