Today’s earthquake

Everybody is looking up the ceiling where lights and air-conditioners are vibrating with some noise, 2 seconds later we are all outside. No damage done. Only a 5.1 magnitude, shindo 4, but we are right on the epicentre: south Ibaraki prefecture. ...

Dirk 16 October 2005 Light Reading Ibaraki No Comments

Lunchtime

With Fumihiko. ...

Dirk 3 October 2005 Light Reading 1 Comment

Review

Tokyo Stories in Stockholm

The photographer Hiroshi Hamaya (1915-1999) was only 16 years old when in 1931, with his then-new Leica camera, he took the oldest of the pictures displayed in the photographic exhibition “Tokyo Stories”, which opened at the Kulturhuset (House of Culture) in Stockholm on March 6th. Hiroshi Hamaya was the youngest and perhaps the first Leica owner in Japan.

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TWITTER: JAPANEXPOSURES

RT @1854: Ukraine-based Japanese photojournalist Ikuru Kuwajima has won this year's Fujifilm Distinctions Awards: http://bit.ly/b5RX5h 1 week ago
Books Exotica -- a cooked-up diary from diarist extraodinaire Nobuyoshi Araki. Frank, Goldin, kimonos, & time stamps: http://bit.ly/d4FAAw 1 week ago
Araki show at the new L.A. art space PRISM starts on the 6th http://bit.ly/bC9Iwt 1 week ago
"Variations II" with Daido Moriyama, Miyako Ishiuchi and Tomoko Yoneda finishes up tomorrow (today?) at SAGE Paris http://bit.ly/cJOvCe 2 weeks ago
@UConnMAAH Thanks for the FF mention! in reply to UConnMAAH 2 weeks ago
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