pg-newsletter no. 365
– Exhibition【連続展】浜昇の戦後と昭和 Vol. 4“VACANT LAND 1989”
2026.6.26 – 2026.7.5 12:00 - 20:00 会期中無休/DAILY OPEN
At the height of Japan’s bubble economy in the late 1980s, central Tokyo was overtaken by widespread land speculation and aggressive property acquisitions amid soaring land prices. For Noboru Hama, who lived in Yotsuya, Tokyo, this was far from a distant issue. People close to him left the neighborhood—or left this world. Demolished houses and people stripped of the foundations of their lives do n … Read More …
– pg 出版Noboru Hama/浜昇
「Vacant Land 1989」
Free shipping within Japan 247 x 291 x 70 mm, with slipcase, 1,012 pages (including 953 photographs). Limited edition of 500 copies. Read More …
– News【連続展】浜昇の戦後と昭和
2026.1.26 – 2026.12.31 12:00 - 20:00 会期中無休/DAILY OPEN
We are pleased to present Noboru Hama: Postwar and the Showa Era, a six-volume exhibition series, tracing over five decades of photographic practice by Noboru Hama. Noboru Hama (b. 1946, Tokyo) emerged in the generation following Japan’s postwar photographic avant-garde. In 1975, he participated in the influential WORKSHOP Photography School led by Shomei Tomatsu and Daido Moriyama—two central fig … Read More …
– Newsブックフェア:
「【連続展】浜昇の戦後と昭和」特集
in まんだらけ海馬
At Mandarake Kaiba in Nakano, Tokyo, a feature display accompanying the exhibition series “Noboru Hama: Postwar and the Shōwa Era” has been set up. Read More …
– ExhibitionKota Kishi/岸 幸太 “連荘19”
2026.6.26 – 2026.8.1 12:00 - 20:00 会期中無休/DAILY OPEN
「連荘」は、街を歩き写真を撮ることでそれぞれの街の歴史を嗅ぎとろうと探求を続ける岸の新たな制作を展覧していく試みです。 第19回となる本展は、大阪市生野区や大正区、浪速区などで撮影された写真で構成されています。昼下がりの商店街や路地裏の通り、街中の人影や店舗。これらの写真からは普段私たちが街の中で見過ごしてしまうような物のありようや人の姿を観念や感情の向こう側で注視する岸の一貫した姿勢が感じられます。 本展にあわせて、写真冊子『連荘』の第19号が刊行されます。 Read More …
– KulaKota Kishi/岸 幸太 『連荘 19』
街を歩いて写真を撮るシリーズ「連荘」の第19弾。大阪市の生野区や大正区、浪速区などで撮影された写真で構成。 Read More …
– Photo Books展覧会記録 北島敬三写真展「借りた場所、借りた時間」
Exhibition Documentation Keizo Kitajima: Borrowed place, borrowed time Read More …
– Photo Books北島敬三写真展 図録『借りた場所、借りた時間』
The exhibition catalogue for “Keizo Kitajima: Borrowed Place, Borrowed Time” at the Nagano Prefectural Art Museum (November 29, 2025 – January 18, 2026). Read More …