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Shomei Tomatsu, Eikoh Hosoe and Ikko Narahara brought Japanese photography out from the shadow of World War II and into a new, experimental and ambitious era. Narahara in particular emerged as a sharp observer of modern Japan and its extremities, as evidenced by his 1958 series 'Domains' (Okoku). That investigation of a Hokkaido monastery and a women's prison in Wakayama is the focus of this exhibition, which consists of 87 prints from the 1978 version of the monograph. Now's a great time to rediscover this career-making masterpiece and dig deeper into the work of one of Japan's finest photo artists.
Open Nov 18 2014 - Mar 1 2015 / closed Mondays (except for Nov 24 & Jan 12), Nov 25, Dec 28-Jan 1, Jan 13
Time 10am-5pm (Fri until 8pm)
Admission ¥430, university students ¥130, high school students and younger & seniors free
Telephone 03 5777 8600
Venue The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo 2F Gallery 4
Address 3-1 Kitanomaru Koen, Chiyoda-ku
Transport Takebashi Station (Tozai line), exit 1b
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