After starting to roam across Asia in 1969, Fujiwara Shinya (b. 1944) became a sensation with Wandering in India, a book of photographs later that year. This exhibition, Fujiwara’s first major museum show, presents the artist’s vivid photographs and words, which exemplify his unique social views. Based on the keyword “prayer,” the exhibition consists of approximately 200 of Fujiwara’s most notable works, which are divided into themes such as “Beginning from India”, “Toward wester… more

Ikko Narahara, who emerged in the late 1950s as a forerunner of new photographic expression in post-war Japan, had set out on a journey across Europe from 1962 to 1965 in hopes to re-visit his way of life and identity as a photographer. The series España Gran Tarde was conceived as a result of his various travels in Spain – a country he had long admired and yearned to visit. This exhibition features a total of 135 black & white photographs consisting of 120 works from the aforementioned serie… more