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Yokohama Museum of ArtJPSayaka TodaSolo Exhibition28 Jun – 3 Nov 2025Yokohama Museum of ArtJPMiyako IshiuchiGrain and Image 9 Dec 2017 – 4 Mar 2018Ishiuchi Miyako (born in 1947) is currently one of the most highly acclaimed photographers in the world. Her many honors include being the first Asian woman to receive the Hasselblad Foundation International Award in Photography in 2014. After studying weaving at Tama Art University, Ishiuchi began taking photographs on her own. She was quickly recognized for her coarse-grained, monochrome pictures of Yokosuka, the city where Ishiuchi spent her adolescence, and former red-light districts in var… more Yokohama Museum of ArtJPKishin ShinoyamaPicture powerThe photographic works of Kishin Shinoyama4 Jan – 28 Feb 2017Yokohama Museum of ArtJPShowa Portraits / The Visual Revolution of the Machine AgeTracing the People and History of the Showa Era (1926-1989) / Photography and Film between the World Wars4 Jan – 28 Feb 2017Yokohama Museum of ArtJPBODY/PLAY/POLITICS1 Oct – 14 Dec 2016Yokohama Museum of ArtJPYokohama Triennale 20141 Aug – 3 Nov 2014Yokohama Museum of ArtJPContemporary Photographyfrom the collection1 Aug – 20 Nov 2005Yokohama Museum of ArtJPCharles FrégerRIKISHI - Portraits Photographiqes et Uniformes 29 Jan – 27 Feb 2005Rikishi Portraits Photographiqes et Uniformes This is the first solo exhibition of a French photographer, Charles Fréger (Born in 1975, lives and works in Rouen, France), in Japan. From 2002 to 2003, Fréger stayed in Japan shooting portraits of young Rikishis (SUMO wrestlers) and made the photography series "RIKISHI". For this exhibition, Fréger selected 35 portraits of young rikishi from this series.more Yokohama Museum of ArtJPParadise Lost: The Politics of Landscape 1870-19459 Oct – 12 Dec 2004Yokohama Museum of ArtJPAmerican Photographs from 1900 to 197011 Jul – 14 Nov 2004Yokohama Museum of ArtJPNon-Sect Radical-Contemporary Photography III17 Jul – 20 Sep 2004 |
