An exhibition curated by Rei Masuda, Curator of Photography, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. It delivers an overview of the diverse photographic expression that has emerged in Japan since the 1970s. Unique views of society and landscape reveal the myriad changes that took place in Japan between the period of rapid economic growth and the early 21st Century. It includes 70 photographs by 23 photographers.
Gazing at The Contemporary World: Japanese Photography from 1970s to the Present
Culture
Snowhite • 18 May - 17 June
Opens
5pm Mon 17 May
Hours
9am - 4pm Monday - Friday
Where
Snowhite UNITEC, Department of Design Building One, Gate One Carrington Rd, Mt Albert, Auckland
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Artists
Various
Theme
Yokohama 1997, from the Series 'New Counting Grains of Sand'. Hiroma Tsuchida.
