Posts Tagged “Yutaka Takanashi”
Japan 4 Nobuyoshi Araki, Daido Moriyama, Yutaka Takanashi, Shomei Tomatsu @ Jablonka Pasquer Projects Vernissage: Friday, September 9, 6pm – 10pm Exhibition: September 10 – October 29, 2011 Tue – Fri 3pm – 6pm, Sa 12pm – 4pm Lindenstr. 19, 50674 Cologne moc.liamgnull@stcejorpreuqsapaknolbaj Daido Moriyama @ Galerie Priska Pasquer Vernissage: Friday, September 9, 6pm – 10pm Exhibition: September (…)
Jeffrey Ladd reviewed our publication Yutaka Takanashi, Photography 1965 – 74 in his 5B4 Blog: … The winner of the contemporary book [at Rencontres D’Arles Photography Festival 2010] went to Only Photography’s fine book “Yutaka Takanashi Photography 1965-74″. Only Photography is Roland Angst’s independent publishing house in Berlin. Their books are beautifully produced with a strong care towards (…)
We almost missed the remarks on Yutaka Takanashi’s book “Toshi-e” (‘Towards the City’, from which we recently exhibited a selection of works) in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung FAS – the Sunday edition of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, FAZ: (German version below) Small Opinions Those who know Cartier-Bresson and who like Robert Frank will love Yutaka Takanashi. Takanashi (…)
While Galerie Priska Pasquer is currently having the first solo show in West since two decades with photographs by Yutaka Takanashi, in Japan the artist is highly regarded since many years. Last year the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo showed a major retrospective of the artist. A review at Tokyo Art Beat on occasion (…)
The German news paper FAZ has reviewed our exhibition “Yutaka Takanashi – Photography 1965 – 1974″. Are, bure boke: Radical aethetics in Japanese “… Cologne gallery Priska Pasquer is showing in a gorgeous exhibition some historic prints by Yutaka Takanashi from “Toshi-e”. Taken out of context of the narrative especially some of the dark prints (…)
Yutaka Takanashi, Photography 1965 – 74 Editors: Roland Angst, Ferdinand Brueggemann, Priska Pasquer Published by Only Photography, Berlin 116 pages, 41 images, Triplex, hardcover Text: German, English, Japanese Yutaka Takanashi belonged to the small group of photographers who launched the magazine Provoke in 1968. The magazine had considerable influence on Japanese photography of that period. (…)
