\u25cfMarc Riboud’s exhibition “Alaska” presented by CHANEL NEXUS HALL goes on tour<\/b>
\nTouring from CHANEL NEXUS HALL, this exhibition features unpublished and unseen works shot in Alaska in 1958 by Marc Riboud, one of the 20th century\u2019s leading photographers.<\/p>\n
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\u25cf\u201cLast Samurai\u201d images from the photographic collections of the Guimet National Museum of Asian Arts<\/b>
\nWorld premiere! KYOTOGRAPHIE begins a collaboration with the Guimet museum (France), presenting never before seen albums and images. This first exhibition will provide an in-depth and valuable look into samurai culture. It will include rare portraits of Japan\u2019s warrior class from the height of the samurai era and photographs that were produced for foreign consumption in the Meiji period.<\/p>\n
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\u25cfFrancis Wolff, a vision of jazz <\/b>
\nJapan premiere! This special Blue Note Records exhibition features Francis Wolff and other important archived works from Reid Miles. It traces the legacy of jazz and explores the intimate moments Wolff captured in his lengthy career.<\/p>\n
\u25cf KYOTO JAZZ SEXTET, a newly formed band by Shuya Okino from KYOTO JAZZ MASSIVE interlocks with one of KYOTOGRAPHIE 2015
\nexhibitions: “A Vision of Jazz: Francis Wolff and Blue Note Records\u201d. The band\u2019s first performance will be held at Hyatt Regency Kyoto to celebrate their debut album \u201cMISSION\u201d which will be released on April 15th, 2015 from Blue Note\/Universal Music.<\/p>\n
\u25cf This summer, “A Vision of Jazz: Francis Wolff and Blue Note Records\u201d will travel to Rencontres d\u2019Arles Photographie in France.<\/p>\n
\u25cfRoger Ballen first solo exhibition in Japan<\/b>
\nRoger Ballen is a South Africa-based artist who brings a unique perspective to themes of racial discrimination and poverty. His fascinating work has gained enormous global attention. This much-awaited exhibition will take place at Horikawa Oike Gallery, where a retrospective supported by COMME des GAR\u00c7ONS will provide insight into his photographic career. Roger Ballen\u2019s new movie Outland will also be shown at COMME des GAR\u00c7ONS Kyoto store. In addition, KYOTOGRAPHIE will launch a new edition of his controversial photobook Outland complete with 45 new images. Outland is the culmination of Ballen\u2019s twenty years of work and is one of the most extraordinary photographic documents of the late 20th century.<\/p>\n
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\u25cfShigeru Ban, a Pritzker Architecture Prize winning architect build a Paper Tube Pavilion in front of Kyoto City Hall. <\/b>
\nShigeru Ban, a Pritzker Architecture Prize winning architect build a Paper Tube Pavilion in front of Kyoto City Hall. The prize is often referred to as the Nobel Prize of architecture.
\nMartin Gusinde “The Spirit of the Tierra del Fuego people, Sel\u2019knam,Yamana, Kaw\u00e9sqar
\nSupported by CHANEL, Shigeru Ban Architects”<\/p>\n
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\u25cfTwo Japanese artists in the spotlight: Kimiko Yoshida and Yusuke Yamatani <\/b>
\nThanks to GUCCI support, this will be the first Japanese exhibition of the Paris-based artist Kimiko Yoshida. Creating unique self-portraits in which she wears elaborate costumes, from haute couture to indigenous cultures to the canon of Western painting.
\nKYOTOGRAPHIE will also feature the work of the young photographer Yusuke Yamatani (born in 1985), whose compelling frames have marked him out as a promising future talent.<\/p>\n
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\u25cfKimono Noguchi and a kakajiku maker Usami Shokakudo collaborates with Kimiko Yoshida <\/b>
\nFor the 50th anniversary of sister-city relations between Kyoto and Florence, Kyoto\u2019s traditional craftsmen including Kimono Noguchi and a kakajiku maker Usami Shokakudo collaborates with Kimiko Yoshida comes true with the support by GUCCI.<\/p>\n
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\u25cfExhibitions at venues which are unique to Kyoto and usually private.<\/b>
\nNoguchi Residence, Karaku-an \u2013 <\/b>
\nKimiko Yoshida \u3000All that’s not me<\/p>\n
Ryosokuin (Kenninji temple)<\/b>
\nRongRong & inri Tsumari Story<\/p>\n
Traditional building in Gion Shinbashi <\/b>(PASS THE BATON KYOTO GION\/Opening in summer 2015)
\nFosco Maraini The Enchantment of the Women of the Sea — by “Museo delle Culture” of Lugano<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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