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"Photographoary: Photo-Mad Old Man A Turning 77 on 5.25.17" is a collection of works by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of the leading photographers of postwar Japan. From photography that "documents" the "public" to photography that "documents" the "private." One of the photographers who exemplifies this "private photography" is Masahisa Fukase, who enjoys overwhelming popularity today. As his then-wife, Yoko, said, "Ultimately, what was captured on camera through the filter of me, Yoko, was Masahisa Fukase himself," his work is a private, sometimes fictional story based on his personal feelings and gaze. This is an element that he shares with Nobuyoshi Araki, albeit in a different style, and it began with "Sentimental Journey," a self-published book from 1971 chronicling his honeymoon with his wife, Yoko. Since then, he has captured his own daily life through his own heart and eyes, sometimes even creating fictional or false worlds—not "autobiographical novels," but "autobiographical photographs." This book is a catalog published at a solo exhibition in which Araki, now 77 years old, presented "late-stage elderly photographs" that, like people, become more attractive with age. Limited to 500 copies.
