Publisher/スーパーラボ

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"From Yokosuka" is a collection of works by Miyako Ishiuchi, one of Japan's leading photographers after the war. Recently, Ishiuchi continues to create works unique to women through close-up photography of relics with motifs such as "Hiroshima" and "Frida Kahlo", but early work from the late 70's to the 80's. Is "Yokosuka". I have a strong complex in the city where I spent my childhood and adolescence, and the appearance of being Americanized like Japan but not Japan, and the "male smell" drifting in the city where the prostitute dealt with American soldiers are strangely memorable. I drew this in a photograph that started in the mid-1970s. In 1979, he released his maiden work "Zessho, Yokosuka Story", and after that, he shot it on Dobuita Street, which is not often included in "Zessho ...", and exhibited it in Yokosuka in 1981. This work was selected from the plates announced when "" was performed. Ishiuchi himself, dressed in a lame dress, will also appear. Limited to 1000 copies.