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A collection of works by Nobuyoshi Araki, one of postwar Japan's leading photographers, ``Nobuyoshi Araki Black Frame MAD Vol.1 2011 (No Case)''. Rather than "photography is a medium," "Araki becomes a medium." The magazine that was published with this in mind was ``Photo Jidai''. In the 1980s, the famous editor Akira Suei wanted to create a magazine about Araki, whose very existence is a medium, and wanted to create a magazine centered on Araki, whose very existence is a medium. It is now a legendary photo magazine that publishes hundreds of thousands of copies each issue, taking advantage of "photos that are not featured in magazines" and collaborating with eroticism by Araki and others. It was in the 1980s that Nobuyoshi Araki, an artist who transcended the boundaries of a photographer, discovered his talent through collaboration with Suei, including concepts, theme settings, comical photography, unique works, and unique catchphrases and writing. His performance has not diminished in recent years, but this book was published at an exhibition held in Taiwan in 2011, and includes Polaroid works shot by Araki and PX Black Frame Polaroid film. A collection of works (film unopened). Curation: Hisako Motoo, art direction: Satoru Machiguchi. (missing case)