Japanese photographer

Three pb. in a bag, approx. 18 x 24 cm., 104 color ills., bilingual text: Japanese / English (partly)

'Small Things in Silence' offers a perspective on 20 years of the career Masao YAMAMOTO and contains images from each of his major projects - 'Box of Ku', 'Nakazora', 'Kawa' and 'Shizuka' - as well as images from some of his original photo installations.

HC (no dust jacket, as issued), 25,5 x 32,5 cm., 128 pp., 90 ills., Ltd. to 500 copies

The out-of-print 'Unseen / Tsunami' is a project by two photographers one based in New York (Kohey KANNO), the other in Tokyo (Momo OKABE), both referring to their personal lives, lovers and circle of friends against the backdrop of 2011 Fukushima tsunami

The black-and-white photographs in the photo volume 'Shimagatari' by Yasuhiro OGAWA relate to Japanese photography of the 1970s through their truthfulness and coarseness. Despite the darkness in the shots, the images also have something light-hearted.

The volume 'Through the Looking Brain' examines one of the best and most comprehensive collections in the field of conceptual, mainly serial photography. Their spectrum ranges from the 1970s to the present day and includes major works and central groups.

'Tenko', is an intersection between the photos of artist HANAYO, mother of Tenko, and the mystical, sensual photos of Tenko's favorite children's book, 'Alice' by Hajime SAWATARI, one of the first books Tenko came in contact with during her childhood.

The classic volume 'Light and Shadow' by Daido MORIYAMA in a new version. This reprint includes a bound edition as well as a paperback supplement with detailed information on each photo, an exclusive commentary by Daido MORIYAMA and a subscribed interview

'Tokyo on the Brink of Sanity' by Yoshio MIZOGUCHI shows the hustle & bustle of Tokyo from the late 70s to the 2010s, when the disappearance of the bubble began to permeate life in Tokyo. His street photography here moves between the erotic & the mundane.