Limited edition signed books Is photography something to “learn”? Just like playing the guitar and writing lyrics in a notebook, you can take lots of photos with a digital camera or smartphone. The camera is a visual instrument that most directly and emotionally connects thoughts and impulses to expression.
Lone long-distance runners outside the photography world are now confronting the true nature of photography. This full-color, bilingual Japanese-English collection of works and histories by 13 photographers who continue to create photographs using unique techniques and subjects, such as collages, ducts, thighs, steam locomotives and beautiful women, and who even continue to create photographs without using a camera.‼ A publishing label that "does" what humans don't do. KENELE BOOKS " |
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[table of contents]
Prologue The Camera Geek Wall Yusuke Kihara
Fumiko Ohkura
Koh Kitamura
mimi｜mimi
Naoto Iguchi
Daiyuu Aoki
Exposure Zero｜Ray Tsuyumitsu Column Choosing the Wrong Camera Takeshi Shimajiri
Jiro Imai
Chiyonori Kitamura
Yuji Amano
Atsushi Sugiura
Keitaro Yamaguchi Postscript
About “Yubisakino Ko i” (“Love at Your Finger tips”) |
| Kyoichi Tsuzuki
Born in Tokyo in 1956. From 1976 to 1986, he was in charge of articles on contemporary art, design, urban life, etc. for "POPEYE" and "BRUTUS" magazines. From 1989 to 1992, he published "Art Random," a 102-volume collection of contemporary art that comprehensively covered the trends of global contemporary art in the 1980s. Since then, he has continued to write and edit books in the fields of contemporary art, architecture, photography, design, etc. In 1993, he published "TOKYO STYLE," which captures the real lives of Tokyoites. In 1997, he won the 23rd Kimura Ihei Photography Award for "ROADSIDE JAPAN: A Journey of Strange Japan." He continues to report on roadsides in Japan and around the world. Since 2012, he has been distributing the paid weekly email newsletter "ROADSIDERS'weekly." Recent works include "T-shirts I can't throw away" (Chikuma Shobo, 2017), "Neverland Diner: The restaurant I can never go to again" (Kenele Books, 2021), "IDOL STYLE" (Futabasha, 2021), and "Museum of Mom's Art: What you find when you stop looking" (Kenele Books, 2022). |
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