写真家
志賀理江子
日本
愛知県岡崎市出身
所蔵品 志賀理江子
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Lieko Shiga
Irana’s String, from the series Damien Court
2004 -
Lieko Shiga
Tomlinson FC, from the series Lilly
2005 -
Lieko Shiga
Bethany, from the series Lilly
2005 -
Lieko Shiga
Out of Eden, from the series Canary
2007 -
Lieko Shiga
Portrait of Cultivation, from the series Rasen Kaigan
2009 -
Lieko Shiga
Rasen Kaigan 39, from the series Rasen Kaigan
2009 -
Lieko Shiga
Mother’s Gentle Hands, from the series Rasen Kaigan
2009 -
Lieko Shiga
Rasen Kaigan 46, from the series Rasen Kaigan
2011 -
Lieko Shiga
Rasen Kaigan 14, from the series Rasen Kaigan
2012
関連の展覧会
関連の展覧会
Japanese Photography from Postwar to Now
October 15, 2016–March 12, 2017
One of the most significant contributions to the art of photography comes from postwar Japan. After World War II, the country began to produce film and camera equipment, supporting a large amateur photography culture and sponsoring native photographers as important artistic producers. This exhibition highlights SFMOMA’s considerable collection of Japanese photography, focusing on generous gifts from our community and the important donation of the Kurenboh Collection, Tokyo. Japanese Photography from Postwar to Now includes photographs from the 1960s, when major figures such as Shomei Tomatsu and Daido Moriyama investigated Americanization and industrial growth; the more personal and performative work of Nobuyoshi Araki and Eikoh Hosoe; and photography addressing the present culture and the Fukushima nuclear disaster. Organized thematically, the show explores topics such as Japan’s relationship with America, changes in the city and countryside, and the emergence of women, especially Miyako Ishiuchi, Rinko Kawauchi, and Lieko Shiga, as significant contributors to contemporary Japanese photography.
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