Japanese Photography
This interview series focuses on Japanese Photography. Watch established photographers who redefined the medium after World War II and still-emerging contemporary practitioners reflect on cultural landscapes and personal truths.
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Lieko Shiga on Kitakama village and the 2011 tsunami
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Sohei Nishino’s maps trace more than the city
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Nobuyoshi Araki: Journey through life and death
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Akiyoshi Taniguchi’s meditations on photography
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Rinko Kawauchi contemplates the small mysteries of life
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Tomoko Sawada’s self-portraits create familiar characters
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Eikoh Hosoe: Does photography reflect truth?
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Nobuyoshi Araki’s “more is more” approach to photography
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Daido Moriyama on the essence of photography
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Kikuji Kawada on the Atomic Bomb Dome and postwar Japan
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Ishiuchi Miyako’s early life near Yokosuka’s U.S. military base
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Keizo Kitajima in the former USSR
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Hiromi Tsuchida: Documenting Japan’s past and present
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Ishiuchi Miyako: What is a scar?
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Issei Suda on the drama of photography
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Daido Moriyama on social rebellion in 1960s Japan