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TOKYO

Nobuyoshi Araki 'PHOTO-CRAZY A / 荒木経惟: 写狂老人A' on view at the Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery (until 3 Sept)

July, 2017
Yuen no Onna (Captive Woman In A Pleasure Garden) 2017 Nobuyoshi Araki

77-year-old Renowned Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki presents an extensive solo exhibition PHOTO-CRAZY A / 荒木経惟: 写狂老人A at the Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery. Incredibly, most works have been created this year (2017) and are accompanied by a rare look into his personal scrapbook work ‘The Greengrocer’ (1964) which he created when he was just 24 years old. Also presenting new and ongoing works, such as ‘遊園の女 Captive Woman In a Pleasure Garden’, to ‘花百景 One Hundred Views of Flowers’. Interestingly, this latest exhibition title is inspired by legendary Japanese ukiyo-e artist Hokusai who in his late 70’s also called himself a “picture-crazy old man”. On view until 3 September, 2017.

One Hundreds Views of Flowers. Nobuyoshi Araki, Tokyo Opera City Gallery, Tokyo. 2017
One Hundreds Views of Flowers. Nobuyoshi Araki, Tokyo Opera City Gallery, Tokyo. 2017
The Greengrocer (1964). Nobuyoshi Araki, Tokyo Opera City Gallery.
Nobuyoshi Araki, Sakiko Nomura, 2017.
July, 2017