Masataka Nakano Photo Exhibition

– Tokyo

Nov. 23, 2019—Jan. 26, 2020

Nov. 23, 2019—Jan. 26, 2020
Closed Monday(if Monday is a national holiday or a substitute holiday, it is the next day)
Admission：Adults ￥1,000／College Students ￥800／High School and Junior High School Students, Over 65 ￥600 * Prices in parenthesis apply to groups of 20 or more, admission is free for grade school children or younger; junior high school students living or attending schools in the Tokyo metropolitan area, holders of Japan’s disability identification cards (shogaisha techo) together with one caregiver, and holders of the museum’s annual passport together with one accompanying person. Those aged 65 or over are admitted free on the third Wednesday of each month. * Multiple discounts do not apply.

Unknown Aspects of the City.
Tokyo - an ever changing world city, and the host city for the 2020 Olympic Games. For more than 30 years, the photographer, Masataka Nakano has been taking pictures of this large city with sharp sensitivity and masterly understanding of space. "Tokyo Nobody" features a desolate Tokyo. "Tokyo Windows" features a surreal city seen through the windows of buildings and private homes. "Tokyo Float" features images of a floating city seen above-and-on the surfaces of the waters of the city. These titles with others had caught attention of many people. This exhibition is the complilation exhibition featuring the ever changing expressions of the huge city 'Tokyo', caught by the unique eyes of Nakano. More than 100 works had been selected with the photographer's main works from these three titles so called as "Tokyo Triology" and with his latest works and unveiled works.

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Azumabashi, Sumida-ku, 2004 ©Masataka Nakano

Ginza, Chuo-ku, 1996 ©Masataka Nakano

Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, 2007 ©Masataka Nakano

Roppongi, Minato-ku, 2003 ©Masataka Nakano

Roppongi, Minato-ku, 2003 ©Masataka Nakano

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□Co-organized by Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture