The long sunset: Daidō Moriyama’s Record

It’s fair to note that Daidō Moriyama’s photography have found their true expression through print publications. The same can be said for many other Japanese photographers, given that in Japan the gallery system did not play the role it did in the West. For a…

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Advice for Young Artists

Encyclopedia of the Uncertain

Japanese Theaters

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Passing by Beijing

Thoughts on THAT Photo

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Packing My Library

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Claire Dederer’s Monsters

how shall we greet the sun

Koechlin House

The Sapper

The Oldest Thing

Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji

RePose

The Enigma of Belonging

Tout va bien

Stills & Stones

Brief Experiments With Dall.E 3

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Confusion and Hostility

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