Reversible Destiny : Australian and Japanese contemporary photography
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R026484 Ned. Fotomuseum J EXH TOKYO 2021
TitleReversible Destiny : Australian and Japanese contemporary photography
Photographer
Year of publication2021
Pagination143
IllustrationsZwart-Wit en kleur
Dimensions27 x 19,5 cm.
MaterialTentoonstellingscatalogus
Document TypeBook
ISBN9780646844886
Bibliographic Noteshc, met biografische gegevens
SubjectTentoonstelling catalogus
Persons keyword Tokyo Photographic Art Museum TOP
Abstract
What does it mean to make photography now, in a time of global upheaval, human fragility and uncertain futures?
Reversible Destiny is a group exhibition of Australian and Japanese photo-based artists who contemplate our destiny while reflecting on our shared past.
How is contemporary photography entangled with the past, halted in the present and imagining the future? Eight artists from Australia and Japan explore the uncanny ability of photography to collapse time and delve into the experience of the individual within a social context. In doing so, yesterday, today and tomorrow merge across an array of photographic renditions from epic landscapes to intimate interiors.
Australia and Japan have different cultural histories but today, when events far beyond our expectation are occurring every day, there are more and more experiences and issues that we can share across borders and time zones. Based on the theme of “reversible destiny,” the exhibition will encourage audiences to understand the diversity of culture in both countries while enabling Australian artists to bring a global perspective and awareness to the international arena.
source: www.e-flux.com
Reversible Destiny is a group exhibition of Australian and Japanese photo-based artists who contemplate our destiny while reflecting on our shared past.
How is contemporary photography entangled with the past, halted in the present and imagining the future? Eight artists from Australia and Japan explore the uncanny ability of photography to collapse time and delve into the experience of the individual within a social context. In doing so, yesterday, today and tomorrow merge across an array of photographic renditions from epic landscapes to intimate interiors.
Australia and Japan have different cultural histories but today, when events far beyond our expectation are occurring every day, there are more and more experiences and issues that we can share across borders and time zones. Based on the theme of “reversible destiny,” the exhibition will encourage audiences to understand the diversity of culture in both countries while enabling Australian artists to bring a global perspective and awareness to the international arena.
source: www.e-flux.com
| Copy number | R026484 |
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| Shelf mark | J EXH TOKYO 2021 |