After the Water Receded: Images from Japan
Photograph (c) Magdalena Solé
Photograph (c) Magdalena Solé
After the Water Receded: Images from Japan
Photograph (c) Magdalena Solé
Photograph (c) Magdalena Solé
After the Water Receded: Images from Japan
Photographs (c) Magdalena Solé
Photographs (c) Magdalena Solé
After the Water Receded: Images from Japan
"1,000 Portraits of Hope" by Naoto Nakagawa
"1,000 Portraits of Hope" by Naoto Nakagawa
JAPAN | AFTER THE WATER RECEDED
Photographs by Magdalena Solé and
Portraits by Naoto Nakagawa
Curators: Elizabeth Avedon and Sandra Kraskin
April 20 – May 18, 2012
Sidney Mishkin Gallery
135 East 22nd Street, New York
(646) 660-6652
New Book by Magdalena Solé
New Delta Rising
(University Press of Mississippi 2012)
Photographs by Magdalena Solé and
Portraits by Naoto Nakagawa
Curators: Elizabeth Avedon and Sandra Kraskin
April 20 – May 18, 2012
Sidney Mishkin Gallery
135 East 22nd Street, New York
(646) 660-6652
"After the Water Receded documents and commemorates the earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear meltdown which struck northern Japan March 11, 2011. Artist Naoto Nakagawa exhibits 1,000 Portraits of Hope; drawings of survivors, and Magdalena Solé exhibits color photographs taken after the disasters, some within the 12-mile radius around the nuclear power plant. Together, the work of these two artists forms a visual narrative that provides some of the untold stories of this disaster and the rebuilding of Fukushima prefecture."
+ + +New Book by Magdalena Solé
New Delta Rising
(University Press of Mississippi 2012)
4 comments:
Wonderful photographs!!!!! Intriguing portraits!
Olá Elizabeth!
Suas fotos são bem realistas!
mostrando a realidade!
Uma Nação desolada por uma
catástrofe, mais um Povo forte
que se levantam de uma grande
destruição!
Saúdações do Brasil!
Adriano.
Magdalena Sole's photographs are hauntingly beautiful --I checked out his web site and other projects too. Thanks for sharing this! And impressive 1000 portraits of hope by Kakagawa !
Hello,
fascinating Photos, but also to think about. But it is good to see that there is hope. :-)
Many Greetings
Oliver (ovo)
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