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Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
東京都写真美術館
The Tokyo Photographic Art Museum is an art museum concentrating on photography.
40 exhibition records
Open museum guide →写真とファッション 90年代以降の関係性を探る
Jun 2, 2020 〜 Jul 19, 2020
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1990年代以降の写真とファッションの関係性を、国内外のアーティストの作品や希少なファッション誌を通して探る展覧会です。文化誌『花椿』の編集者である林央子が監修しました。
It is held from June 2 to July 19, 2020.
It is held in the 2nd floor exhibition room of the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum.
It explores the relationship between photography and fashion since the 1990s through works by domestic and international artists and rare fashion magazines.
Works by artists such as Anders Edström, Kyohei Takahashi, Elin Fleiss, Masanori Maeda, PUGMENT, and Takashi Homma will be exhibited.
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