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The 2019 Lange-Taylor Prize: Chinen Aimi: Finding Ryukyu
© Chinen Aimi, Collective Unconcious
The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University recently awarded its twenty-seventh Dorothea Lange–Paul Taylor Prize to Japanese American arti
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Kevin J. Miyazaki: Float
Untitled #1 , from the Float series. Photo by Kevin J.
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Art + Science: Art of Healing: Sandra Klein
©Sandra Klein
The Art + Science features this week are focused on the art of healing – how artists use art and photography to overcome or assist in the curative process.
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Photographers on Photographers: Kevin J. Miyazaki on Emily Shur
©Emily Shur, Playground, Atami, 2013
For the entire month of August, photographers will be interviewing photographers–sharing image makers who have inspired them, who they are curious a
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Photographers on Photographers: JoAnn Carney on Fred Zafran
7th and H Street NW ©Fred Zafran, 2018
For the entire month of August, photographers will be interviewing photographers–sharing image makers who have inspired them, who they are cur
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Finding Home: Deb Schwedhelm
Today I introduce Deb Schwedhelm‘s latest series Home Away.
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Rachel Wolfe: Bound By Water
Rachel Wolfe has a new project and book, Bound by Water that interprets Japanese stories told over time as a way to remember history, real or imagined.
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Japan Week: Michiko Makino: Toyko Kingyo
This week Guest Editor, Yochi Nagata, shares work of contemporary Japanese photographers…
Photographer Michiko Makino was born in Gunma, Japan and has been exhibiting in Japan and i
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Japan Week: Masaki Hirano: Money
This week Guest Editor, Yoichi Nagata, shares work of contemporary Japanese photographers…
5 billion Papiermark bill, Weimar Republic (Germany), 1923 — The Weimar Republic, wh
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Japan Week: Mao Ishikawa: Here’s What the Japanese Flag Means to Me
©Mao Ishikawa, Ms.
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Japan Week: Kazuo Yoshida: Air Blue
This week Guest Editor, Yoichi Nagata, shares work of contemporary Japanese photographers…
©Kazuo Yoshida, AirBlue22
This week, I am thrilled to have friend, photographer and Editor
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Tsutomu Yamagata: Thirteen Orphans
Yesterday, I met an old lady at side of lotus pond and talked for two hours. She went to the front line as a nurse during World War II and saw incredibly hideous scenes almost every day.
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