Miyako Ishiuchi “Yokohama” signed

Description: Mutsuraku-so, a former housing complex in Yokohama, was built in 1932 by a Tokyo merchant for his daughter, but after the Pacific War, it became the first building on the red line for American soldiers.The fact that the building was built by a Tokyo merchant for his daughter in 1932 became the first red-light district for U.S. soldiers after the Pacific War.By looking at this collection of works, which can be called another "apartment," paired with his early masterpiece "APARTMENT" (1978), one history of the building comes to the surface. Author：To Ishiuchi Book title: "yokohama gorakuso" yokohama gorakuso Date of issue: October 31, 2017 Size: A4 variable size Bookbinding specifications: Top-bound, total number of pages: 76 Number of works: 63 Circulation: 550 copies Editorial publisher: Michitaka Ota (Sokyu-sha) Binding: Koichi Hara Printing: Sun-M Color Co. Miyako Ishiuchi Born in Gunma Prefecture and raised in Yokosuka.Ishiuchi captured the atmosphere, signs, and memories of the city in her early trilogy, "Zessho, Yokosuka Story," "APARTMENT," and "Renya no Machi," and since "1, 9, 4, 7," a close-up of the hands and feet of a woman born at the same age, she has continued to photograph the scars on her body in a series.Winner of the Domestic Artist Award, the 11th Photographic Society of Japan Award, and the 2006 Japan Photographic Society Artist Award. 2005 Japan representative at the Venice Biennale for "Mother's 2000-2005: Imprint of the Future". Ishiuchi received the 50th Mainichi Art Award for her 2009 photo book "Hiroshima" (Shueisha) and photo exhibition "Hiroshima Strings of time" (Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art), and was an invited artist for the 3rd International Triennial of Photography Center in New York.

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