|
|
| |
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
長野陽一
Yoichi Nagano
Profile:
Born in Fukuoka, Japan, in 1968. Graduated from Tama Art University.
In 1998 he started his career as a photographer and his first collection
"To the Lighthouse", which portrays teen-agers living
in islands of Okinawa and Amamiwas was published in 2001 with Joho
Center Publishing.
In 2004 his second collection "Sima-jima" was published
with Little More, which captured the beauty of islands in Japan.
He participated in the exhibition "why you are not alone"
at National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, Tokyo. Along
with the exhibition, his latest photobook "why you are not
alone" was published with National Museum of Emerging Science
and Innovation. |
Solo
exhibitions :
| 2004 |
"Sima-jima"
Little More Gallery, Tokyo |
| 2002 |
"To
the Lighthouse" Athens Shinsaibashi, Osaka / Aoyama Book
Center, Tokyo / Konica Plaza Sapporo, Sapporo / FM Fukuoka
GAYA, Fukuoka
"fune" epSITE, Tokyo |
| 2001 |
"I
LOVE BONIN" Konica Plaza, Tokyo |
| 1999 |
"Shonan
kimi to boku" Konica Foto Premio Konica Plaza, Tokyo |
| 1998 |
"To
the Lighthouse" Human town project 98 Guardian Garden,
Tokyo
"To the Lighthouse Okinawa" Gallery Nayuta, Yokohama |
Group
exhibitions:
| 2005 |
"why
you are not alone" National Museum of Emerging Science
and Innovation, Tokyo
"kid's wear 10th Anniversary Exhibition"- Gallery
Viaux Berlin, Germany / Viaux Hamburg, Germany / The National
Museum of Photography, Film & Television Bradford UK |
2004 |
"Pingyao
International Photography Festival" Shanxi, China
"Ginza Photo Street 1930s/2004, Ginza-sama" House
of Shiseido, Tokyo |
2003 |
"JAPAN
Contemporary Ceramics and Photography Tradition and Presence"
Deichtorhallen Hamburg, Germany |
2002 |
"To
the Lighthouse" Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography,
Tokyo |
2001 |
"Nami
no kirekata" Konica STAGE "NEXT", Tokyo |
2000 |
"Hinata-Kanata"
(two persons exhibition with Rinko Kawauchi) Yokohama Landmark
Tower Gallery, Kanagawa |
Publications:
| 2005 |
"why you are not alone" (National Museum of Emerging
Science and Innovation) |
2004 |
"Sima-jima"
(Little More) |
2003 |
"To
the Lighthouse" (Joho Center Publishing) |
|
|
|
