Onna No Ko Shashinka

A blog dedicated to the Japanese Onna No Ko Shahinka photography movement. Just girls being girls.

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All it ever does is rain, Yusuke Nagata

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by Yusuke Nagata

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"die of love" (2018), hideka tonomura

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Hideka Tonomura. From the series They Called Me Yukari, 2007-2009.

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Hideka Tonomura

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Soul trip series, 2012-2020. Courtesy of the artist. © Tonomura Hideka

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Nomura Sakiko - Sans titre, 1997 - Les rencontres de la photographie, Arles 2024

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Room 416, par Sakiko Nomura

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Clock without hands, 1993.

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Sakiko Nomura

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Sakiko Nomura | Untitled, 2018

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Sakiko Nomura, Untitled, 𝟣𝟫𝟫𝟩

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Sakiko Nomura

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Sakiko Nomura (Japanese, b. 1967)

Flower 055, 2015

Chromogenic copy

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Seen: Gallery Show 2020

Who: Hiroshi Nomura｜Toshiya Watanabe｜Seiji Kumagai｜Daido Moriyama｜Koji Onaka｜Keiko Nomura｜Masako Kakizaki｜Eye Ohashi｜Shinpei Yamagami｜Tracy Templeton

Where: Poetic Scape Gallery

When: June 13 -  July 4, 2020   (appointment needed) Wed. - Fri. 13:00-19:00｜Sat. 11:00-19:00     Closed: Sun.- Tue.

There is a wonderful group exhibition at Poetic Scape in Naka-Meguro featuring a variety of work by eleven photographers represented by the gallery.  Everything is interesting and worth a visit- but my personal favorite of the show is Hiroshi Nomura’s facinating Doppelopment series.  

Due to virus precatuions, in addition to new hours the gallery asks all visitors to make appointments in advance. Please email （[email protected]） for a reservation.

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Seen: 山霊の庭  Otari – Pristine Peaks

          Kanzan Curatorial Exchange 「Emotional Photography」 vol.2 

Who: 野村恵子  Keiko Nomura / website

Where:  Kanzan Gallery, Tokyo

When:  March 16 - April 13, 2019

     Keiko Nomura’s latest series- winner of the Tadahiko Hayashi award-  revolves around life and death in a small village in Japan’s northern alps. The fulcrum of the work is a young woman who moved to the mountains and into a world of snow, fire, hunts, births, blood, fur, death, trees, and life. 

A book of the work was published by Superlabo and is available on shashasha. 

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800: Two Lap Runners (1994) dir. Hiroki Ryuichi