藤井光永 and 山下晃伸 at 芹川画廊
I focused on the photographs with a critical eye (I can't help doing that when I look at photos...), and was impressed with the way people were recorded out on the streets of Tokyo in a way that you would think the photographer would have to be invisible to do. One picture in particular comes to mind - of a man looking meaningfully into the eyes of his girlfriend by a... square building support I think it is. For a number of reasons, that sort of picture is not easy to take!
So, if you would like to see images of unposed inhabitants of Tokyo, I recommend going over to Gallery Serikawa and having a look by February 28th, 2010, which is the last day of the exhibit. In addition to the prints on the wall - arranged by year - there are several scrapbooks of photos that you can peruse as well. The back of the promotional card has instructions on how to get to the gallery:
藤井光永 and 山下晃伸 at 芹川画廊
And - it's in the cool old Okuno Building.
Lyle (Hiroshi) Saxon
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