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SUZUKI Shin'ichi II, Tea Ceremony, 1880's © MNAAG.

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Sarah Moon, The one before last, 2011　© Sarah Moon

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Thierry Bouët, Girl - 9 minutes old., 2008 © Thierry Bouët

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Kikujiro Fukushima, Mr. Sugimatsu Nakamura, suffering from atomic bomb disease
©FUKUSHIMA Kikujiro / Kyodo News Images

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Chris Jordan, CF000478 Unaltered stomach contents of a Laysan albatross fledgling,Midway Island, 2009. © Chris Jordan

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Chris Steele-Perkins, Refugees in the desert. The Sha-alaan One camp, is the worst camp.They have orderly food lines with thousands of refugees waiting calmly for food distribution from the “Charitas” charity organization. Jordan, 1990
© Chris Steele-Perkins / Magnum Photos

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Eriko Koga, Tryadhvan, 2015 © Eriko Koga

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Christian Sardet, Radiolarian Spongodiscus biconcavus from Shimoda bay, 2015
©Christian Sardet and The Macronauts for KYOTOGRAPHIE / Plankton Chronicles Project

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Qian Haifeng, 2015 January 27th, from Aershan(Arxan) to Baicheng, Train No. 4346, 2015 © Qian Haifeng

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Antony Cairns, LA-LV_58 from the LA-LV series, 2015　©Antony Cairns

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Erwin Olaf, Light by Erwin Olaf presented by Ruinart, 2015 © ERWIN OLAF

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Arno Rafael Minkkinen, Narragansett, 1973　©Arno Rafael Minkkinen courtesy PUG OSLO

KYOTOGRAPHIE International Photography Festival is held annually over four weeks during the height of the spring tourist season in Kyoto, Japan. It has a style that is unique in Asia. Exhibitions will be spread across the city in various traditional Japanese and contemporary architecture, accompanied by innovative scenography.
The exhibitions & events create opportunities, bringing people together of all ages, cultures, and backgrounds. Now recognized as one of the world’s leading photography events, KYOTOGRAPHIE has attracted some 157,000 visitors from across Japan and overseas in three editions since 2013.

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KYOTOGRAPHIE INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL

Dates: 2016. 4.23 Sat – 5.22 Sun

Organizer: KYOTOGRAPHIE International Photography Festival
Co-organizers: Kyoto City, Kyoto Municipal Board of Education

NEWS

Temporarily closed on 14th May :Kyoto Museum for World Peace, Ritsumeikan University 2016.05.11
KYOTOGRAPHIE Kids Workshops 2016.05.07
HASSLEBLAD Prize Winner 2016.04.25
KYOTOGRAPHIE × Kyoto travel package plan 2016.03.10
The KYOTOGRAPHIE International Portfolio Review is now taking applications! 2016.03.01
＜WIPPLAY　×　KYOTOGRAPHIE＞ PHOTO CONTEST！2016.02.08

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Take a photo with #kyotographie, and try to post to Instagram!　(Some parts of the venue may be off limits to photography)
　

KYOTOGRAPHIE International Portfolio Review

During the festival, many international and Japanese industry professionals in photography gather in Kyoto. Our portfolio review is a place to connect them to photographers.

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KYOTOGRAPHIE Masterclass

・THE ART OF SEEING by Klavdij Sluban & Nestan Nijaradze
・A Moment with Sarah Moon
・DREAMS TO REALITY with Arno Rafael Minkkinen
・Micro-Macrophopography by Christian Sardet

Exhibition [Artists & Venues]

SUZUKI Shin’ichi II, Tea Ceremony, 1880’s © MNAAG.	①	Guimet National Museum of Asian Arts, Photographic collections Tea and Life in Meiji period Photographs from Europe’s place of homage to the arts of East Asia were a huge hit at KYOTOGRAPHIE 2015, so we are bringing another collection this year	TORAYA Kyoto Gallery	Detail
Avant dernière pivoine (Last but one peony), 2011 © Sarah Moon	②	Sarah Moon Late Fall Time Stands Still A photographic fantasy world depicting life and death, and the fleeting nature of time	Gallery SUGATA Shokian Mirei Shigemori Residence	Detail
Thierry Bouët, Girl – 9 minutes old., 2008 © Thierry Bouët	③	Thierry Bouët The First Hour Birth is common to every human being, yet we never remind our own birth. By Thierry Bouët	Horikawa Oike Gallery (1F)	Detail
Kikujiro Fukushima, Mr. Sugimatsu Nakamura, suffering from atomic bomb disease ©FUKUSHIMA Kikujiro / Kyodo News Images	④	Kikujiro Fukushima WILL − Kikujiro Fukushima, a photojournalist In collaboration with Kyoto Museum for World Peace, Ritsumeikan University From Hiroshima to Fukushima: A memorial retrospective for a rebellious and courageous photographer	Horikawa Oike Gallery (2F) Kyoto Museum for World Peace, Ritsumeikan University	Detail
Chris Jordan, CF000478 Unaltered stomach contents of a Laysan albatross fledgling,Midway Island, 2009. © Chris Jordan	⑤	Chris Jordan+Jurgen Lehl Midway : Message from the Gyre “Midway” − between the sacred and the profane While one man photographs the plastic-filled carcasses of baby seabirds, another creates beautiful lamps from plastic he finds on the beaches of a remote Japanese island	Kondaya Genbei Kurogura	Detail
Chris Steele-Perkins, Refugees in the desert. The Sha-alaan One camp, is the worst camp.They have orderly food lines with thousands of refugees waiting calmly for food distribution from the “Charitas” charity organization. Jordan, 1990 © Chris Steele-Perkins / Magnum Photos	⑥	EXILE : 1945 to Today By Magnum Photographers Humanity and the Problem of Refugees and Immigrants, as seen by the international photography cooperative, Magnum Photos	Mumeisha	Detail
Eriko Koga, Tryadhvan, 2015 © Eriko Koga	⑦	Eriko Koga Tryadhvan Solo exhibition of new works by an promising photographer who focuses on “life and death” and the seamless intertwining of past / present / future	Nagae Residence	Detail
John Rawlings, American Vogue, March 1943 © 1943 Condé Nast	⑧	Coming into Fashion − A Century of Photography at Condé Nast Presented by CHANEL NEXUS HALL From the archives of Condé Nast, a selection of historical photographs that visually illustrate how we got to where we are now	Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art Annex (1F)	Detail
Christian Sardet, Radiolarian Spongodiscus biconcavus from Shimoda bay, 2015 © Christian Sardet and The Macronauts for KYOTOGRAPHIE / Plankton Chronicles Project	⑨	Christian Sardet: images Shiro Takatani: installation Ryuichi Sakamoto : sound PLANKTON: A Drifting World at the Origin of Life supported by BMW Plankton are found in all the oceans of our planet; they inhabit a world both beautiful and mysterious, and are the source of all life	Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art Annex (2F)	Detail
Qian Haifeng, 2015 January 27th, from Aershan(Arxan) to Baicheng, Train No. 4346, 2015 © Qian Haifeng	⑩	Qian Haifeng The Green Train An electrician documents the lives of the passengers of the “Green Train,” the cheapest ride in China	ROHM Theatre Kyoto	Detail
Antony Cairns, LA-LV_58 from the LA-LV series, 2015 ©Antony Cairns	⑪	Antony Cairns LA-LV / LDN_ Process HARIBAN AWARD 2015 Peering into a city’s other dimension: When modern sensitivities meet traditional technologies	SferaExhibition	Detail
Erwin Olaf, Light by Erwin Olaf presented by Ruinart, 2015 © ERWIN OLAF	⑫	Erwin Olaf Light by Erwin Olaf presented by Ruinart	ASPHODEL	Detail
Arno Rafael Minkkinen, Narragansett, 1973 ©Arno Rafael Minkkinen courtesy PUG OSLO	⑬	Arno Rafael Minkkinen YKSI: Mouth of the River, Snake in the Water, Bones of the Earth Nudity is simply flesh, and flesh covers every bone and muscle of our bodies. By Arno Rafael Minkkinen A Major Solo Exhibition by Finland’s Representative Photographer	Ryosokuin (Kenninji Temple)	Detail

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BRICOLAGE PHOTOGRAPHY

Murakamijyu Building (B1)

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Sarah Moon

Sarah Moon 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Kahitsukan・Kyoto Museum of Contemporary Art

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