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The Heartwork of Kyoto Journal

Based in one of the world’s great cultural cities, Kyoto Journal has endeavoured to explore, celebrate, and share the diverse traditional and contemporary creative life of Kyoto, Japan and Asia at large for nearly 40 years. Kyoto Journal’s network of contributors—based both in Japan and abroad—are all volunteers, making the magazine home-grown, independent and outside the sphere of commercial media.
Under the direction of photographer and founding editor John Einarsen, photographic art has played an important role in each edition. This exhibition showcases a selection of the most compelling images and the stories behind them collected from the past 108 issues, forming the ‘heartwork’ of Kyoto Journal.

Kyoto Journal Issue 42  Photograph by Linda Connor

Kyoto Journal Issue 42 Photograph by Linda Connor

This Can’t Last Forever Photograph by Ken Straiton

This Can’t Last Forever Photograph by Ken Straiton

Afghani woman, from “Restoring Dignity,” Kyoto Journal 76
Photograph by Lana Slézak

Afghani woman, from “Restoring Dignity,” Kyoto Journal 76 Photograph by Lana Slézak

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