DÉJÀ-VU No.9: NAN GOLDIN SPECIAL ("PRIVATE LIFE")
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Déjà-vu No. 9 "Private Life" — Nan Goldin Special
Softcover | Out of print | 176 pages
Published by Photo-planète, Tokyo July 10, 1992.
Déjà-vu was the seminal Japanese photography quarterly of the early 1990s,
central to the formation of a Japanese-Western photographic dialogue. Straying
from the technical photography magazines that dominated the industry, it
presented extended photographic features on contemporary photographers, with
accompanying essays in both Japanese and English.
This issue is a landmark: it documents the moment the editors of Déjà-vu invited
Nan Goldin to meet Nobuyoshi Araki while she traveled through Asia in 1992 the
encounter that began one of contemporary photography's most significant
cross-cultural artistic partnerships.
Featuring:
— Nan Goldin (cover & 22 pages)
— Shinzo Shimao (22 pages)
— Tokihiro Sato
— Nobuyoshi Araki (23 pages)
Text in Japanese with contents and summaries in English.
Publisher: Photo-planète, Tokyo
Year: 1992 (No. 9, July 10)
Format: Softcover, photographically illustrated wrappers
Pages: 176
Dimensions: approx. 29.8 × 22.8 cm (11¾ × 9 in)
Language: Japanese / English
Condition: Brand New
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To experience a piece, do so slowly. Allow the air to touch the paper, let light fall softly over each page. Avoid excess pressure; handle edges rather than surfaces. Each mark, fold, or patina is part of its passage through time evidence of care rather than decay.
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