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The FUJIFILM SQUARE Photo History Museum is pleased to present an exhibition celebrating 60 years since the release of “A Fallen Angel” by the photographer Yoshihiro Tatsuki, who remains prolifically active at age 87. In 1965, “A Fallen Angel” was published in the April issue of Camera Mainichi, catapulting Yoshihiro Tatsuki to stardom. For this exhibition, Tatsuki himself newly selected 25 gelatin silver prints for exhibition alongside approximately 25 contact sheets of the work, which are being publicly shown for the first time 60 years after they were printed. These contact sheets offer a unique glimpse into what the young Yoshihiro Tatsuki saw and felt as he captured each image, enabling viewers to trace the trajectory of his evolving gaze.
Jan. 6 (Mon) 2025 - Mar. 26 (Wed) 2025
FUJIFILM SQUARE
10:00~19:00
*Last day, ends at 16:00; admission until 10 minutes before closing time.
Open Daily
Free
03-6271-3350
Special Gallery Talk
Date: Jan. 12 (Sun), Feb. 16 (Sun), Mar. 15 (Sat), 2025, 13:00~13:30
Place: FUJIFILM SQUARE Photo History Museum
Guest: Yoshihiro Tatsuki, photographer
Listener: Teiichi Kimoto (Temporary Contemporary)
Contents: The Era of A Fallen Angel
Free of charge, no reservation required
*The event will be held in the exhibition hall. Please note that no seats are available.
*Please note that photo exhibitions and events may be cancelled or changed due to unavoidable circumstances. Thank you for your understanding in advance.
The FUJIFILM SQUARE Photo History Museum is pleased to present an exhibition celebrating 60 years since the release of “A Fallen Angel” by the photographer Yoshihiro Tatsuki, who remains prolifically active at age 87. In 1965, “A Fallen Angel” was published in the April issue of Camera Mainichi, catapulting Yoshihiro Tatsuki to stardom. For this exhibition, Tatsuki himself newly selected 25 gelatin silver prints for exhibition alongside approximately 25 contact sheets of the work, which are being publicly shown for the first time 60 years after they were printed. These contact sheets offer a unique glimpse into what the young Yoshihiro Tatsuki saw and felt as he captured each image, enabling viewers to trace the trajectory of his evolving gaze.