By TRN
Online, Kathmandu, July 22: An exhibition of the photographic images and matter
of the 1970s in Japan has begun at the Embassy of Japan.
The two-week-long display was inaugurated amidst a special function today.
Organised jointly
by the Embassy of Japan and the Japan Foundation, the exhibition focuses on
print expressions from the 1970s as seen in the work of 14 artists who helped develop
a print movement in the world of Japanese contemporary art.
The
exhibition is divided into two sections- The Age of Photographic Images, which
focuses on the use of photographic images in the print medium, and Images of
Autonomous Matter, which focuses on works that were shaped by the intentions of
the matter.
Some 50 artworks of photographic images have been put on display, which depict contemporary
Japanese life, and artistic reactions to the emerging situations, among other
issues. The exhibition also enables one to see the development of photographic
images and matter in the Japanese print sector in the 1970s.
The exhibition will conclude on August 4.

