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The Heartwork of Kyoto Journal

SHIMADAI GALLERY West

10:00–18:00 Closed on: Apr 15, 22

※入場は閉館の30分前まで

Free

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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.

Fire at Kyoto sword maker’s foundry, <span class="u-italic400">Kyoto Journal</span> 107 (Fire & Kyoto)
Photograph by Tobias Hutzler

Fire at Kyoto sword maker’s foundry, Kyoto Journal 107 (Fire & Kyoto) Photograph by Tobias Hutzler

Elvis noh mask, from “The New Noh,” <span class="u-italic400">Kyoto Journal</span> 106
Photograph by Kitagawa Sohta

Elvis noh mask, from “The New Noh,” Kyoto Journal 106 Photograph by Kitagawa Sohta

Afghani woman, from “Restoring Dignity,” <span class="u-italic400">Kyoto Journal</span> 76
Photograph by Lana Slézak

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

Fees 入場料

Free

There is also a special passport ticket that allows you to enter all venues once during the exhibition period. Click here for details.

Venue 会場

SHIMADAI GALLERY West

Opening Hours

10:00–18:00

※入場は閉館の30分前まで

Closed on

Apr 15, 22

Address

Higashinotoin Nishikita kado, Oike-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto

Access

Subway Karasuma or Tozai Line “Karasuma Oike” station, 1 min on foot from Exit 1

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