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Nobuyoshi Araki is arguably Japan’s greatest living photographer
and certainly most controversial.
Featuring over 4,000 images, Self.Life.Death reflects
Araki’s extraordinary breadth of work - from the shocking
to the sublime – and includes new work never previously seen.
See his poetic scenes of old Tokyo, to evocative images of exotic
oriental flowers and erotic photographs of kimono-clad women bound
in rope.
The exhibition contains work of an adult nature.
We recommend the exhibition is unsuitable for children and parental
guidance is advised.

Araki Film Programme
Wed 5 – Sun 30 Oct
Curated by Araki, this accompanying film season gives a glimpse
into his inspirations and obsessions – as well as showing
his impeccable taste in films! Highlights include Tokyo Story
and Rashomon, as well as films by Rossellini, Fellini,
Antonioni and Godard.
Araki Book Signing
Araki will be signing the new Phaidon book, Nobuyoshi: Self,
Life, Death, published by Phaidon Press on Thursday 6 October
at 11.30am at the Barbican Art Gallery bookshop, Barbican Centre,
Silk Street, London, EC2Y 8DS.
If you cannot attend, but would like to pre-order a signed copy,
call the Barbican bookshop on 020 7382 2382.
Also showing
Lucy
Orta
The Curve/Level 0
Until 30 Oct /05
Admission Free
Witty and surprising, Lucy Orta fuses fashion and function in this
playful, thought-provoking exhibition.
More
information about these exhibitions and accompanying talks events
and films
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