Tuesday, April 6, 2021

"BOWIE x KYOTO x SUKITA - Masayoshi Sukita Photo Exhibition"

"Time-TIME BOWIE x KYOTO x SUKITA Masayoshi Sukita Photo Exhibition" will be held at the museum "Eki" KYOTO. In this exhibition, photographer Masayoshi Sukita will exhibit a photograph of Kyoto, which David Bowie loved, in order to organize the past time and re-engrave it in his heart.

Masayoshi Sukita was born in Fukuoka Prefecture in 1938. After graduating from Nippon Photography Institute, studied under Shisui Tanahashi. Known for his diverse work in advertising, music and movies. Representative photo books include David Bowie's "Ki", ​​"Speed ​​of Life", "T-REX 1972", "YMO x SUKITA", and Kiyoshiro Imawano's "Soul". Filmed many domestic and foreign musicians, including the jacket of David Bowie's album "Heroes". In recent years, he has held David Bowie photo exhibitions in England, France, Italy, Germany, the United States, Australia, etc., and plans to publish a photo book "BOWIE x KYOTO x SUKITA" in April this year.

The first encounter between a photographer and a rock artist was in London in 1972. Then, the exchange between the two through photographs lasted for more than 40 years until 2016, when Bowie passed away. In particular, the time they spent in Kyoto on March 29, 1980 is said to remain in Sukita's heart.

In this exhibition, Sukita's work, which is a photograph of Bowie spending time in Kyoto, and a new work that Sukita took in Kyoto for this time will be exhibited.


Session April 3rd to May 5th, 2021
Venue Museum "Eki" KYOTO
Street address Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Shimogyo-ku Karasumaru-dori Shiokoji-dori Higashishiokoji-cho JR Kyoto Isetan 7th floor adjacent
Opening hours 10: 00-19: 30 (Admission is 30 minutes before closing)
Admission fee General 900 yen / University / High school students 700 yen / Elementary and junior high school students 500 yen
access Immediately after getting off at JR Kyoto Station

Website: https://bijutsutecho.com/exhibitions/7626?fbclid=IwAR3ULGS5jR1fD3DGnSorf5-yPJpObK6PF6WAperetJDA0iNhZ6hf6kQTBXc

Thanks to MK for the heads up on this.

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