Kohtaro Iizawa; Katsumi Komagata
Tokyo: Photo-Planete, 1990-1995.

Complete run of the 1990s Tokyo photography quarterly, from Moriyama, Araki and the Provoke era to Goldin, Witkin, Frank and Mapplethorpe. Featured artists: No. 1 ‘L’oeil de deja-vu’ (Moriyama Daido, Kawada Kikuji, Tahara Keiichi, Morimura Yasumasa, Shinoyama Kishin); No. 2 ‘Le theatre de la mode’ (Thierry Mugler, Jan Saudek, Kon Michiko, Kurigami Kazumi, Alastair Thain); No. 3 ‘Travel Documents’ (Hamish Fulton, Wim Wenders, Furuya Seiichi, Fujiwara Shinya); No. 4 ‘Araki Nobuyoshi’; No. 5 ‘South’ (Minato Chihiro, Miyamoto Ryuji, Peter Beard); No. 6 ‘Documentary Photography Today: Five Views’ (Kurata Seiji, Jane Evelyn Atwood, Martin Parr, Yamaguchi Gen, Nagakura Hiromi); No. 7 ‘Landscape and Silence’ (Sugimoto Hiroshi, Emmet Gowin, Fugo Hitoshi, Yamamoto Tadasu); No. 8 ‘Gocho Shigeo’ (with a portfolio by Joel-Peter Witkin); No. 9 ‘Private Life’ (Nan Goldin, Shimao Shinzo, Araki Nobuyoshi); No. 10 ‘Images of Girls’ (Araki Nobuyoshi, Robert Mapplethorpe); No. 11 ‘Inose Kou’ (with Frederick Sommer); No. 12 ‘Yasui Nakaji and the 1930s’ (with Touhami Ennadre); No. 13 ‘Larry Clark’ (with Sebastiao Salgado); No. 14 ‘The Provoke Era: Turning Point in Post-war Japanese Photography’ (Nakahira Takuma, Taki Koji, Takanashi Yutaka, Moriyama Daido, with Anselm Kiefer); No. 15 ‘Tokyo Diary’ (Kuwabara Kineo, Kanemura Osamu, Nan Goldin, Araki Nobuyoshi, Philip-Lorca diCorcia); No. 16 ‘Louis Faurer’ (with ‘Photography and Obscenity’, Robert Frank, Nan Goldin); No. 17 ‘Furuya Seiichi / August Sander’; No. 18 ‘New Tokyo Photographers’ (Kasai Chikashi, Konno Kumiko, Kanemura Osamu, Yoshino Erika, Nagashima Yurie, Nomura Sakiko); No. 19 ‘Bauhaus Photography’ (Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Yamawaki Iwao); No. 20 ‘Araki Nobuyoshi and the I-Novel’.