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Where they create Japan : creative studios shot by Paul Barbera / author, Kanae Hasegawa ; contributions by Tyler Brûlé, Nicola Formichetti, Hidetoshi Nakata, Roger Pulvers and Mineaki Saito.
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Book
Language
English
Published/Created
Amsterdam : Frame Publishers, 2016.
Description
312 pages : color illustrations, portraits ; 26 cm.
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Marquand Library - Remote Storage (ReCAP): Marquand Library Use Only
N8520 .W43 2016
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Subject(s)
Artisans
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Japan
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Pictorial works
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Artists' studios
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Japan
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Pictorial works
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Architectural studios
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Japan
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Artists
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Japan
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Interviews
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Architects
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Japan
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Interviews
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Designers
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Japan
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Interviews
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Photography of interiors
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Barbera, Paul
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Author
Hasegawa, Kanae
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Writer of added commentary
Brûlé, Tyler
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Formichetti, Nicola
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Nakata, Hidetoshi
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Pulvers, Roger, 1944-
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Saitō, Mineaki, 1952-
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Library of Congress genre(s)
Interviews
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Getty AAT genre
interviews
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Series
Where they create ; 2
Contains
Barbera, Paul.
Photographs.
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Summary note
"Photographer Paul Barbera presents his next volume in the Where They Create series - this time with a different approach, by exploring the theme of his series through geographical locales - not just physically but also spiritually, as 'place' is a very fluid concept in today'"s global world. Reinvigorated by his first visit to Japan in five years, he makes this metropolis the starting point of this new volume of photographs. Through the lens of creative spaces, Barbera chronicles his journey as he uncovers how contemporary Japanese design, art and creative thinking, has influenced and inspired the world (and vice versa). Barbera's search is simple and clear: he only visits the studios of people whose work he loves and admires, who have inspiring spaces. For this book, Barbera chose 30+ studios which form a diverse selection of his work. Featured are media companies and creatives, as well as artists, architects, illustrators and designers from all over Japan. In addition to all these photos, descriptions of the spaces by the owners of the studios are included. Interviews with these creators reveal the inner workings of these creatives, discovering how their daily environment influences their output."--Publisher's information.
Contents
Forewords / Tyler Brûlé, Nicola Formichetti, Hidetoshi Nakata, Mineaki Saito, Roger Pulvers
Preface / Pauol Barbera
Studios : Rikako Nagashima, graphic designer ; Kohei Nawa, artist ; Schemata Architects ; Mariko Mori, artist ; Kengo Kuma, architect ; Anrealage, fashion designer ; Wonderwall, interior designer ; Shinji Ohmaki, artist ; Tokujin Yoskioka, designer ; Takahiro Iwasaki, artist ; Nendo, designer ; Kenya Hara, graphic designer ; Nuno, textile designer ; Kaibutsu, web designer ; Noritaka Tatehana, artist ; Makoto Azuma, flower artist ; White Mountainneering, fashion designer ; Tadao Ando, architect ; Takahashi Hiroko, artist ; Sou Fujimoto, architect ; Teruhiro Yanagihara, interior & product designer ; Toyo Ito, architect ; Discovered, fashion label ; Simplicity, designer ; Engineered Garments, fashion designer ; Rhino Inc., editorial office ; Kyotaro, drawing artist ; Satoru Aoyama, embroidery artist ; Takashi Kumagai, stylist & photographer ; Christopher Nemeth, fashion designers ; Party, creative lab ; Torafu, architects.
ISBN
9789492311023 ((paperback))
949231102X ((paperback))
LCCN
2017466477
OCLC
951724335
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