10/10 Celebrating Contemporary Japanese Women Photographers | Looking to the Future with Lucille Reyboz (KYOTOGRAPHIE co-founder, co-director), Mariko Takeuchi (professor of Kyoto University of the Arts) moderated by Yusuke Nakanishi (KYOTOGRAPHIE co-founder, co-director) Supported by KERING’S WOMEN IN MOTION ［ENG ・ JP］

Noku Kyoto

2022.4.30 15:30~17:00

Join us to explore the exhibition and its significance historically for female photographers. We delve into the unique challenges and expanding opportunities female photographers face in the industry through a diverse perspective of two women who are deeply connected and engaged with the situation: Lucille, a French photographer and KYOTOGRAPHIE co-founder based in Japan and Mariko who is a Japanese photography critic, an independent curator and associate professor of Kyoto University of Art and Design. The Festival co-founder and co-curator of the exhibition, Yusuke Nakanishi, moderates this discussion.

Venue: Noku Kyoto
Date: 2022.4.30 15:30~17:00
Language: Japanese・English; Reservation

Noku Kyoto

〒604-0861 京都府京都市中京区烏丸通丸太町下る大倉町２０３

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Mariko Takeuchi

Critic, writer. Professor, Director of the Department of Fine and Applied Arts, Kyoto University of the Arts. In 2008, visited the US on a Fulbright Scholarship. Along with her many writing activities, she has served as Guest Curator for the Japan show at Paris Photo (2008), Japan curator at the Dubai Photo Exhibition (2016) and planner/producer for many other photography exhibitions. Publications include Silence and Image: Essays on Japanese Photographers (AKAAKA Art Publishing, 2018) and a translation of Jonathan Torgovnik’s Disclosure: Rwandan Children Born of Rape (AKAAKA Art Publishing, 2020).