ContentsStatement

1Outline

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Fair Structure & Floor Plan

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Fair Map

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Exhibitors

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Exhibition "YoshitomoNara － Will the Circle Be Unbroken"

12Competition "Magnify Photo"

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Public Programs

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Talk Session / Lecture / Artist Talk / Screening / Kids Workshop
A Workshop for the visually impaired and photographers

fapa book vol.5 Risaku Suzuki "Water Mirror"

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fapa publication

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Yoshitomo Nara "Will the Circle Be Unbroken"

Art Direction

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Public Relations

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Partners

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Statement
From September 29th to October 1st in 2017, the fourth Daikanyama Photo Fiar was held at Daikanyama Hillside Terrace.
More than 5,500 people visited in the 4 days including the preview, we assure that we were able the fair to introduce not
only the history but also the present and future of fine art photography.
This year, the fair returns to the fundamental issue of “What is photography?” and looks closely at many different aspectsof photography in conjunction with experts in a variety of areas, adopting “Photography × X” themes. Public programs
include domestic and international photographers, critics, and curators from art museums talking about current initiatives
and experiments in an attempt to take fine art photography another step forward. Alongside the fair, an exhibition featuring
photography by contemporary artist Yoshitomo Nara introduces the world of his artworks as revealed through the mediumof photography.
We are deeply grateful to all of the exhibitors, 19 galleries and 7 booksellers and publishers, as well as the companies andorganizations who sponsored and cooperated with us. We now make preparations for the next fair, and we would like towelcome more visitors to the fifth Daikanyama Photo Fair through higher quality of presentations and programs. Onceagain, thank you very much for your continued support.
October, 2017
Fine-Art Photography Association

1Outline
Date & Time

September 29 (Fri) － October 1 (Sun) 11:00 － 21:00 (11:00 - 17:00 on the last day)
September 28 (Thu) 16:00 － 21:00 Opening Preview

Sites

Hillside Forum (Hillside Terrace Building F, Sarugaku-cho 18-8, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo)
Hillside Plaza (29-18 Sarugaku-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo)

Admission［Adult］\ 1,500. ［Student］\ 1,000.

Contents

Photography and Photobook fair, Exhibition, public programs

Exhibitors

EMON PHOTO GALLERY, Gallery Naruyama, G/P gallery, hiromiyoshii roppongi,KOMIYAMA TOKYO, Little Big Man Gallery, MATCH and Company, MACK, MEM, Monochrome Gallery RAIN
nap gallery, PGI, POETIC SCAPE, POST, rin art association, roshin books, T&M Projects, Taka Ishii Gallery
Taka Ishii Gallery Photography / Film, The Third Gallery Aya, twelvebooks, YAMAMOTO GENDAI
Yutaka Kikutake Gallery, Yuka Tsuruno Gallery, Yumiko Chiba Associates, Zen Foto Gallery

Organizer

Fine-Art Photography AssociationSponsors

JINS Inc., Ruinart (MHD Moet Hennesssy Diageo), Recruit Holdings Co., Ltd.
Guardian Garden, Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store, P・R・I・M・V・S

Supporters

COGICOGI, gallery ON THE HILL, Daikanyama Shop Association, HILLSIDE TERRACE,NIKON CORPORATION, NIPPON PHOTOGRAPHY INSTITUTE, Tokyo Photographic Art Museum,
Yokohama Museum of Art, Art For the Light, Epson Sales Japan Corporation

Media Parter

IMA

Facts & Figures
Number of days

3 consecutive days

＊ 4 days including the opening preview

Number of exhibitors

26（19 galleries and 7 booksellers and publishers）

Number of works

258 (Photographic works and installatoins only, excluding photobooks, artits books and related publications)

Number of visitors

5,507

Number of programs

Exhibition, 8 talk sessions, 3 lectures, 1 screening, 2 workshopw

Fair Map
Centered on the Hillside Forum as the main venue, the related programs were held at the Exhibition Room, a part of this main venue. The exhibitionof Yoshitomo Nara's photograph works were introduced comprehensively at the Hillside Plaza. The talk program and the kids workshop were also
held at the Hillside Forum.

Hillside ForumThe Main SiteHillside Plaza
Special Exhibition

Fair Structure & Floor Plan
We created more spaces than last year, and integrated the bookseller/publisher area with the gallery area in order to create
an environment where visitors could appreciate the exhibitors and the exhibits with comfortable distance.

Exhibitors

FAPA

Risaku Suzuki

EMON PHOTO GALLERY

Gallery Naruyama

hiromiyoshii roppongi

KOMIYAMA TOKYO

Ryo Ohwada

Kishin Shinoyama

Augustin Rebetez

Hajime Kinoko

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Little Big Man Gallery

MATCH and Company

MACK / twelvebooks

MEM

Monochrome Gallery RAIN

nap gallery

Nobuyoshi ArakiKazuo Amemiya

Antoine d'Agata

Kenshichi Heshiki

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PGI

POETIC SCAPE

Kozo Miyoshi

Hiroshi Nomura

roshin books

POSTNogucih Rika

T&M Projects

rin art association

Katayama Mari

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Taka Ishii Gallery

Taka Ishii Gallery Photography / Film

YAMAMOTO GENDAIThe Third Gallery Aya

Yutaka Kikutake Gallery

Yuka Tsuruno Gallery

Risaku Suzuki

Kosuke Nagata

Futoshi Miyagi

Hiroshi Hamaya

Narahashi Asako

Yusuke Yamatani

Yumiko Chiba Associates
Atsunobu Kohira

Zen Foto Gallery
Shinya Arimoto

Special Presentation"1_WALL" Guadian Garden Special Presentation

Mayuko SatoDaisuke Tanaka

Ruinart Pop-up Terrace

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Competition
Magnify Photo － Emerging Photographers ProjectThe Fine-Art Photography Association (FAPA) was delighted to present Magnify Photo, a project designed to support the training and developmentof emerging photographers. It was presented at the Daikanyama Photo Fair (organized by FAPA), with sponsorship from JINS Inc. This project is
an attempt to work with young photographers to construct innovative and creative viewpoints that would not be feasible without the use of cameras,
lenses, or similar technologies. By combining their fresh approaches with the perspectives of leading photographers and photography experts, weattempt to create opportunities for these next-generation photographers to take a big step toward realizing their potential.

Entries were received from a total of 650 photographers during the 1 month entry period. The judges examined the entries and selected eight prizewinners, whose entries will be exhibited at the Daikanyama Photo Fair.
The Grand Prix winner was announced at the award ceremony on September 28.

Theme：Magnify Life
Entry Period：June 28 Wed. - July 31 Mon., 2017

Koji Ishikawa（2018 Grand Prix winner ）L）Ayasa MitsuiL）Shinpei YamagamiL）Mankichi ShinshiR）Hajime OhashiR) Hitomi Mizunoya

R）Ryosuke TakamuraM）Tadashi Onishi
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2017 Magnify Photo Prizewinners

Mankichi Shinshi "Process of Elimination"
Ayasa Mitsui "portrait"

Koji Ishikawa "Elements"

Shinpei Yamagami "0189"

Tadashi Onishi "Shinjuku Morning"

Ryosuke Takamura "homework"
Hajime Ohashi"Gaze on spreading suburbs"
Hitomi Mizunoya "mother"Award Ceremony

L）Hitoshi TanakaR）Koji Ishikawa

PrizewinnersFrom Left）Takamura, Ohashi, Onishi, Shinshi, Ishikawa, Mizunoya
Mitsui, Yamagami

Related Programs
Talk Sessions, Lectures
Date & Time | September 29, FriVenue | Exhibition Room
13:00 － 14:00 Bunmei Shirabe (Photography Historian, Critic) × Arata Hasegawa (Independent Curator)
15:00 － 16:30 Manfred Heiting (Designer, Photobook Editor) × Ryuichi Kaneko (Historian, Photobook Collector)
17:00 － 18:30 “1_WALL” Grand Prize Special Presentation
Shiho Yoshida × Yoh Aoki × Masashi Urashiba × Mayuko Sato × Daisuke Tanaka
19:00 － 20:30 Ishiuchi Miyako (Photographer) × Osawa Sayoko (Assistant Curator, Yokohama Museum of Art)

Date & Time | September 30, SatVenue | Exhibition Room
11:00 － 12:30 “Photography x Art History” Dan Abbe (Graduate Student, UCLA)
13:00 － 13:45 “Making the Exhibition ‘Provoke’” Matthew S. Witkovsky (Curator, The Art Institute of Chicago)
14:00 － 15:30 Noguchi Rika (Photographer) × Keiichiro Hirano (Novelist)
16:00 － 17:30 “Ansel Adams and the founding of the Department of Photographs at the Museum of Modern Art”
Erin O’ Toole (Associate Curator of Photography, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art)

Date & Time | October 1, Sun
Venue | Exhibition Room
11:00 － 12:30 Risaku Suzuki (Photographer) × Yuri Mitsuda (Art Critic)
13:00 － 14:30 “resonance vortex: photography of innocence and of experience”
Harumi Niwa (Curator, Tokyo Photographic Art Museum) × Erika Yoshino (Photographer) × Nozomi Suzuki (Photographer)

Artist Talk

Yoshitomo Nara
Date& Time | 15:00 － 16:30, October 1, Sun
Venue | Exhibition Room

Screening"Nakahira Takuma: The Man Who Became A Camera"
Talk "Photography × Out of Joint" Inuhiko Yomota × Masashi Kohara
Date& Time | Screening 18:30 - 20:00 ／ Talk 20:00 - 20:45, September 30, Sat
Venue | Exhibition Room

Kids Workshop "Photo picture book × Photography: Story about Photography"
Date& Time | 10:00 － 12:30, October 1, Sun
Venue | Hillside Cafe (Hillside Forum)
Teacher | Mika Kobayashi (Photography Researcher)
Age | 9 ～ 1215

Workshop"A workshop for the visually impaired and photographers"
Date & Time: September 30 (Sat) 9:30 ー 17:00Venue: NIPPON PHOTOGRAPHY INSTITUTE, Daikanyama, Shibuya
Moderator: Daisuke Ozaki (Photographer)
Guest Lecturers: Mika Kobayashi (Photography Researcher), Hiroshi Suganuma (Independent Curator)

This workshop is for people with visually impairments who would like to learn about the fascinating world of photography and gain some proficiency
in it, as well as photographers who would like to delve deeper into the craft and take pictures from new perspectives. A photo session is followed bypresentations where photographers can explain their works, using special printing that provides embossing to make the printed areas readable bytouch. All participants gain insights by experiencing new ways of viewing photography.

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fapa book vol.5
Risaku Suzuki "Water Mirror"
Risaku Suzuki’ s “Water Mirror” is published in association with the fourth Daikanyama Photo Fair. In addition to the photographs ofKumano that can be thought of as the artist’ s life work, it contains works from his Mont Sainte Victoire, Atelier of Cézanne, Sakura,and Yuki (White) series, and also new works from his Water Mirror series that takes water surfaces as its topic. Presenting a total of 46
photographs, this book is a condensation of the attraction of Suzuki’ s work that results from his profound examination of photography
as media, and his continued questioning of what seeing actually entails. It invites readers on a voyage of perception unlike anything
they have seen before. Finally, the book includes an aerword by art critic Yuri Mitsuda in both Japanese and English.

Photography

Risaku Suzuki

TextYuri Mitsuda

Art Direction

Yoshihisa TanakaBook size

260 × 330 mmPages

112 pages

Illustrations

46

Binding

HardcoverPublishing date2017

Produced by

FAPA

Published byCase Publishing17

fapa publication
Yoshitomo Nara "Will the Circle Be Unbroken"
In celebration of Yoshitomo Nara’ s solo exhibition “Will the Circle Be Unbroken” at the 4th Daikanyama Photo Fair, this book is
published in a limited edition of 1000. The exhibition title indicates the importance to Nara of photographs, and the photobook withthe same title is designed to provide a vicarious experience of the exhibition, condensing his photography into a single volume. It is
not only the most personal of all his works; it connects all his other art practices, thus completing a circle, which without beginnings orendings seamlessly connects the artist and his art.

Photography

Yoshitomo Nara

Art Direction

Yoshihisa Tanaka

Book size

259 × 369 mmPages

128 pages

Illustrations

254

Binding

SoftcoverPublishing date2017

Published byFAPA

Limited edition of 1000
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Art Direction
Signage
Yoshihisa Tanaka, who has worked on art direction from the first daikanyama photo fair, was appointed to the art director.
He comprehensively engaged in public of the fair, profile building, branding and so forth. We archived the uniquepresentation of the association including the planning of the signage and the printed matter, centring around the works by
Risaku Suzuki that was compiled as the FAPA book Vol. 5.

daikanyama photo fair Entrance

Outdoor signage

Exhibitor's signage
19Printed Matter

Ticket（Invitation, Adult, Student）

Poster23

Flyer

Invitation
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Public Relations
We carried out PR activities with the bilingual press release, SNS and the fair special site. We were able to achieve appeal
for not only domestic and foreign photography fans but also fashion industry and contemporary art scene who could be thefuture collectors.

daikanyama photo fair 特設サイト

FacebookInstagram@Press■ Number of press coverage：96（As of October, 2017）■ Press value（JPY 1,957,304）

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PartnersSponsors

JINS Inc.

Ruinart (MHD Moet Hennesssy Diageo)

Recruit Holdings Co., Ltd. Guardian Garden

Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store,

P・R・I・M・V・S

COGICOGI

Daikanyama Shop Association

gallery ON THE HILLHILLSIDE TERRACENIKON CORPORATIONNIPPON PHOTOGRAPHY INSTITUTE

Tokyo Photographic Art Museum

Yokohama Museum of ArtSupporters

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In Association withArt For the Light, Epson Sales Japan Corporation

Media ParterIMA