İzzet Keribar's Photographs of Japan to be Exhibited in Tokyo
An exhibition featuring frames captured by master artist İzzet Keribar in the 1950s and his new book will meet audiences in Japan.
A special program to be held in Tokyo will feature an exhibition of frames captured by master photographer İzzet Keribar in Japan between 1956 and 1957, along with the introduction of his book titled "Japan Seen Anew 70 Years Later."
Culture and Art Worlds Come Together
Representatives from the worlds of diplomacy, culture and arts, academia, and media, as well as invited guests, will come together at this meaningful program.
The event aims to contribute to the shared memory of the two countries through the universal language of photography art.
Shedding Light on Japan from 70 Years Ago
Within the scope of the event, photographs taken by master photographer İzzet Keribar in Japan in 1956 and 1957 will be opened to visitors.
Shedding light on Japan from approximately 70 years ago, this selection will bring the artist's personal testimony together with today's audience.
New Book Meets Readers
Additionally, a new work by İzzet Keribar bringing together his photographic studies on Japan will be introduced during the program.
Titled "Japan Seen Anew 70 Years Later," the photography book will reveal the cultural and social richness of the country.
Visit Dates and Objectives
Opening its doors on September 14, the special exhibition will continue to welcome visitors throughout September 15.
The activities aim to establish a platform for qualified cultural interaction with the Japanese public.