Miho Kajioka

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関連都道府県

I left Naples but my mermaids are still whispering to you at 'what did the mermaid tell you?' @spothomegallery.  @photolondon ended yesterday and thank you for those who came to the fair and thanks @irastehmann for showing my works. Now, in Istanbul, I’ve been preparing for my new book, coming around November from @themthemthemthem @ibasho___gallery So lucky to have such lovely people around me.  Thank you so much. Arigato, arigato, arigato 個展のタイトルは 'what did the mermaid tell you?' 「人魚たちは何て言ってたの？」ナポリの人魚たちは秋まで@spothomegalleryで何かをささやき続けてますよ @photolondonfair はきのうで終わり展示してくれた@irastehmann ありがとうわたしはイスタンブールで新しい本の制作をはじめました 11月ごろに発売予定今回も@themthemthemthem @ibasho___gallery からこうしてわたしを支えてくれてる人たちと出会え、いっしょに制作をし続けていけることは本当に幸運です。ありがとう、ありがとう、ありがとう。

2025/05/19に公開Spot home gallery イタリア

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My works are at @irastehmann booth @photolondonfair @somersethouse till tomorrow. This image was taken in Bogota, Colombia, when I went there for the first time in 2000. I am in rainy Istanbul. Have a nice weekend. @photolondonfair は明日まで。@irastehmannのブースで展示されているこの写真は2000年にはじめてコロンビアのボゴタに行った時に撮ったもの。私は雨のイスタンブールにいます。トルコ語でありがとうは　“Teşekkürler” (テシェッキュルレル) 難しいので、トルコ語っぽく聞こえるように「テイッシュくれ」と言ってますが、伝わります。「どういたしまして」を「ドンタッチユワマスタッシュ」って言う的な感じで。素敵な週末を。

2025/05/17に公開Photo London イギリス

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This image is at two places now; 1. @photolondonfair in @irastehmann booth in London (till 18 May) 2. @spothomegallery in Naples, Italy (till 30 Sep) Love from Istanbul

2025/05/16に公開- 指定なし

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I’ve flown into istanbul like a swallow, staying till 21 May. My prints will be @photolondonfair by @irastehmann (15 to 18 May) @spothomegallery (8 May to 30 September)  初めてのイスタンブール、1週間ゆっくり休みます。さて、どこをうろつこうか、何を食べようか…楽しみ。ちなみに作品は今日から１８日までロンドンの@photolondonfair そして引き続きナポリの@spothomegallery で9月30日まで展示続きます。ツバメのように自由に飛ぼう

2025/05/15に公開Istanbul, Turkey トルコ

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I will present three books from 18:30 tonight at @spothomegallery – Tanzaku (2021) – And, do you still hear the peacocks? (2022) – so it goes, so it goes, so it goes « Special edition » (2023) See you at the opening tonight. 8 May Thursday 18:00 to 21:00

2025/05/08に公開Spot home gallery イタリア

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Opening is tomorrow 8 May Thursday 18 to 21:00 ‘What did the mermaid tell you?’ Once upon a time, a mermaid was caught in a fishing net. She started to cry and beg fishermen to release her to the sea. ‘’If you release me, I will tell you a big secret’’. So they released her, and she told them that a big tsunami would hit the island, the next day, and destroy everything. She warned them to go to the highest mountains before morning. The villagers were warned and escaped to the mountains. The villagers in the next town didn’t believe in the story and refused to evacuate. The next morning, from the mountaintops, the villagers of Nohara watched. A big tsunami came and the waves ripped the villages from the island. People from Nohara lost their homes but, their lives were saved. Those who didn’t believe the mermaid’s story were washed out to sea with their homes. Old Japanese tale,

2025/05/08に公開Spot home gallery イタリア

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Italy was the first one who gave me the prize. I came back to art in 2011 after the big tsunami and Fukushima accident. In 2013, I got an opportunity to exhibit in Barcelona in a group show. The opening started and everything went well, however, after that, I felt totally empty. Then, my roommate in Barcelona took me to Rome for a photo festival, calles PHOTOLEGGENDO where she was exhibiting. I brought my works because there was a portfolio review. The night before, I started to think « There are already so many beautiful things in the world. What am I doing? Probably I should quit making art… » Next day, I showed my portfolio to a gentleman, and he said « I don’t have any words for this. » I thought « Ah, I see that my works are not good at all… » Then he continued « I don’t know what I should say, but your works are very beautiful! » I couldn’t believe it… then I had another reviewer, and she also told me how beautiful my works are… Later on, I found out that it was not just a portfolio review, but was a competition, and in the evening event, my name was announced as the winner. Everything was in Italian, so I couldn’t understand what they were saying, but I was surrounded in big applause… I was about to quit art the day before… And those two reviewers became my dear friends. On that day, I was told that the 1st and the 2nd winners will go to the final competition which is held in Bibbiena, Toscana, where the Centro Italiano Della Fotografia D’Autore (Center of Italian Photography association) was, so I had to send my portfolio there from Roma. However the package didn’t arrive after weeks… so I had to search them, and finally found out that they were somehow sent to Sicilia. The post office person told me « Probably they have never heard such place called Bibbiena, and Sicilia was the closest name they could think of so they sent your package there… » Hahaha. Anyway the package finally was transferred to Bibbiena, and we had an exhibition and final event of all Italian Photo festivals. And guess what. I was chosen as the 2nd winner. Now, after 12 years from that, I am back in Italy, preparing my exhibition in Naples, starting from 8 May. Thanks Italy

2025/05/04に公開Spot home gallery イタリア

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My new exhibition in Naples start in 10 days. Hope to see you at the opening on 8 May. More information is coming soon… ナポリの個展まであと１０日。オープニングは5/8です。詳細は後ほど。 What did the mermaid tell you?, 8 May to 30 September 2025 Opening: May 8, Thursday 18:00 - 21:00  @spothomegallery Via Toledo, 66 80134 Napoli +39 081 9228816

2025/04/28に公開Spot home gallery イタリア

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My works are in NY until today @ 27 April NYの写真フェアAIPADは今日まで @aipadphoto 📍 Park Avenue Armory, New York, USA 🎟️ Stand A4 @polkagalerie

2025/04/27に公開AIPAD Photography Show New York, New York アメリカ合衆国

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My Namibian memories are at #artparis with #polkagalerie booth A9. This image takes me to Namibia immediately and makes me so happy… Thanks to #Ibasho who recommended me to go there!!! ナミビアの思い出の破片がアートパリで展示されてます。このイメージは、私の心をたちまちナミビアに連れ戻してくれ、言葉にならないほど幸せな気分にさせてくれるのです。ナミビアに行くべきだと勧めてくれた#Ibasho さん、本当にありがとう！！！ Thursday 3 April: 12pm – 8pm  Friday 4 April : 12pm – 9pm  Saturday 5 April: 12pm – 8pm  Sunday 6 April: 12pm – 7pm Grand Palais  7 avenue Winston Churchill  75008 Paris

2025/04/03に公開Grand Palais フランス

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ART PARIS started! I'm at #polkagalerie Stand A9. with Paul Cupido, William Klein, Eloïse Labarbe-Lafon and Sebastião Salgado. Today: VIP opening 3 - 6 April ART PARIS始まりました。 #polkagalerie Stand A9

2025/04/02に公開Grand Palais フランス

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See you again, Japan. It is a bit sad that I leave Japan, which is about to have a beautiful spring… Well, I will enjoy Parisian spring. Thank you all, Japan. さようなら日本、またね。これから美しい春を迎える日本ここを離れるのは少しさみしいけど私はパリの春を楽しむよなんて幸せな1ヶ月だったんだろうありがとう、日本。

2025/03/14に公開Kansai International Airport Of Osaka 関西國際空港日本大阪府

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Today is the last day of my exhibition at @vague_kobe.  So happy to see many lovely faces. Thanks!!! 神戸の展示は今日が最終日です。 たくさんの方に会えて本当に幸せでした。来てくれた皆さん、本当にありがとうございました。 ____________________________  本日最終日となる、かじおかみほ個展「And, do you still hear the peacocks?」 @vague_kobe のご案内です。昨日まで開催されていたアートフェア東京でも、たくさんのご好評をいただいたかじおかみほ作品。VAGUE KOBEではアートフェア東京とはまた違ったしつらえの中で展示されており、作品そのものの持つ奥行きがさらに感じられるものとなっています。 ____________________________ 作品 : BK0500 制作年 : 2016 サイズ : 75×364mm 素材 : ゼラチンシルバープリント ____________________________ かじおかみほ @mihokajioka 1973年、岡山生まれ。サンフランシスコとカナダ、モントリオールで絵画と写真を学ぶ。帰国後は東京で報道の仕事に就き、東日本大震災を機にアート活動を再開。京都で作品を作り、主にヨーロッパで展示、出版。2019年フランスで出版された写真集でもっとも優れた１冊に贈られるナダール賞を受賞。出版物 2018 - And, where did the peacocks go?. Paris: Them 2019 - So it goes. Paris: Them / Antwerp: Ibasho 2020 - Second edition. So It Goes, So It Goes. Paris: Them / Ibasho 202 - 3Third edition. So it goes, so it goes, so it goes. Paris: Them / Antwerp: Ibasho 2021 - Flowers Bloom, Butterflies Come. France: Iikki, 2022 - And, do you still hear the peacocks?. Paris: Them / Antwerp: Ibasho 受賞 2019 - Prix Nadar for So it goes ____________________________ 「And, do you still hear the peacocks? 今デモ　マダ　クジャクノ声　聞コエマスカ？」 In Collaboration with Gallery NAO MASAKI @nao.masaki 2025年2月21日（金）ー 3月10日（月）毎週金〜月 12:00-18:00 VAGUE KOBE 兵庫県神戸市中央区海岸通9-2 チャータードビル4F

2025/03/10に公開VAGUE KOBE 日本兵庫県

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Hello from Tokyo! I am here for exhibiting at Art Fair Tokyo, at the booth of Nao Masaki, with Martin Margiela, Lintalow Hashiguchi and Sadaharu Horio. I just love this booth! 展示のため東京に来ました。 Nao Masakiさんのステキな感性のキュレーションの元、ファッションからアートに転身したマルタン•マルジェラ、ハシグチリンタロウ、堀尾貞治と一緒に展示させていただきます。正直、ここのブースの美しさに見惚れてしまいました。 ——— Gallery NAO MASAKIは、来週3月7日から開催されますArt Fair Tokyo 19(2025)にブースN015にて参加いたします。今回、Gallery NAO MASAKIでは「Light / Shadow」のテーマをもとに、マルタン•マルジェラ、かじおかみほ、ハシグチリンタロウ、堀尾貞治のクリエイションをご紹介いたします。光と影に映される高次元な表現軸は、かじおかみほの繊細な感受性によって捉えられた静謐なモノローグであり、ハシグチリンタロウの文字と言葉に紐づく人類の思考起源、あるいは未来への探求と創造、堀尾貞治による人生を一瞬として対峙し続ける制作思想から生まれた芸術的メソッド、そしてマルタン・マルジェラの絶え間なく変化し続ける人体そのものや都市への知的アプローチへとさまざまな表現となって現れます。皆様のご来場をお待ちしております。＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ Art Fair Tokyo 19（2025）【日時】　2025.3.7(金) - 3.9 (日) 　VIP プレビュー：6日, 11:00 - 19:00 　※3月6日は招待制　一般公開：　　2025年3月7日(金)　11:00~19:00 　　2025年3月8日(土)　11:00~19:00 　　2025年3月9日(日)　11:00~17:00 　　※最終日は17時閉場【入場】　一般前売：4,000円（税込）　一般当日：5,000円（税込）【会場】東京国際フォーラム　ホールE／ロビーギャラリー　東京都千代田区丸の内3-5-1 【出展ブース】N015 【出展作家】　Martin Margiela 　Miho Kajioka @mihokajioka 　ハシグチリンタロウ @melt_record 　堀尾貞治その他詳細はArt Fair Tokyo 19のウェブサイトへ https://artfairtokyo.com 出展作家詳細は本アカウントプロフィールリンクよりご覧ください。作品のお問い合わせ・ご購入はメールなどからでも可能です。

2025/03/06に公開- 指定なし

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“We chose the way to walk ahead! The energy will come to us if we try!” A letter that a 6 years old boy wrote to his mother who evacuated in Okinawa island after Fukushima nuclear accident. 「ぼくらはあるくみちをえらんだんだー。がんばればちからがくるはずだー」沖縄に移住した６歳の男の子がお母さんに書いた手紙＝＝＝これを書いたのは、原発事故が起きるまで水戸に住んでいた6歳の男の子。茨城でも放射性物質が検出されると、健康への不安から、母子3人で沖縄に避難したそうです。自主避難なので、何の支援もなく、慣れない土地での生活は大変で、心が折れそうになったお母さんは、6歳の息子さんに「水戸に帰ろうか？」と言ったそうです。すると翌日、そのお母さんが受け取ったのがこれ。電話機の横にあったメモ帳に一生懸命書いた手紙。これを見て、沖縄でがんばろうと決心したのだそうです。報道の取材をしていると、こういう心が揺さぶられるような感動をたくさん経験した。そしてそれらはほとんど、ニュースにはできなかった。だから私は報道を辞めてアートに戻ったんだと思う。神戸で展示中です。 3月1日、2日、3日と在廊予定です。「And, do you still hear the peacocks? 今デモ　マダ　クジャクノ声　聞コエマスカ？」 In Collaboration with Gallery NAO MASAKI 2025年2月21日（金）〜 3月10日（月）毎週金〜月 12:00 〜 18:00 VAGUE KOBE 兵庫県神戸市中央区海岸通9-2 チャータードビル4F https://g.co/kgs/2GkNPPD

2025/02/27に公開VAGUE KOBE 日本兵庫県

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The 1st weekend's finished. I'll come back to Vague Kobe on 2 and 3 March. Arigato!!!久しぶりに愛しい人たちと会えて本当に幸せなオープニングウィークでした。3月1日、2日、3日も在廊予定。ありがとう、ありがとう、ありがとう。

2025/02/25に公開- 指定なし

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My exhibition is starting tomorrow, 21 February till 10 March @vague_kobe. So many memories with many people in many places are in those images. What a chance to have this exhibition related to the earthquake, tsunami and Fukushima nuclear plant accident in Tohoku the northern Japan 14 years ago, in Kobe, where experienced the big earthquake 30 years ago… I will be at the gallery 21, 22, 23 Feb. 1, 2 March たくさんの人たちとたくさんの場所で紡いだたくさんの思い出の展示が明日始まります。偶然にも30年前に震災があった町で、14年前の東日本大震災にまつわる展示ができること、とても感慨深いです。 2月21日、22日、23日、3月1日、2日は在廊予定「And, do you still hear the peacocks? 今デモ　マダ　クジャクノ声　聞コエマスカ？」 In Collaboration with Gallery @gallerynaomasaki @nao.masaki 21 February〜 10 March Friday to Monday 12:00 〜 18:00 VAGUE KOBE 神戸市中央区海岸通9-2 チャータードビル4F 9-2 Kaigandori, 4F Chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan — Our new exhibition, ‘And, do you still hear the peacocks?’ featuring the poignant work of photographer Miho Kajioka, opens at VAGUE KOBE tomorrow. Miho Kajioka is the first Japanese photographer to receive the esteemed Prix Nadar for the best photography book published in France, awarded in 2019. Her remarkable collection, ‘And, do you still hear the peacocks?’, reflects five years of healing and remembrance following the Great East Japan Earthquake. Through her journey as a journalist, she captured the profound and often indescribable emotions that emerged during this challenging time. Her photographs serve as a heartfelt tribute to those affected by the disaster. On Friday 21, Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 February, Miho Kajioka will be at the gallery to share her insights and experiences with visitors. We are also excited to host a special tasting event on those same two days, featuring sake from Niida Honke, a brewery with a rich history dating back to 1711 in Koriyama, Fukushima Prefecture. Maki Niida will be present to guide attendees in sampling exceptional sake, including those with labels designed by Miho Kajioka. 21 February—10 March 2025 Friday—Monday 12—6pm VAGUE KOBE 4F Chartered Building, 9—2 Kaigandori, Chuo-ku, Kobe 6500024, Japan @vague_kobe @vague_arles @lichen.fr @teruhiroyanagiharastudio

2025/02/20に公開VAGUE KOBE 日本兵庫県

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An exhibition in Kobe, Japan, from 21 February, this Friday, my 52nd birthday!!! --- We are honoured to announce the exhibition ‘And, do you still hear the peacocks?’ featuring the poignant work of photographer Miho Kajioka at VAGUE KOBE. Miho Kajioka is the first Japanese photographer to receive the esteemed Prix Nadar for the best photography book published in France, awarded in 2019. Her remarkable collection, ‘And, do you still hear the peacocks?’, reflects five years of healing and remembrance following the Great East Japan Earthquake. Through her journey as a journalist, she captured the profound and often indescribable emotions that emerged during this challenging time. Her photographs serve as a heartfelt tribute to those affected by the disaster. On 21, 22 and 23 February, Miho Kajioka will be at the gallery to share her insights and experiences with visitors. We are also excited to host a special tasting event on those same two days, featuring sake from Niida Honke, a brewery with a rich history dating back to 1711 in Koriyama, Fukushima Prefecture. Masaki Niida will be present to guide attendees in sampling exceptional sake, , including those with labels designed by Miho Kajioka. 21 February—10 March 2025 Friday—Monday 12—6pm VAGUE KOBE 4F Chartered Building, 9—2 Kaigandori, Chuo-ku, Kobe 6500024, Japan @vague_kobe かじおかみほ「And, do you still hear the peacocks? 今デモ　マダ　クジャクノ声　聞コエマスカ？」 In Collaboration with Gallery NAO MASAKI 2025.02.21ー03.10 このたび、VAGUE KOBEにて写真家・かじおかみほによる展覧会「今デモ　マダ　クジャクノ声　聞コエマスカ？」を開催いたします。 2019年にフランスで出版されたもっとも優れた写真集に贈られる権威あるナダール賞に初めて日本人として選ばれた写真家かじおかみほ。東日本大震災から5年後、かじおかは、写真の断片が連なる作品集「今デモ　マダ　クジャクノ声　聞コエマスカ？」（原題『And, do you still hear the peacocks?』）を出版しました。震災当時、報道記者として取材に明け暮れていた彼女の言葉にできない感覚を大切に掬い上げるようにして生まれたこの作品集。この1冊を通して交わる記憶や感覚の風景を毎年、世界のどこかで旅をするように発表するというプロジェクトの第一回目が、東日本の震災から14年、そして、地震から30年が経った神戸の地にある VAGUE KOBEで始まることとなりました。 2月21日（金）22日（土）23日（日）は作家本人が在廊いたします。また、初日2日間は、福島県郡山市にある1711年創業の酒蔵仁井田本家より仁井田真樹氏を迎えて、かじおかみほがエチケットを手掛けた日本酒など試飲会を開催します。カフェスペースでもゆっくりとグラスにてお楽しみいただけます。ぜひこの貴重な機会を味わいにいらしてください。ー 2025年2月21日（金）ー3月10日（月）毎週金ー月 12:00ー18:00 VAGUE KOBE 兵庫県神戸市中央区海岸通9-2 チャータードビル4F

2025/02/17に公開VAGUE KOBE 日本兵庫県

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I made this movie with the voice of kids, who are now not kids anymore, reading the texts that I wrote right after the 2011 disaster, with very deep feelings. It still touches me and bring back my heart to those days. A series of works ‘And, where did the peacocks go?’ which I started in 2011 after the Tohoku earthquake, tsunami and Fukushima accident, will be exhibited in Kobe from 21 February to 10 March. 30 years from Kobe earthquake and 14 years from Tohoku earthquake/tsunami and Fukushima accident. What a fateful coincidence. このムービーは、私が311直後に書いた文章を子供が読んだもの。これを聞くと、心があの時に連れ戻されて、今でも胸が熱くなる。胸が熱くなるのを感じることで、14年の中で、胸が冷めていってたことを実感する。あんなに強く深く感じていても、時間と共にそれらは薄らいでいく。人が前に進むために大切なことなんだろう。 311の後に制作し始めたこのシリーズ「And, where did the peacocks go?」を 2月21日から3月10日まで神戸で展示することになりそう。神戸の震災から30年東日本大震災から14年このタイミングで何という不思議な巡り合わせ・・・

2025/01/30に公開- 指定なし

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30 years have passed since the big earthquake in Kobe.  31 years ago in September, after a three-month backpacking trip through Europe, I returned to Japan instead of San Francisco, where I was living at the time. The new semester at San Francisco Art Institute I was attending had already started, but I had decided to take a year's leave of absence and live part-time at a friend's apartment in Nishinomiya City, next to Kobe. I was 21 years old. I enjoyed my life in Japan. But at some point I started to hear a voice inside me saying, ‘I don't want to stay here’. In November, that voice got louder and louder. Then I decided to leave Nishinomiya in December and go back to art school in San Francisco from the beginning of the year. 30 years ago, on 17 January, the day before the new semester started, a big earthquake hit Kobe. I was then stunned to realise that that voice ‘I don't want to be here’ was an alarm that came from my intuition. Time passed, and in 2011, the earthquake and tsunami hit northeastern Japan. I was working for the Tokyo bureau of a Brazilian TV station and immediately drove to Tohoku to cover the areas affected by the tsunami. Then when we found out about Fukushima, we headed to the west. We decided to interview people in Kobe, where they had experienced the devastation of the earthquake. When we asked about the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in street interviews, many people shed tears. They said, ‘It was really hard for us too, but here we are, rebuilding our lives. So I am sure that the people of Tohoku will be able to recover one day too.’ People who have experienced grief can understand the grief of others, I remember that I almost cried as I turned on the microphone. 30 years after the earthquake in Kobe.

2025/01/18に公開- 指定なし

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