| Profile |
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Born
in Tokyo, 1940. Graduated from the Department of
Photography, Nihon Uni versity, 1963. Worked as
a photographer for Nihon Design Center, 1963-1966.
Became a freelance photographer, 1966.
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| Awards |
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Annual
Award, The Photographic Society of Japan (1973),
Photography A ward, Kodan Sha Publishment and Culture
Prize (1979)
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| Selected One-person Exhibitions |
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"Hajime Sawatari", Guardian Garden
and Creat ion Gallery G8, Tokyo (1998), "Alice"
and "Nadia", P.G.I. (1993), "Taste of Honey", Minolta
Photo Space, Tokyo (1990), "Women", Minolta Photo
Space, Tok yo (1986), "Hamamoroiso, Sakurako, Katsurako",
Polaroid Gallery, Tokyo (1985 ), "Hajime Sawatari",
P.G.I. (1985), "Girl from the Sea", Pentax Forum,
Toky o (1981), "Angels in the Finder", Ao Gallery
(1977), "Alice", Amsterdam (197 6), "Portraits",
Ao Gallery, Tokyo (1975), "Alice", Seibu Department
Store, Ikebukuro, Tokyo (1973), "Nadia", Wako Gallery,
Tokyo (1973)
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| Selected Group Exhibitions |
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"Japanese Photography in the 1970s
- Memories Fro zen in Time -", Tokyo Metropolitan
Museum of Photography, Tokyo (1991), "Pho tography:
150 Years, Its Lights and Shadows", Printemps Ginza,
Tokyo (1989), "Eight Japanese Photographers", P.G.I.
(1988), "Paris, New York, Tokyo", Tsu kuba Museum
of Photography 1985, Ibaraki (1985), "The Works
with Polaroid 20 x 24", Seibu Art Forum, Tokyo (1984),
"Photokina '78", Cologne (1978), "Eye, Camera, Reality:
Eleven Italian Photographers and Eleven Japanese
Photograph ers", Cultural Center of Italy, Tokyo
(1977), "Fifteen Photographers Today", The National
Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo (1974)
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| Public Collections |
| National Museum
of Modern Art, Tokyo; Tokyo MetropolitanMuseum of Photography,
Tokyo; Museum of Modern Art, New York U.S.A.; Art Institute
of Chicago, Chicago U.S.A.; Nihon University, Tokyo |
| Publication |
| Cigar: Rentaro
Mikuni, (1998), Showa: Hiroko Isayama, (1994), A lice,
Kawade Shobou Shinsha (1991), Satomi Tezuka, Shogakukan
(1981), Girl f rom the Sea, Kawade Shobou Shinsha (1979),
Nadia, Asahi Sonorama (1977), Sei ji Ozawa, Shueisha
(1975), Alice, Kawade Shobou Shinsha (1973), Nadia,
Maini chi Shimbun Sha (1973) |
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