The Constitution of Japan

Photographer. Born in 1962 in New York City, USA. In 1993, he completed a Master’s program in Photography at the University of Houston. He is currently Professor and Chair of the Department of Photography at Indiana University, Ruth H. Hall School of Art. He lives in the United States.

Born in 1936, Machida. Graduated from Tama Art University with oil painting major. Worked for Hokkai Times (Hokkaido) as an art reporter. 1962 University of Wisconsin Graduate School, 1964 University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Fine Arts. 1968 taught at Tama Art University. 1971 returned to the US and taught at the University of Pennsylvania. 2010 passed away in New York during his solo exhibition at the Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts.

Public Collection: Kyoto National Museum of Modern Art, Osaka National Museum of Art, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Contemporary Art, Ohara Museum of Modern Art, New York Museum of Modern Art, Brooklyn Museum of Art, and more.

Born in 1987 in Tottori prefecture and currently lives in Tokyo. Finished his M.A. at Tokyo University of Arts(MAD artist practice). Create sculptures and videos with 3D data that he makes from enormous amounts of pictures on the internet. He uses wealth inequality or excessive emphasis on productivity and exclusion of humanity as themes and uses sculptures and videos as mediums to express the distortion and dilemma of modern society.

Born in Toyama Prefecture in 1981, lives and works in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. Graduated from the Visual Design Course, Nagaoka Institute of Design. MFA, Oil Painting, Hiroshima City University.

Recent solo exhibitions: "NIZAYAMA" (Yoshimi Arts/ Osaka, 2024), "Takehiro Terabayashi Exhibition -LIFE-" (Nizayama Forest Art Museum/Nyuzen(Toyama), 2023-2024), "LIFE" (Gallery NEXT, Takashimaya Osaka Store/ Osaka, 2022).

Group exhibitions: "Japanese Constitution Exhibition Part 2" (Aoyama | Meguro/ Tokyo, 2023), "WISH" (Art Gallery, Sogo Hiroshima Store/ Hiroshima, 2022), etc.

Born in 1976, Kanazawa, Japan. Graduated from The Photography Department, Parsons School of Design | The New School, NYC. He won the 39th Kimura Ihei Award in 2014, for intimacy. Mori has an expanded and varied practice that includes photography, performance as well as sound installation, videos, drawings, poems and short stories, traversing across different forms of expression. He continues his endeavor towards creating a big wave by reverberating and amassing “small waves” - marginalized small voices and existence that can rattle stereotypes and norms. Major exhibitions include: Moonbow Flags (KEN NAKAHASHI, Tokyo, 2026), Takamatsu Contemporary Art Annual vol.10 There Is No Boundaries Here./? (Takamatsu Art Museum, Kagawa, 2022); FEMINISMS (21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art Kanazawa, Ishikawa, 2021); Shibboleth ― I peep the ocean through a hole of the torn cardigan (KEN NAKAHASHI, Tokyo, 2020); Things So Faint But Real -Contemporary Japanese Photography vol.15- (Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, Tokyo, 2018).

Born 1970 in Saitama, Japan. Ogino graduated from the School of Political Science and Economy at Meiji University and completed the B-semi Learning System program. Ogino creates paintings using color layers while examining the relationship between color and form.