Daido Moriyama, the Japanese street photographer whose radical, high-contrast, grain-heavy images redefined an entire generation’s idea of photographic freedom, has long been associated with compact ...

Daido Moriyama’s body of work leans so heavily towards black and white photography that to see a gallery filled with his images of Shinjuku in extreme colour is nothing short of startling. The images ...

Daido Moriyama's exhibition at the Fondation Cartier in Paris centers on his color pohotgraphs of Tokyo, which show his city as abject and slatternly. In color, Moriyama is harsher—even cruel ...

Record 2 by Daido Moriyama is published by Thames & Hudson and edited by Mark Holborn. It is available in the UK as of today for £60, and available for preorder in the US now for $75 with a ...

Daido Moriyama’s photographic magazine Record, originally known as Kiroku in Japanese, was launched in the summer of 1972, but it stalled after five issues. It wasn’t until 2006 that the photographer ...

Twelve years after his first exhibition at the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain in 2003, the eminent Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama will return to the foundation for a new exhibition ...

Daido Moriyama is a master of street photography and is renowned as one of Japan's greatest-ever photographers. His work is typically a striking, gritty, and dynamic window into his daily life ...

In one of his most iconic images, How to create a beautiful picture 6: Tights in Shimotakaido, Daido Moriyama photographed his girlfriend in fishnets.For this abstracted close-up, Moriyama focuses on ...

The critic Emily LaBarge saw shows of photography by Hiroshi Sugimoto and Daido Moriyama in London. Published Nov. 21, 2023 Updated Nov. 23, 2023.

Record 2 by Daido Moriyama is a new sequel volume presenting a collection of photographs featured in issues 31 to 50 of Moriyama's seminal magazine Record.Although no one would argue if you called ...