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Katsu Naito - Once in HarlemIn 1983, at only 18 years of age, Katsu Naito arrived in New York from his native Japan to work as a contracted kitchen chef. By 1988 he had settled in Manhattan's Harlem neighbourhood, an area only just recovering from the brutal economic devastation of the 1970s, and on the cusp of the drastic dislocation brought upon longtime residents of this historically black community in the 1990s. An outsider in all but residence, Naito traced the streets of

You Would shows intimate moments and poses from a social circle with an alternative take on life

Hagai set out to show suburban girls who

Müllenbach has transposed this documentation

this reader will try to guide you in understanding and approaching play as a synonym for social conduct and as practice for social intercourse

Reflecting the ambiguous perceptions about intimacy experienced in Japanese culture

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and artistic contributions

Belgian photographer Zaza Bertrand created this documentary photo series at locations known as “love hotels”

and is currently working on his own satellite to be launched into space in summer 2018

Text by Paul Galvez

The detonation itself is then recorded by several cameras from different view points