..June 2010 Nagasaki..
Some more articles in the Japanese press about From Above photo exhibition at the Nagasaki Peace Museum.
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Newspaper articles about From Above photo exhibition at the Nagasaki Peace Museum
Friday, July 23rd, 2010Press about From Above photo exhibition at Nagasaki Peace Museum
Tuesday, July 20th, 2010..June 2010 Nagasaki..
Articles written in the Japanese press about the From Above photo exhibition in Nagasaki.
These are from the Nishi Nippon Newspaper. Everything is written in Japanese.
Some random blog links about the exhibition.
http://dot-tv.jp/blog100627222323.html
http://www.nagasakips.com/index.php/diary/787-2010-06-30-05-24-44
First day of press for From Above photo exhibition at the Nagasaki Peace Museum
Monday, July 12th, 2010..June 2010 Nagasaki Peace Museum..
Kyodo News, the first interview for the From Above photo exhibition at the Nagasaki Peace Museum.
Little did we realize we were going to be overwhelmed with press requests for a week in Nagasaki. This interview was the first of many.
Paule Saviano: Press before the opening of From Above photography exhibition at the Nagasaki Peace Museum from paul saviano on Vimeo.
From Above at the Nagasaki Peace Museum, Article in Japan Times
Sunday, July 4th, 2010..June 2010 Nagasaki..
Article written in The Japan Times about the opening of From Above photography exhibition at the Nagasaki Peace Museum.
Ironically the article and photo are twice the size and above a story on the Japanese Prime Minister’s trip to the G20 Summit and the death of Japan’s oldest koala.
Review of Striptease Burlesque at Gallery EF
Tuesday, January 19th, 2010Review of Striptease Burlesque Photo Exhibition in Tokyo
The Weekender, Tokyo, Japan
Where Ya Been?
When Paule Saviano was growing up, he wanted to become a bike messenger. We’re glad he didn’t succeed.
At the ripe old age of 11, Saviano took up the camera and never put it down again. He took on every kind of work he could get, but settled into music photography for a long time, touring with Porno For Pyros, Radiohead, Smashing Pumpkins and a number of other bands until he grew tired of shooting more Stratocasters than people.
But in his show entitled “Striptease Burlesque” Saviano displays his portrait work, and it is here that he shines. The show has a little of both the striptease and the burlesque, and the photos have a wonderfully gritty gloss. All are portraits of models in various states of dress and undress, and in various locations. On his website, Saviano calls his photos a record of where he has been in his life, and those places range from street corners to bedrooms to dimly-lit stages. His colors and images call to mind the bubbles under bright red nail polish, the texture of a velvet curtain. And the wooden sanctuary of Gallery éf should make for a very interesting juxtaposition.
Paule Saviano: Striptease Burlesque (June 1–24) Gallery éf. Asakusa Station. Free. 11am–7pm. Closed Tue. Tel. 03-3841-0442. www.gallery-ef.com
Tokyo Art Beat interview
Friday, August 28th, 2009..March 2009 Gallery EF, Asakusa, Tokyo..
Interview for Tokyo Art Beat about From Above portrait exhibition, Nagasaki atomic bomb Survivors and Tokyo fire bombing Survivors.
Published in March 2008 while the exhibition was shown at Gallery EF in Asakusa, Tokyo.
