..August 2013.. ..Tokyo..
Hibakusha, atomic bomb survivors, Mrs. Reiko Yamada and Mrs. Shigeko Sasamori in front of the portrait of Mrs. Yamada and Mrs. Miller.
A small selection of new portraits of hibakusha, atomic bomb survivors, from Hiroshima and Nagasaki are being exhibited for the rest of the summer at Gallery EF in Tokyo. Copies of my book are also on display for everyone to look at.
This is the link to the event at Gallery EF.
http://www.gallery-ef.com/fa_library13.html
..August 2013.. ..Tokyo..
Some photographs of the From Above exhibition at Gallery EF in Tokyo. A small selection of new portraits of hibakusha, atomic bomb survivors, from Hiroshima and Nagasaki are being exhibited for the rest of the summer. Copies of my book are also on display for everyone to look at.
This is the link to the event at Gallery EF.
http://www.gallery-ef.com/fa_library13.html
..August 2013.. ..Tokyo..
If you’re in Tokyo some of the From Above portraits will be exhibited at Gallery EF for the remainder of the summer. There will also be copies of my book on display to look through. I’m very grateful to Gallery EF to once again hold this “Summer Library” event for everyone to see the book who haven’t been able to purchase it.
We hope to have a larger exhibition at Gallery EF during the winter featuring new From Above portraits of fire bombing survivors from Dresden, Coventry, Poland and the former German Sudetenland. Hopefully it will happen and I’ll post more details when if it does happen.
I hope to continue exhibiting and photographing these portraits as much as possible. The project has been without financial sponsorship for five years and we’ve never charged admission to the exhibitions. The only proceeds we have are the limited sales from the books. The book sales help to keep the project going and allow us to exhibit the project for free.
This is the link to the event at Gallery EF.
http://www.gallery-ef.com/fa_library13.html
..August 2013.. ..Nagasaki..
Izumi putting up the large From Above posters in the window of the Nagasaki Prefecture Museum of Art.
We’re honored to have From Above exhibited at such a beautiful venue from August 8th-18th.
..July 2010.. ..Nagasaki..
Portrait of Nagasaki Hibakusha Ms. Setsuko Taira-san.
Ms. Taira-san was a nurse for Dr. Nagai, who became famous for tirelessly treating many atomic bomb victims immediately after the bomb was dropped.
Ms. Setsuko Taira from paul saviano on Vimeo.
..October 2012.. ..New York..
Atomic bomb survivor from Nagasaki Mr. Yasuaki Yamashita and Clifton Truman Daniel, the eldest grandson of former US President Harry Truman, in front of the Twisted Gun sculpture at the United Nations.
..July 2013.. ..New York..
Signing prints for the opening of the From Above exhibitions at the Nagasaki Museum of Art and at the Mayors For Peace Conference in Hiroshima.
20130717234408 from Paule Saviano on Vimeo.
..July 2013.. ..Nagasaki..
Article about From Above at the Nagasaki Peace Museum.
..July 2013.. ..Nagasaki..
Mr. Yoshitoshi Fukahori visited the exhibition opening at the Nagasaki Peace Museum.
Mr. Fukahori was 16 years old when the atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. He has dedicated his life to collecting photos of the damage created by the atomic bomb so the future generations will not forget the horror war causes.
