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Miyako Yoshinaga will present the unique photographic works of three different generations of Japanese-born artists; Ken Ohara (b. 1942), Emi Anrakuji (b.1963), and Yojiro Imasaka (b. 1983). Using analog cameras, they establish a distinctively compelling style of concept and execution that is shaped by their heritage and experience. 

Ken Ohara’s innovative portraits bolster the idea of photography as an enduring vehicle of social communication decades before the emergence of modern social media. His “365,” a yearlong photo diary from 1972 is composed of vertical diptychs, and pairs an image …