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Early work on a Ricoh GR1?

In this edit, readers were told that Moriyama is or was "Known for shooting much of his early work with a small point and shoot camera, the Ricoh Gr-1."

This camera was released in late 1996. That's well over thirty years after Moriyama started photography.

I therefore deleted this new addition. -- Hoary 00:12, 3 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

For the Citation someone can look here: http://www.culturevulture.net/ArtandArch/Moriyama.htm 66.8.207.233 03:31, 7 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Thank you. We'd write something like:

Lazere, Arthur. "Daido Moriyama: Stray Dog". Culturevulture.net, n.d.

But whatever this citation might back up, it wouldn't be Moriyama's use of any Ricoh camera: "Ricoh" isn't mentioned. -- Hoary 03:48, 7 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

My apologies. I was referring to this sentence: Among the artists to have influenced Moriyama are Andy Warhol, William Klein and the Japanese writer Yukio Mishima.[citation needed] IHis influence is given in the third paragraph. I think that was your fact tag as well... 66.8.207.233 18:21, 8 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Publications with others and some other problems with the lists

The collaborative aspect is not clear for every entry, compared e.g, with Aa, Koya, of 2017 above, whereas MMM label is defined as collaboration, although they are essentially photobooks by him. (Are Terayama and Odasaku MMM label still?) Maybe if the first entry went to Writings (a section I just created, because the writings are not photobooks, especially How I...), the Japanese Box moved to Further readings(?), all others integrated in the list of photobooks.

Additionally it is somewhat unfortunate, that the first major work on Moriyama, the catalogue of the first major retrospective from 99 is listed only under Further readings. He is quoted to preferably let others select and sequence his images for some? publications. So it would be interesting to seperate these from the ones he edited himself (the magazines?).

For example the 1999 catalogue, Mark Holborn's selection from the Record issues, Zdenek Felix edit of Shinjuku 19XX-20XX (as well as other catalogues), although their selection and sequencing of the pictures may have been a collaborative effort by curator and Moriyama, one could argue are not essentially photobooks (accounted for by the author of the images). On the other hand one could say, that the museum exhibtion catalogues are the only books, that one can get a hold on (and maybe afford them for oneself), if any at all. So regarding the sheer amount of photobooks with editions under a 1000 copies the question would be if it is even necessary to list them all here, and instead refer to a proper link, and only mention the available books (and of course the few legendary ones that make up his-story.)

But at least trying to seperate them properly would be nice, so that an important monograph like the one from 1999 don't get lost at the bottom of the page. Maybe a section "Monographs, catalogues and compilations" would fit, where introductions like the ones from Photofile and the 55 could be put in and easily found. (Even the Japanese Box would be good there, although it's kind of a collector's item again.) It's tricky. MenkinAlRire 17:42, 10 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]