Photojournalism festival co-hosted by Waseda University and DAYS JAPAN

Exhibition

1. Living on The Earth 2009　　*Closed
2. 5 years of DAYS JAPAN Photojournalism Awards: War and the Age of Chaos (What have Photojournalists conveyed to us?)　　*Closed
3. Ryuichi Hirokawa “Mankind’s 40 Year Battleground” – Nuclear in the Middle East and Asia　　*Closed
4. Outdoor Exhibition: Award-Winning Works from the Bayeux-Calvados Awards for War Correspondents　　*Closed
5. Special Exhibition: “Tangible Earth”　　*Closed
6. The Waseda Journalism Award In Memory Of Ishibashi Tanzan Exhibition　　*Closed
7. Directed by Masako Sakata “Agent Orange – a personal requiem – ” Related project
　　Greg Davis’s photograph exhibition “Greg’s moments of life: Vietnam”　　*Closed
8. Photos in occupation period vs. Insight of the young
9. Who decorates this wall? It is you that make up on this stand! (Alternative Gallery)

1. Living on The Earth 2009　　*Closed

Approximately 100 pieces of the representative award-winning works from the DAYS JAPAN International Photojournalism Awards which DAYS JAPAN has organized since 2005 will be on show. Photography capturing the decisive moments of dignity of humans and nature convey what happened in the world for these five years.
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Period	November 21(Sat), 2009 – December 5(Sat), 2009　　*Closed on November 22, 2009
Venue	Atrium, Student Union Building (2F), Toyama Campus, Waseda University

2. 5 years of DAYS JAPAN Photojournalism Awards:
　 War and the Age of Chaos (What have Photojournalists conveyed to us?)　　*Closed

DAYS JAPAN was launched in the year following the outbreak of the Iraq war. The increasingly complex and confused state of the world has been reflected in its coverage since the inauguration. At the same time, DAYS JAPAN has been portraying human beings and nature surviving vigorously. We hope approximately 100 photos from DAYS JAPAN’s five years to be exhibited shed a ray of light to show us where the world is headed for. 　
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5 years of DAYS JAPAN Photojournalism Awards

Period	November 21(Sat), 2009 – December 5(Sat), 2009
Venue	Lobby of the Ono Azusa Auditorium, Ono Azusa Hall (B2F), Waseda University

3. Ryuichi Hirokawa
　 “Mankind’s 40 Year Battleground” – Nuclear in the Middle East and Asia　　*Closed

Ryuichi Hirokawa has been dedicating more than forty years to working on site and transmitting voice of the subjects through photography capturing the moment. 　
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Ryuichi Hirokawa “Mankind’s 40 Year Battleground”

Period	November 16(Mon), 2009 – December 19(Sat), 2009
Venue	125th Anniversary Room, Okuma Memorial Tower (10F), Waseda University

4. Outdoor Exhibition:
　 Award-Winning Works from the Bayeux-Calvados Awards for War Correspondents　　*Closed

The representative twelve photos from the Bayeux-Calvados Award for War Correspondents (France) will be exhibited outdoor at Waseda University. The entire university will be filled up with excitement of the Photojournalism Festival.

Period	November 16(Mon), 2009 – December 19(Sat), 2009
Venue	Waseda University premises (to be confirmed)

5. Special Exhibition: “Tangible Earth“　　*Closed

　The exhibition of “Tangible Earth” has been attracting attention around the world as it was on show at the Hokkaido Toyako Summit and the 2005 World Exposition, Aichi, Japan among others. Tangible Earth at the Photojournalism Festival will utilize the award-winning works from the DAYS JAPAN International Photojournalism Awards as well as digital images showing various global activities conducted by NGOs and volunteer groups and project the three-dimensional vision of the world.
There will be a demonstration by Professor Shinichi Takemura during the exhibition period.
　→ Screenings / Symposia / Lectures

Period	November 21(Sat), 2009 – December 5(Sat), 2009
Venue	Waseda Gallery, Ono Azusa Hall (1F), Waseda University

Cooperation: Shinichi Takemura (Earth Literacy Program / Professor, Kyoto University of Art and Design)
　　　　　　　　 Waseda University Hirayama Ikuo Volunteer Center (WAVOC)

6. The Waseda Journalism Award In Memory Of Ishibashi Tanzan Exhibition　　*Closed

This exhibition shows (exhibits) the introduction of the history and the winner of “The Waseda Journalism Award In Memory Of Ishibashi Tanzan”, with the photograph, the panel and the data.
“The Waseda Journalism Award In Memory Of Ishibashi Tanzan” is established to train journalists for becoming conscious of social missions and responsibilities and to contribute for making the liberty and the opened environments by finding and honoring journalists that their works have contributed for society and the public interest.

Memory Of Ishibashi Tanzan

Period	November 21(Sat), 2009 – December 5(Sat), 2009
Venue	B1F Corridor, Building 27, Waseda University

7. Directed by Masako Sakata “Agent Orange – a personal requiem – ” Related project
　 Greg Davis’s photograph exhibition”Greg’s moments of life: Vietnam”　　　　*Closed
This project is related with the film “Agent Orange – a personal requiem – “. The film features Greg Davis; he is a husband of director Masako Sakata.
We exhibit his works and articles left by the deceased
　→ Screenings / Lectures / Symposia

Period	September 28(Mon), 2009 – October 10(Sat), 2009
Venue	Waseda Gallery, Ono Azusa Hall (1F), Waseda University

Organized: Kawaguchi Art School, Okuma Memorial Tower (10F), Waseda University

8. Photos in occupation period vs. Insight of the young
About 65 works of artists of which the theme is “Photojournalism” are scheduled to be exhibited at 125th Anniversary Room from the storing work of “Young Portfolio” in the Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts. The exhibition of almost 100 photographs of occupation period is been planned.

Period	January 9(Sat), 2010 – February 27(Sat), 2010　　*Sunday and Holidays are closed
Venue	125th Anniversary Room, Okuma Memorial Tower (10F), Waseda University

9. Who decorates this wall? It is you that make up on this stand! (Alternative Gallery)
The professional photographer, the semi-professional, the amateur, and no genre works of the young man and the mainstay are exhibited as it is regardless of school or outside the school. We make each participant’s portfolio can inspected at any time by setting up the display space, and are recommending it for the criticism and the discussion in this place. And it thinks whether becomes an interesting project as a new attempt of the educational institution if the place of coverage from each media and the announcement to gallerists can be set in this exhibition.
*Requirement for display: color, monochromatic and digital image prints are available.
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　You may submit up 4 pictures the size of yotsugiri (25.4×30.5cm) per a person (Except 6 guest photographers).

Period	December 14(Mon), 2009 – December 26(Sat), 2009 January 12(Tue), 2010 – January 16(Sat), 2010 *Sunday and December 23, 2009 are closed.
Venue	Waseda Gallery, Ono Azusa Hall (1F), Waseda University

Special Thanks! (Flash material): Untitled…