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Tokyo Tattoo 1970

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Tokyo Tattoo 1970

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Japanese tattoo was a secret art form of the early 1970s. The masters of the traditional techniques worked in small studios and tattooing was something for a distinguished few. In 1970s, when renowned street art and hip hop photographer Martha Cooper came to Tokyo, she decided to focus on this secret art and began documenting the life and work of traditional Japanese tattooist Horibun I. Tokyo Tattoo 1970 is a book about the traditional art of tattooing and a portrait of a master artist.

Author Biography:

Martha Cooper is a photographer with a focus on documenting sub-cultures. After more than fifteen books and countless exhibitions around the world she is one of the most important portrayers of street life and urban culture today. Martha Cooper's previous books include Subway Art, Tag Town, Hip Hop Files, New York State of Mind and Going Postal. She is represented at the 2012 MOCA show Art in the Streets. Aiko Ishikawa is a US-based writer and traveller born in Tokyo and raised in New York City. She has contributed work to international art-driven lifestyle publications such as i-D (UK), Plus 81 (JP) and Surface (US). She is also the former chief editor of Educated Community, a bilingual arts magazine produced in Downtown NY.
Release date NZ
October 15th, 2011
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
76
Dimensions
170x300x13
ISBN-13
9789185639274
Product ID
10836548

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