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Japan's Modern Divide was a 2013 photography exhibition at the J. Paul Getty Museum and an accompanying catalogue published by Getty Publications. Curated by Getty photographs curators Judith Keller and Amanda Maddox, the project presented the photographs of Kansuke Yamamoto in dialogue with those of the documentary photographer Hiroshi Hamaya, positioning Yamamoto's Surrealist-inspired, avant-garde practice as a key pole in the show's account of modern Japanese photography. The Getty exhibition text contrasts Hamaya's "objective documentation" with Yamamoto's "avant-garde" approach and presents the pairing as two sides of modern Japanese life. In a review in Trans-Asia Photography Review, Eiko Aoki noted that the catalogue includes essays by Keller, Maddox, Ryuichi Kaneko, Kotaro Iizawa, and Jonathan M. Reynolds, alongside translations of Yamamoto's poems by John Solt, helping Yamamoto's work circulate after the exhibition closed.
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