Daido Moriyama - '71 - NY [Sealed] - 2002
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Daido Moriyama’s photography monograph '71 - NY [Sealed]', first edition, 428 pages, softback with dust jacket and slipcase, in English, published by PPP Editions in 2002 and still sealed.
Description from the seller
'71-NY brings together photographs made by Daido Moriyama during his first visit to New York in 1971, when he travelled to the city with artist Tadanori Yokoo. During his month-long stay, Moriyama exposed more than 2,000 half-frame negatives, obsessively photographing the streets and inhabitants of New York.
Only a small selection of these photographs was initially published in Asahi Camera in 1972. In 1974, Moriyama used part of the material for his legendary photocopied book Another Country in New York. The negatives and contact sheets were subsequently stored away until they were revisited decades later for '71-NY.
Published by Andrew Roth in association with PPP Editions to coincide with Moriyama's 2002 exhibition in New York, this substantial 428-page volume presents 210 reproductions, together with contact sheets, an interview with Moriyama by Andrew Roth, an essay by Neville Wakefield, and an excerpt from James Baldwin's Another Country.
The dense sequence of grainy, high-contrast images captures New York through Moriyama's characteristic fragmented and restless visual language, while also forming an important link between his early 1970s work and its later rediscovery.
First edition, limited to 3,000 copies, complete with the original printed cardboard slipcase.
Featured in Martin Parr & Gerry Badger, The Photobook: A History, Vol. I, p. 301.
CONDITION
Still sealed in its original shrink wrap and never opened. The book and its contents have therefore never been handled.
SHIPPING
Shipped via EMS or DHL. Delivery is available within one week, with a tracking number provided.
Seller's Story
'71-NY brings together photographs made by Daido Moriyama during his first visit to New York in 1971, when he travelled to the city with artist Tadanori Yokoo. During his month-long stay, Moriyama exposed more than 2,000 half-frame negatives, obsessively photographing the streets and inhabitants of New York.
Only a small selection of these photographs was initially published in Asahi Camera in 1972. In 1974, Moriyama used part of the material for his legendary photocopied book Another Country in New York. The negatives and contact sheets were subsequently stored away until they were revisited decades later for '71-NY.
Published by Andrew Roth in association with PPP Editions to coincide with Moriyama's 2002 exhibition in New York, this substantial 428-page volume presents 210 reproductions, together with contact sheets, an interview with Moriyama by Andrew Roth, an essay by Neville Wakefield, and an excerpt from James Baldwin's Another Country.
The dense sequence of grainy, high-contrast images captures New York through Moriyama's characteristic fragmented and restless visual language, while also forming an important link between his early 1970s work and its later rediscovery.
First edition, limited to 3,000 copies, complete with the original printed cardboard slipcase.
Featured in Martin Parr & Gerry Badger, The Photobook: A History, Vol. I, p. 301.
CONDITION
Still sealed in its original shrink wrap and never opened. The book and its contents have therefore never been handled.
SHIPPING
Shipped via EMS or DHL. Delivery is available within one week, with a tracking number provided.

