Exhibition "Reproducible Sensitivity - Daido Moriyama" by Nara Women's University Nagatani Lab to be held as part of TOKYO Smart Culture Project

The "TOKYO Smart Culture Project," promoted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, is a project that digitizes cultural resources held by metropolitan cultural facilities to offer new viewing experiences. As part of this initiative, a hybrid exhibition combining physical materials from the "Tokyo Collection" with digital archives will be held, blending offline and online elements.

This exhibition will feature works by Daido Moriyama from the collection of the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, selected and reconfigured by students from the Faculty of Engineering at Nara Women's University under the theme "Reproducible Sensitivity." Additionally, the online exhibition on the "Tokyo Museum Collection (ToMuCo)" will provide an opportunity for anyone to view the works anytime, anywhere.

This exhibition is a touring version of "Reproducible Sensitivity DAIDO MORIYAMA by NWU Nagatani Lab. Monika Orpik," held in 2025 at the Irie Taikichi Memorial Nara City Museum of Photography, with cooperation from the Daido Moriyama Photo Foundation. The exhibition will feature a new configuration that includes works from the previous show.

**Event Details**

- **Exhibition Name**: TOKYO Smart Culture Project, Nara Women's University Nagatani Lab "Reproducible Sensitivity - Daido Moriyama" - **Dates**: Saturday, September 5 - Sunday, October 18, 2026 - **Organizers**: Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture) - **Co-organizers**: Nara Women's University (Nara National University Organization), Tokyo Photographic Art Museum (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture) - **Special Cooperation**: Irie Taikichi Memorial Nara City Museum of Photography, Daido Moriyama Photo Foundation, TOKYO NODE - **Venue 1**: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, B1F Exhibition Hall (Yebisu Garden Place, 1-13-3 Mita, Meguro-ku, Tokyo) https://topmuseum.jp/english/ - **Hours**: 10:00–18:00 (until 20:00 on Thursdays and Fridays). Last admission 30 minutes before closing. - **Closed**: Mondays (if Monday is a public holiday, open and closed the following weekday). - **Venue 2 (Online)**: Tokyo Museum Collection (ToMuCo) https://museumcollection.tokyo/online-exhibition/ - **Admission**: Free - **Special Website**: https://eng.nara-wu.ac.jp/tscp/

**About Nara Women's University Nagatani Lab** In 2022, Nara Women's University became the first women's university in Japan to establish a Faculty of Engineering. The faculty's Nagatani Lab explores new forms of expression by fusing advanced technology with plastic arts, while also fostering female engineers and promoting local culture. Since 2023, it has been developing practical activities with students in collaboration with the Irie Taikichi Memorial Nara City Museum of Photography through the "a³ -the cube of a-" art communication personnel training program.

**About Daido Moriyama** Born in Ikeda, Osaka, in 1938. Moriyama became a freelance photographer in 1964. He received the New Artist Award from the Japan Photo Critics Association in 1967. He has held major exhibitions worldwide, including at SFMOMA (1999), Tate Modern (2012-13), and has received numerous prestigious awards, including the ICP Infinity Award for Lifetime Achievement (2012), the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres from the French government (2018), and the Hasselblad Award (2019).