“You Must Become Dreamy”: Complicating Japanese-American Pictorialism and the Early Twentieth-Century Regional West
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26 janvier 2015
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Rachel Sailor, « “You Must Become Dreamy”: Complicating Japanese-American Pictorialism and the Early Twentieth-Century Regional West », European journal of American studies, ID : 10.4000/ejas.10405
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This essay contributes to the story of the Japanese immigrant pictorialists by examining the work and history of Kyo Koike, regional photographer and Seattle Camera Club member. I will demonstrate through this case study that historically, the notion of regionalism often embodied a transnational complexity that has gone unacknowledged. Within the details of Koike’s photographic work, regionalism becomes a broad and encompassing cultural expression.