Ken Ohara

Ken A Ohara, age 62, Louisville, KY View Details

Cities: Honolulu HI Possible Relatives: George Kazuu Ohara, Mizue Kazuu Ohara, Annie S Ohara

Ken K Ohara, age 62, Honolulu, HI View Details

Cities: Honolulu HI Possible Relatives: George Kazuu Ohara, Mizue Kazuu Ohara, Annie S Ohara

Ken K Ohara, age 62, Honolulu, HI View Details

Locations: Honolulu HI Possible Relatives: George Kazuu Ohara, Mizue Kazuu Ohara

Ken William Ohara, age 46, Seattle, WA View Details

Locations: Honolulu HI Possible Relatives: George Kazuu Ohara, Mizue Kazuu Ohara

Ken D Ohara, age 50s, Superior, WI View Details

Locations: Superior WI, Webster NY Possible Relatives: Donald O Hara, Donald L Ohara, Janice M Ohara

Ken Ohara, age 50s, Covington, KY View Details

Locations: Covington KY, Highland Heights KY, Fort Thomas KY Possible Relatives: Rebecca N Graven, Norma M Hendry, Charles Walter Oday

Ken D Ohara, age 55, Chandler, AZ View Details

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Ken A Ohara, age 78, Grand Rapids, MI View Details

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Ken Ohara

Japanese photographer

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Ken Ohara - Portrait Photographer l MIYAKO YOSHINAGA

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Ken Ohara (b. 1942, Japanese) is known as an innovator who expands the boundaries of photographic portraits to the extent that our familiar perceptions of others and ourselves become precarious.

Ken Ohara: Extreme Portraits 1970-1999 « Photocritic International

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A review of a mini-retrospective of Ken Ohara, a photographer who worked for and studied under Richard Avedon and Hiro. The exhibition featured his iconic project "One", a series of life-size, full-face portraits of strangers, and other works that explore the psychology and form of photography.

Ken Ohara | Whitney Museum of American Art

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Ken Ohara (小原 健, Ohara Ken, born 1942) is a Japanese photographer. Ohara is most noted for his series of photographs titled ONE, in which he presents anonymous faces with standard size and tone. Ohara moved from Tokyo to New York City in 1962. In 1970 while working as an assistant to HIRO and Richard Avedon, he published ONE, which contained more than 500 tight close-ups of anonymous ...

Museum Acquisition | Miyako Yoshinaga

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We're thrilled to announce that "365," a significant series by LA-based photo artist Ken Ohara (b. 1942), has been acquired by Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. This is the second major acquisition by an American museum of Ohara's work following the 2017 acquisition by Smithsonian American Art Museum....

More Than ONE - Overview | Miyako Yoshinaga

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Ken Ohara (b. 1942) is known as an innovator in the genre of photographic portraiture by transforming our standard perceptions of others, ourselves, and what photography might be best suited to accomplish. In 1970, while working as an assistant to Hiro and Richard Avedon, he emerged as a young artist with his seminal ONE series. ONE features close-up faces of more than 500 New Yorkers ...

Ken Ohara, Extreme Portraits 1970-1999 @Miyako Yoshinaga

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Ohara made hundreds of these portraits in New York during the singe year of 1970, and ultimately published them in an innovative full bleed photobook that included page after page of faces - it was so thick and bulky that some likened it to a Manhattan telephone book.

Ken Ohara | One, #1 | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Ohara's "One" was featured in the Museum of Modern Art's 1970 exhibition Information, which first summarized Conceptual Art for the wider public. The series in its entirety (published as a book without text) comprised nearly a thousand brightly lit, startling close-ups of blank, anonymous faces in seemingly every color, shape, and texture. In one concise gesture, Ohara synthesized many ...

KEN OHARA - Series | Galerie La Patinoire Royale Bach

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Ken Ohara (b. 1942) was born in Tokyo, Japan. After briefly studying photography at Nihon University, Ohara moved to New York City at the age of 19. From 1966 to 1970, he worked as an assistant for Richard Avedon and Hiro. In 1970, his first book ONE earned support from The Museum of Modern Art's photography curator John Szarkowski.

Ken Ohara | Self Portrait 365 / Part 1 | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Self Portrait 365 reflects a collective interest by artists in the 1970s to mine their own experiences and personal identity through photographic self-portraits and diaries. For Ohara, this took the form of a yearlong exercise in which he paired a daily self-portrait he called "my inward view of the day" with an outward view of the world as he saw it. Composed of 35mm contact prints, the ...