Rat Hole Gallery
Closes Sept. 25
The Rat Hole Gallery by definition of its name is quite tricky to find, hidden as it is in a basement on a backstreet of Tokyo’s Omotesando area. It may be small and concealed, but it clearly still has quite an influence, as its current exhibition explores the works of an artist who has often been called Japan’s most famous photographer.
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