Derry via Tokyo: How an outsider captured the Troubles in colour

Mark Durden

Derry via Tokyo: How an outsider captured the Troubles in colour

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Abstract

Akihiko Okamura photographed the Vietnam War before arriving in Ireland – and his view of the North’s sectarian violence was uniquely poetic

Original language	English
Journal	1854 Photography
Publication status	Published - 9 May 2024

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