Miyako Yoshinaga LLC

07/27/2026

Karen Moss (1944-2026) - A Reflection
Please join us for reading this short essay by Yilu Zuang on our blog page (follow the link at our account).
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07/18/2026

Our July update is honoring Karen Moss, a remarkable artist and friend. Her legacy will forever inspire us. In Karen's spirit. 🌟
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Email from MIYAKO YOSHINAGA Don't miss this   Greetings! We hope you're well and enjoying the summer or winter, depending on where you live. We would like to dedicate this newsletter to Karen Moss—a

05/20/2026

Wrapped up our participation in Photo London thanks to the help of Ellen and Kota ! 🙏🙏🙏

05/19/2026

Wrapped up our participation in Photo London thanks to Ellen and Kota - 🙏🙏🙏

05/16/2026

Photo London Booth G01 Highlights — Joo Myung Duck

From the late 1980s to the early 1990s, Joo Myung Duck (b. 1940, Korean) created a series of aerial mountain views known as Lost Landscapes, rendered in deep, near-nocturnal tonal gradations despite being photographed in daylight. Echoing the words of Zhuang Zhou, “Gaining insight, one forgets words,” his work invites a mode of perception beyond visibility and logic. His sweeping vantage point holds beauty and rupture in delicate tension—the enduring division of the Korean peninsula, and the notion of a spiritual homeland.

In collaboration with

05/16/2026

Day 7 in London

1. Gabby Laurent’s picks from Photo London included Melissa Shook’s 1973 daily self portrait
2. Kristina Shook & Ellen Zhang 🩷💪 friendship & solidarity
3. Jessica & Miyako’s tribute to KAMI series’ powerful presence
4. Mark Sealy from brought a great news about its upcoming show of
5. Kristina Shook with the visitor, John Lloyd

05/15/2026

Our Photo London highlights — Mikiko Hara

Over three decades, Mikiko Hara (b. 1967, Japanese) has developed a singular photographic language—intuitive, fleeting, and deeply attuned to the unnoticed. Working without a viewfinder, she captures passing encounters and quiet domestic moments with a sensitivity that resists narrative closure. Her images unfold slowly, revealing a delicate balance of distance, humor, and tenderness. Her work is included in the international touring exhibition organized in conjunction with the landmark 2024 Aperture publication I’m So Happy You Are Here.

05/15/2026

Day 6 at Photo London

1. Curators from The Photographers’ Gallery at our booth G01

2. Gianluca, the publisher, selling books including KAMI by our artist Hitoshi Fugo.’Artiere
3. Olympia from upstairs
4. Photo shoot of models at Nikon booth