Friday, December 21, 2007
Kenro Izu: Life in Bhutan
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The New York Times brings us a slideshow of Kenro Izu's exhibition of photographs of Bhutan at the Rubin Museum of Arts. I've already posted a few weeks ago about this exhibition and described it as an absolute visual treat, not only because of Izu's mastery, but also because of the exhibition's beautiful installation and ambiance.
The above photograph is of a "Prayer's flag, near Kurjey Lhakhang, Bumthang, Bhutan".
Bumthang is the sacred heartland of Bhutan, and is the focus of my forthcoming photo expedition to that magnificent country. The itinerary is available to members of my mailing list, and will be posted on this blog soon.
Kenro Izu's Life in Bhutan
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