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The Encyclopedia of Photography’s Art and History

"Theaters", Hiroshi Sugimoto (1948) | PhotoAnthology

Theaters

Hiroshi Sugimoto (1948)

Long-exposure photographs condensing entire films into a single luminous frame, unveiling theater architecture.

With contributions from: Violeta Apostolova (image research); Elinor Hemedes (data research). Suggest an Edit

Theaters

Hiroshi Sugimoto (1948)

Long-exposure photographs condensing entire films into a single luminous frame, unveiling theater architecture.

Avalon Theatre, Catalina Island, 1993

Cinema Odeon, Florence, 2013

Civic, Auckland, 1991

Radio City Music Hall, New York, 1978

Regency, San Francisco, 1992

Ohio Theater, Ohio, 1980

U.A. Belle Beau, New York, 1977

Cabot Street Cinema, Massachusetts, 1978

Paramount Theatre, Newark, 2015

Wolf Building Rooftop, New York, 2015

Books

Theatres

Sonnabend Sundell Editions, 2000

Theaters

Damiani, 2016

Le Notti Bianche

Skira, 2018

Time Exposed

Thames & Hudson, 1995

Snow White

Damiani, 2017

Hiroshi Sugimoto

Hatje Cantz, 2010

Hiroshi Sugimoto: Time Machine

Hatje Cantz, 2023

Hiroshi Sugimoto Collection

Damiani, 1999

Hiroshi Sugimoto: Black Box

Aperture, 2016

Hiroshi Sugimoto: Stop Time

Skira, 2015

More by Hiroshi Sugimoto

Hiroshi Sugimoto (1948)

Exploration of repetition, infinity, and time through symmetrical compositions highlighting subtle visual distinctions among Buddhist sculptures.

Yellow Sea, Cheju, 1992

Hiroshi Sugimoto (1948)

Time and minimalism through photographs of sea and sky around the world, as a constant landscape in human history.

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