Beautiful portraits of our nation's scenic diversity.
Dana Levy Books
Dana Levy explores memory, identity, and home, often as temporary places, in her artistic practice. Her work, primarily in video and digital photography, avoids depicting people, focusing instead on expressing emotion through absence. Levy frequently uses nature, still life, and animals to investigate themes such as revolution, awakening, resurrection, transition, and freedom. Her distinctive approach invites viewers to contemplate profound human experiences.


Kanban, Shop Signs of Japan
- 168 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Originally published on the occasion of an exhibition held at the Japan House Gallery, spring 1983, and at other galleries.