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{{nihongo|Yoshino Ōishi|大石 芳野|Ōishi Yoshino|born May 28, 1944}} is a Japanese photojournalist.Ōishi was born in Suginami-ku, Tokyo on 28 May 1944.[1] Seeing Melanesian art while at Nihon University had a big effect on her, as did a visit to Vietnam and Cambodia in 1966. After graduating in photography, she became a freelance photojournalist,[2] working in west Africa, southeast Asia, and Europe.[1] In 1971 she held an exhibition in the Nikon Salon of photographs of a Ghanaian child growing up in Nagano; she then spent three years photographing New Guinea.[1] She worked on portraiture, and documented the effects of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, the effects of wartime dioxin in Vietnam, perestroika in the Soviet Union, and more.[1] Ōishi's work on Vietnam won her the Domon Ken Award.[2] In both 1982 and 1989 she won the Annual Award from the Photographic Society of Japan.[3] She has taught at Tokyo Polytechnic University.[2] Her work is in the permanent collection of the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography.[1] Books by Ōishi- Itoshi no Nyūginia ({{nihongo2|愛しのニューギニア}}). Tokyo: Gakushū-kenkyūsha, 1978. {{ja icon}} On New Guinea.
- Hana modashi: Ōishi Yoshino shashinshū ({{nihongo2|花黙し 大石芳野写真集}}). Tokyo: Buronzu-sha, 1979. {{ja icon}}
- Onna no kuni ni natta Kanbojia ({{nihongo2|女の国になったカンボジア}}). Tokyo: Ushio Shuppansha, 1980. {{ja icon}} On Cambodia.
- Mukoku no tami: Kanbojia no shōgen ({{nihongo2|無告の民 カンボジアの証言}}). Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1981. {{ja icon}} On Cambodia.
- Papua-jin: Ima seki-jidai ni ikiru ({{nihongo2|パプア人 いま石器時代に生きる}}). Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1981. {{ja icon}} On Papua.
- Wani no tami: Meraneshia geijutsu no hitobito ({{nihongo2|ワニの民 メラネシア芸術の人びと}}). Tokyo: Tōjusha, 1983. {{ja icon}} On Melanesia.
- Shōnen Papanī ({{nihongo2|少年パパニー}}). Tokyo: Yayoi Shobō, 1983. {{ja icon}} On a Ghanaian child in Nagano.
- Oki no kuni ({{nihongo2|隠岐の国}}). Tokyo: Kumon Shuppan, 1984. {{ISBN|4-87576-177-5}}. {{ja icon}} On the Oki islands.
- Shōgen suru tami: Jūnen ato no Betonamu sensō ({{nihongo2|証言する民 十年後のベトナム戦争}}). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1984. {{ISBN|4-06-201079-8}}. {{ja icon}} On Vietnam.
- Okinawa ni ikiru ({{nihongo2|沖縄に活きる}}). Tokyo: Yōbisha, 1986. {{ja icon}} On Okinawa.
- Okinawa no genzō: Uchi to soto no sōkoku ({{nihongo2|沖縄の原像 内と外との相克}}). Naha: Nirai-sha, 1988. {{ISBN|4-88024-112-1}}. With Masanori Nakahodo ({{nihongo2|仲程昌徳}}). {{ja icon}} On Okinawa.
- "Yoru to kiri" o koete: Pōrando kyōsei shūyōjo no seikansha-tachi ({{nihongo2|〈夜と霧〉をこえて ポーランド・強制収容所の生還者たち}}). Tokyo: NHK, 1988. {{ISBN|4-14-008612-2}}. {{ja icon}} On the survivors of German Nazi concentration camps in occupied Poland during World War II.
- Yoru to kiri wa ima ({{nihongo2|夜と霧は今}}) / Those Who Survived the Concentration Camps. Tokyo: Yōbisha, 1988. {{ISBN|4-946419-55-1}}. {{ja icon}}
- Sobieto henreki: Ōishi Yoshino shashinshū ({{nihongo2|ソビエト遍歴 大石芳野写真集}}). Tokyo: NHK, 1991. {{ISBN|4-14-009166-5}}. {{ja icon}} On the Soviet Union.
- Kanashimi no Sobieto: Minzoku o aruku ({{nihongo2|悲しみのソビエト 民族をあるく}}). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1991. {{ISBN|4-06-205400-0}}. {{ja icon}} On the Soviet Union.
- Ano hi, Betonamu ni kare-hazai ga futta: Sensō no kizu-ato o mitsumetsuzuketa shinjitsu no kioku ({{nihongo2|あの日、ベトナムに枯葉剤がふった 戦争の傷あとを見つめつづけた真実の記録}}). Tokyo: Kumon Shuppan, 1992. {{ISBN|4-87576-741-2}}. {{ja icon}} On Vietnam.
- Okinawa: Datsuwa no jidai ({{nihongo2|沖縄・脱和の時代}}). Naha: Nirai-sha, 1992. {{ISBN|4-88024-157-1}}. {{ja icon}} On Okinawa. Text by Takeshi Miki ({{nihongo2|三木健}}).
- Kanbojia kugai tenshō: Ōishi Yoshino foto-dokyumento ({{nihongo2|カンボジア苦界転生 大石芳野フォト・ドキュメント}}). Tokyo: Kodansha, 1993. {{ISBN|4-06-314603-0}}. {{ja icon}}
- Kamera o kata ni mita sekai ({{nihongo2|カメラを肩に見た世界}}). Messēji 21. Tokyo: Rōdō-junpō-sha, 1993. {{ISBN|4-8451-0323-0}}. {{ja icon}}
- Hiroshima hanseki no shōzō: Yasuragi o motomeru hibi ({{nihongo2|半世紀の肖像 やすらぎを求める日々}}). Tokyo: Kadokawa Shoten, 1995. {{ISBN|4-04-851108-4}}. {{ja icon}} On Hiroshima.
- Chiisa na kusa ni ({{nihongo2|小さな草に}}). Tokyo: Asahi Shinbunsha, 1997. {{ISBN|4-02-257060-1}}. {{ja icon}}
- Kakki afurete nagai sensō no ato: Betonamu ({{nihongo2|活気あふれて長い戦争のあと ベトナム}}). Ajia no kodomo-tachi. Tokyo: Sōdo Bunka, 1997. {{ISBN|4-7945-0711-9}}. {{ja icon}} On Vietnamese children.
- Okinawa wakanatsu no kioku ({{nihongo2|沖縄若夏の記憶}}). Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1997. {{ISBN|4-00-022358-5}}. {{ja icon}} On Okinawa.
- Inochi no ki: Ajia no hitobito to shizen ({{nihongo2|生命の木 アジアの人びとと自然}}). Tokyo: Sōdo Bunka, 1998. {{ISBN|4-7945-0764-X}}. {{ja icon}}
- Betonamu rin to: Ōishi Yoshino shashinshū ({{nihongo2|ベトナム凛と 大石芳野写真集}}) / Vietnam after the War. Tokyo: Kodansha, 2000. {{ISBN|4-06-210395-8}}. {{ja icon}}
- Kosobo hakai no hate ni: Ōishi Yoshino shashinshū ({{nihongo2|コソボ破壊の果てに 大石芳野写真集}}) / Ethnic Cleansing in Kosovo. Tokyo: Kodansha, 2002. {{ISBN|4-06-211309-0}}. {{ja icon}}
- Afuganisutan senka o ikinuku: Ōishi Yoshino shashinshū ({{nihongo2|アフガニスタン戦禍を生きぬく 大石芳野写真集}}) / Afghanistan: Life under Fire and the Sword. Tokyo: Fujiwara Shoten, 2003. {{ISBN|4-89434-357-6}}. {{ja icon}}
- Kosobo zetsubō no fuchi kara asu e ({{nihongo2|コソボ絶望の淵から明日へ}}). Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 2004. {{ISBN|4-00-026964-X}}. {{ja icon}} On Kosovo.
- Kodomo ikusayo no naka de: Ōishi Yoshino shashinshū ({{nihongo2|子ども戦世のなかで 大石芳野写真集}}). Tokyo: Fujiwara Shoten, 2005. {{ISBN|4-89434-473-4}}. {{ja icon}} On children.
- Tamashii to no deai: Shashinka to shakaigakusha no taiwa ({{nihongo2|魂との出会い 写真家と社会学者の対話}}). Tokyo: Fujiwara Shoten, 2007. {{ISBN|978-4-89434-601-7}}. {{ja icon}} Conversations with the sociologist Kazuko Tsurumi ({{nihongo2|鶴見和子}}).
- Kurokawa-nō no sato: Shōnai ni idakarete ({{nihongo2|黒川能の里 庄内にいだかれて}}). Tokyo: Seiryū Shuppan, 2008. {{ISBN|978-4-86029-214-0}}. {{ja icon}} With text by Akiko Baba ({{nihongo2|馬場あき子}}). On the Kurokawa nō theatre of Tsuruoka (Yamagata).
- "Fu-hatsudan" to ikiru: Inori o oru Raosu ({{nihongo2|<不発弾>と生きる 祈りを織るラオス}}). Tokyo: Fujiwara Shoten, 2008. {{ISBN|978-4-89434-661-1}}. {{ja icon}} On Laos.
- Shimura no iro: Shimura Fukumi, Shimura Yōko no senshoku ({{nihongo2|しむらのいろ 志村ふくみ・志村洋子の染織}}) / Colors of the Shimuras. Tokyo: Kyūryūdō, 2009. {{ISBN|978-4-7630-0935-7}}. {{ja icon}}{{en icon}} On the kimono of Fukumi Shimura and Yōko Shimura, and with text by them.
- Sore demo emi o ({{nihongo2|それでも笑みを}}). Tokyo: Seiryū, 2011. {{ISBN|9784860293345}}.
- Fukushima Fukushima: Tsuchi to ikiru: Ōishi Yoshino shashinshū ({{nihongo2|福島Fukushima 土と生きる 大石芳野写真集}}). Tokyo: Fujiwara Shoten, 2013. {{ISBN|978-4-89434-893-6}}. {{ja icon}} On Fukushima Prefecture after the tsunami.
Notes1. ^1 2 3 4 Tomoe Moriyama ({{nihongo2|森山朋絵}}), "Ōishi Yoshino" ({{nihongo2|大石芳野}}), Nihon shashinka jiten ({{nihongo2|日本写真家事典}}) / 328 Outstanding Japanese Photographers (Kyoto: Tankōsha, 2000; {{ISBN|4-473-01750-8}}). {{ja icon}} Text in Japanese only, despite the alternative title in English.
2. ^1 2 Profile of Ōishi, Nikon Corp. {{en icon}} Accessed 2010-11-03.
3. ^List of awards, PSJ. {{ja icon}} Accessed 11 December 2010.
External links- Dreaming of a Return Home to Sudan. JICA. Photographs by Ōishi of Sudan.
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