n the fall of 1990, as the “culture wars” reverberated throughout the art world, published an issue titled “The Body in Question.” Reproductive rights, the AIDS crisis, shifting notions of gender, and the
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A leading photographer and critic, Takuma Nakahira had a lasting impact on Japanese art after World War II, from his poetic images to his perceptive writing on art and his work as a founder of Provoke—an influential, short-lived magazine of experimen
