Daido Moriyama and Anders Petersen. A two-artist exhibition featuring the works of these two masters, divided into early and late periods, opens today.

From March through April 2025, the nearest station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line is Arai-Yakushi Station,"35 Minutes in the Studio"Held inAnders PetersenThe exhibition “Café Lehmitz.” It featured documentary photographs taken between 1967 and 1970 at a bar in Hamburg, Germany, by a photographer born in Sweden in 1944.

"Studio 35 Minutes" and Anders Petersen grew closer as a result of that exhibition. At Anders Petersen’s studio in Stockholm, Sweden,Daido MoriyamaA conversation about [topic] led to this two-person exhibition.

Although Japan in the Far East and Sweden in the Far North are distant lands, the two artists share a common approach: intimate, monochrome snapshots. “Studio 35 Minutes,” captivated by the relationship between these two artists—who are able to connect through photography, transcending language and national borders—is hosting a two-person exhibition featuring their work, divided into first-half and second-half sections.

The first half of the exhibition will feature AD (Anders + Daido), and the second half will feature MP (Moriyama + Petersen). The works will be completely rotated between the two periods, with a total of 16 pieces—8 from each artist—on display and for sale.

In the 20th century—often referred to as the golden age of photography—this collaboration between two masters who each pioneered their own unique styles is a must-see.