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13/4/2019: Book Launch & Presentation in Amsterdam

13/4/2019: Book Launch & Presentation in Amsterdam

Posted by / March 25, 2019 / Categories: event / 0 Comments

I am very proud and happy to announce that the Hāfu2Hāfu photo book will be presented at the Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam on 13th April, from 14.00 to 16.00. Continue reading →

Press Release Hāfu2Hāfu Photo Book

Press Release Hāfu2Hāfu Photo Book

Posted by / February 21, 2019 / Categories: press / 0 Comments
After completing the crowdfunding campaign in March 2018, and a wonderful year full of exhibitions, workshops and meeting many more haāfu people to photograph and interview, I am extremely happy to say the Hāfu2Hāfu photo book is now in the caring hands of the printing company. We are expecting the Hāfu2Hāfu photo book to be printed early April 2019 and will ship worldwide. Continue reading →

Tokyo Interlopers – an interview with Tetsuro

Tokyo Interlopers – an interview with Tetsuro

Posted by / February 14, 2019 / Categories: press / 0 Comments

In January 2019, Tetsuro was interviewed by Isaac “Tac” Aquino, the founder of Tokyo Interlopers.

“I was born and raised in Belgium to a Japanese dad and a Belgian mom. My father, who was a karate teacher, passed away when I was 14. Continue reading →

西日本新聞のトップページ | Front page of Nishi Nihon Shimbun

西日本新聞のトップページ | Front page of Nishi Nihon Shimbun

Posted by / December 29, 2018 / Categories: press / -

大分合同新聞と西日本新聞（トップページ）にハーフ２ハーフの議事が出ました！
Rai Enomotoさんありがとうございます。

WOW!
Oitagodoshimbun and Nishinihonshimbun (front page!!!) published an article about the project. Continue reading →

Shortlist: Looking for hāfu from these 10 countries

Shortlist: Looking for hāfu from these 10 countries

Posted by / November 28, 2018 / Categories: blog / 0 Comments

English follows after Japanese

ショートリスト：以下の１０ヶ国からのハーフをまだまだ募集中です！

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Interview and 26 hāfu in De Volkskrant

Interview and 26 hāfu in De Volkskrant

Posted by / October 26, 2018 / Categories: press / 0 Comments

Dutch quality news paper ‘De Volkskrant’ published an interview and a selection of 26 portraits. The whole article is available here (in Dutch).

九州・佐賀県でのイベントおよび展覧会 • Exhibition and events in Saga, Kyushu

九州・佐賀県でのイベントおよび展覧会 • Exhibition and events in Saga, Kyushu

Posted by / August 29, 2018 / Categories: English, event, exhibition, press, 日本語 / 0 Comments
From 16th to 26th August, the Saga Holland House was the scene for a Hāfu2Hāfu exhibition and a series of related events.
8月16日から26日まで、佐賀オランダハウスは、ハーフ・2 (トゥ)・ハーフの展覧会および一連の関連イベントの場となりました。
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Looking for African Japanese hāfu

Looking for African Japanese hāfu

Posted by / July 24, 2018 / Categories: English, Help / 0 Comments
English follows after Japanese.
皆さんこんにちは。 Continue reading →
Looking for participants in Tokyo • 東京での参加者募集

Looking for participants in Tokyo • 東京での参加者募集

Posted by / April 30, 2018 / Categories: English, event, Help, 日本語 / 0 Comments

Looking for participants in Tokyo

After the crowd funding campaign, it is finally time again to interview and photograph hāfu again. Continue reading →

Hāfu2Hāfu at ICP Projected in NYC

Hāfu2Hāfu at ICP Projected in NYC

Posted by / April 13, 2018 / Categories: English, event, exhibition / 0 Comments

During the day, a selection of 12 photos and questions from the Hāfu2Hāfu project can be viewed on monitors inside the ICP (International Center of Photography) Museum in New York City and during evening hours, images are literally “projected” onto the windows of the ICP Museum; they can be viewed from the sidewalk outside the Museum and are most visible after sunset. Learn more about Projected.

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