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Nitta @ Go Gallery

24 June 2008, 12.30 | Posted in Art |

highsnobiety - nitta @ go gallery Keiitchi Nitta spent 6 years as Terry Richardson’s assistant. During this time he frequently served as the photographers first model. His nature and sense of humor made him a natural, and his passion for modeling eventually melded with an interest in photography. 
Nitta’s first solo show opens at Milan’s Go Gallery this Tuesday. Everyday is like Sunday is coupled with a limited edition book (500 copies) from Go Books. The show is open until July 15.





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