"A long-overdue retrospective monograph looks at the impressive career of Masayoshi Sukita, the artist bridging East and West." - Miss Rosen, blind Magazine

"I'm very satisfied with the book because it shows people many types of photos of mine, not only Bowie. " - Nenad Georgievski, All About Jazz

"Eternity includes moving photographs of television screens showing the faces of Marlon Brando and other American film stars, superimposed with Japanese characters, showing an early fascination with pop glamour and portraiture." - Eve Watling, Independent

"In Eternity, a new book of his photographs, Sukita’s storied career in both Asia and the west is recorded in his images. Everyone from Iggy Pop to Madness, George Lucas to the B-52s can be found in its pages." - Teddy Jamieson, Herald Scotland

"Now, a new book highlights the photographer’s best work: Eternity, out today with ACC Art Books. This illustrious photo book features everything from the height of London during the punk era, to moody shots of obscure Japanese musicians and backstage shots of Cyndi Lauper." - Nadja Sayej, Vanity Fair

"The Heroes session changed Sukita’s approach to portraiture. He now prefers to let his subjects adopt poses and gestures by themselves, while keenly observing their ‘worldview’. The Heroes cover image was to join the Aladdin Sane cover image as one of rock’s most iconic photographs." - Port Magazine

"Notable Japanese photographer Masayoshi ‘Sukita’ has released for the first time (in collaboration with ACC Art Books) a mammoth, retrospective illustrated book. Loaded with distinctive photographs, ranging from his early work, music, film, fashion and travel. He was a trusted photographer of 40 years to David Bowie and Iggy Pop and produced some of their most iconic work." - Melanie Smith, Louder than war

"A new exhibition, ‘Sukita: Rare & Unseen’ looks back on the photographer’s remarkable career, one which saw him shoot the great and good of rock music royalty. In London, he captured Bowie, Iggy Pop and Marc Bolan (of T. Rex). In New York, he shot the likes of Jimi Hendrix – months before the musician’s death – and hung out in Andy Warhol’s Factory." - Harriet Lloyd-Smith, Wallpaper*

«“This impressive 256-page retrospective of Sukita’s career, the first of its kind, also includes shots of punks in London and many musicians including David Sylvian, the Yellow Magic Orchestra, the B-52s and T-Rex, as well as his work in advertising and fashion photography and his less well-known street and travel imagery.” - Arts and Collections»