Known for his gritty yet cinematic snapshots of Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Tokyo, Greg Girard presents his first-ever survey, which traces more than four decades of his prolific career. Beginning in the mid-1970s, the Canadian photographer traveled extensively across Asia, documenting the rapid socioeconomic changes throughout various cities, with a particular focus on the textures of daily life in oft-overlooked communities and places—from dark alleys and quiet bars to the bustling sidewalks of Shibuya and Hong Kong’s infamous Kowloon Walled City.