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Heinkuhn Oh’s People of the Twenty-First Century

In mural-scale portraits of high schoolers, soldiers, and other social types, Oh subtly dramatizes tensions between collective and personal identity in Korean society.

David Alekhuogie Sees Blackness at the Core of Modern Art

In his project “A Reprise,” the photographer remixes Walker Evans’s images of African sculptures—and poses bold questions about what we consider fake or original, art or archive.

11 Exhibitions to See This Fall

From the Roaring Twenties to today, this season’s standouts feature some of photography’s most audacious artists.

“Superfine” Unpacks Self-Expression, Resistance, and Status Through Black Style

Seydou Keïta’s Revelatory Portraits of Malian Life

The Quiet Melodrama of Todd Hido’s Photographs

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Los Angeles Book Launch with David Alekhuogie and Awol Erizku

Saturday, September 20, 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. PDT
Book Signing

Tyler Mitchell London Book Signing

Saturday, September 20, 3:00 p.m. BST
Fairs

Aperture at ICP Photobook Fest 2025

Thursday, October 2 - Sunday, October 5
Aperture Conversations

Susan Meiselas and Kristen Lubben in Conversation

Tuesday, October 7, 7:00 p.m. EDT

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The Printed Record of Tokyo’s Vanished Underground

In the late 1960s and early '70s, a postwar momentum for breaking societal norms profoundly influenced Japanese cultural expression.
Is a British Exhibition About Resistance Stuck in the Past?
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Is a British Exhibition About Resistance Stuck in the Past?

A nostalgic show curated by Steve McQueen about photography and protest misses the creative energy that drives social movements today.
Ike Edeani’s Quest for Sartorial Flair
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Ike Edeani’s Quest for Sartorial Flair

Roaming Harlem on the cusp of summer, the photographer finds New Yorkers abounding in Sunday-best dazzle.
The Darkroom Master Keeping Diane Arbus’s Vision Alive
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The Darkroom Master Keeping Diane Arbus’s Vision Alive

Neil Selkirk—the only person authorized to print from Arbus’s negatives—shares rare insight into the photographer’s extraordinary breakthroughs.
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Magazine

Aperture No. 260

“The Seoul Issue”
$24.95
Books

Tyler Mitchell: Wish This Was Real

$65.00
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David Alekhuogie: A Reprise

$65.00
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Vik Muniz on Photography, Mind, and Matter

$29.95
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Todd Hido: Intimate Distance (Revised and Expanded Edition)

$65.00
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Coreen Simpson: A Monograph

$65.00
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Edward Weston: The Flame of Recognition

$39.95
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Richard Misrach: Cargo

$85.00
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An-My Lê: Small Wars

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Sally Mann: At Twelve, Portraits of Young Women

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Susan Meiselas: Nicaragua

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“Aperture is a collaboration between people who believe that visual culture is central to understanding and developing society in a way that is mindful and generative.” —Hank Willis Thomas, artist

“Aperture is a collaboration between people who believe that visual culture is central to understanding and developing society in a way that is mindful and generative.” —Hank Willis Thomas, artist