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Consuelo Kanaga’s Restless Eye

A retrospective at the Brooklyn Museum introduces the photographer to a new generation—and reestablishes her place in the canon of modern American art.

Sakir Khader’s Portraits of Palestinian Perseverance

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A Shimmering Portrait of Contemporary Iran
Portfolio Prize

A Shimmering Portrait of Contemporary Iran

When Sara Abbaspour returned to Iran after working in the United States, she found a new way of photographing her home country.
How the War in Ukraine Altered Life for a Lost Generation
Portfolio Prize

How the War in Ukraine Altered Life for a Lost Generation

Rather than making documentary images of the war itself, Daria Svertilova focuses on her friends and acquaintances—and the emotions of resistance.
Life in Afghanistan after the Fall of Kabul
Portfolio Prize

Life in Afghanistan after the Fall of Kabul

Hashem Shakeri’s photographs show the texture of daily life in a place the rest of the world has seemingly forgotten.
A Transfixing Look at Nature at Its Most Unnatural
Portfolio Prize

A Transfixing Look at Nature at Its Most Unnatural

Emma Ressel’s dioramas question our relationship to animals and the environment in an era of climate anxiety.
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Books

Richard Misrach: Cargo (signed edition)

$85.00
Books

An-My Lê: Small Wars

$60.00
Prints

Dakar Roadside with Figures, Senegal, 1972

by Ming Smith
$3,000.00
Books

Sally Mann: At Twelve, Portraits of Young Women

$50.00
Books

Susan Meiselas: Nicaragua

$50.00
Books

Race Stories: Essays on the Power of Images

$39.95
Prints

Untitled, 2003

By Ninagawa Mika
$500.00
Prints

Untitled, 1997

By Nomura Sakiko
$500.00
Prints

Sake + Karei + Haihīru (Salmon, flatfish, and high heel), 1987

By Kon Michiko
$500.00
Prints

Untitled, 1996

By Hara Mikiko
$500.00
Prints

Untitled, 2020

By Okabe Momo
$500.00
Prints

Cargo (January 2, 2024, 7:06 a.m.)

By Richard Misrach
$10,000.00
Prints

Morning with You

By Diana Markosian
$300.00
Books

Diana Markosian: Father

$50.00
Books

Tina Barney: Family Ties

$65.00
Prints

Austin, 2020

By Arielle Bobb-Willis
$1,000.00
Books

Paul Mpagi Sepuya: Dark Room A–Z

$85.00
Paul Sepuya box set
Prints

Paul Mpagi Sepuya Limited-Edition Book and Print Set

by Paul Mpagi Sepuya
$2,200.00
Books

Robert Frank: The Americans, Centennial Edition

$150.00
Books

Robert Frank: The Americans

$50.00
Prints

Living Room Limited Edition Book and Print Set

by Nick Waplington
$850.00
Doorway II
Prints

Doorway II, 2015

by Kelli Connell
$900.00
Boulos Photobook and Print Bundle
Prints

Untitled, from What’s Ours

by Myriam Boulos
$850.00

“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