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A look inside the inaugural installation at Aperture’s new space on the Upper West Side.
The newsmagazine’s iconic and influential photo-essays were a collective effort. For contemporary artists, they’re rich territory for the interrogation of print media.
After the social uprisings of 2020, museums from New Orleans to Toronto consider how collections and exhibitions might reframe art history—and better represent a changed cultural landscape.
In her recent book, Svetlana Alpers explores the cultural figures that influenced Evans’s renowned photographs.
In his recent manifesto, Jörg Colberg takes aim at three prominent photographers for their “visual propaganda.”
In Buffalo, the photographer finds imaginative possibilities in the city’s postindustrial landscapes.
Forty years after the publication of her collected essays on photography, Malcolm’s writing offers the pleasure of seeing a great mind grapple with the medium.
Exploring the symbolism of cultural mythologies and human nature, Torbjørn Rødland is a modern-day surrealist.
Lisa Oppenheim teases apart the individual steps of picture-making, wringing from the medium’s technical apparatus a surprisingly broad range of meanings.
Read a statement by Brian Sholis, Editor.
Aperture speaks with curator Okwui Enwezor about the exhibition “Rise and Fall of Apartheid” at International Center of Photography.
The fiftieth anniversary edition of a…
