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"Time is suspended, space is distorted, light on black skin is a metaphor, and black music, cut into sounds of salvation, carries the narrative."
aperture magazine
"I wanted my identity as a maker of photographs to run up against my identity as a mother-to-be."
talks & interviews
"I used the camera as an investigation into my way of looking, as opposed to fulfilling these visions of things to which I had previously been introduced."
aperture magazine
"It’s always the starting point for me, the images."
aperture magazine
Wander through cherry trees and orange shrubs with photographers such as Joel Meyerowitz, Collier Schorr, and Luigi Ghirri.
In two recent films, Kahlil Joseph and Arthur Jafa consider the poetics of African American life.
On Wednesday, June 13, Aperture Patrons, board members, and special guests gathered at the home of Willard Taylor and his wife, Virginia Davies.
Through uncanny vintage photographs, Laura Larson tells a story of love and attachment.
In photographs and a new film, RaMell Ross offers a poetic vision of Southern life.
At Ted Partin’s studio, Aperture Connect Members take a peek behind the curtain.
Highlights from the Magnum Square Print Sale
The acclaimed director reveals the photographs that inspired her films.
How can photography transform representations of non-binary and transgender bodies?
From a vivacious studio photographer, the music and style of 1960s West Africa.
