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Aperture’s Must-Read Photography Features of 2024

The disruptive force of artificial intelligence, a fresh look at Robert Frank, and a retrospective of Tina Barney—here are this year’s highlights in photography and ideas.

How Tina Barney Became an Astute Observer of the Upper Class

32 Photobooks for Everyone on Your Holiday Gift List

Charlie Engman Transforms the Internet’s Murk into Art

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The Unsung Queen of French Pictorialism

In Paris, an exhibition presents Céline Laguarde as one of France’s most significant pre-World War I photographers.
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A Photographer Captures the Experience of Dispossession in Turkey

Cansu Yıldıran’s galvanic images of women activists and queer communities portray the pressures of a society in transition.
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Trevor Paglen on Artificial Intelligence, UFOs, and Mind Control

The pioneering artist was one of the first to reckon with AI. Now he’s happy the rest of the world is catching up.
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How Can Photography Shape our Relationship to the Environment?

An exhibition in Pittsburgh highlights the ways images can reveal the long-forgotten and unseen histories of ecology.
Photobooks

Roï Saade Is Building a New Photobook World

The designer and roving archivist creates networks for artists and photobook publishers across the Middle East and North Africa.
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Aperture’s Must-Read Photography Features of 2024

32 Photobooks for Everyone on Your Holiday Gift List

6 Photographers Reflect on Robert Frank’s “The Americans”

Announcing the Winners of the 2024 Creator Labs Photo Fund

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Roï Saade Is Building a New Photobook World

A Historic Archive’s Nightmarish Portrait of America

12 Graphic Designers on Their Favorite Books

A Harrowing Meditation on Documenting Life in Gaza

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How Tina Barney Became an Astute Observer of the Upper Class

Trevor Paglen on Artificial Intelligence, UFOs, and Mind Control

How Emmet Gowin Defines Intimacy in Photography

Behind the Scenes of Aperture Magazine’s Design Refresh

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How Alex Webb Sees in Color

Summertime in America’s Backyard

For Bertien van Manen, Photography Was All About the Heart

Paolo Gasparini on How Photographs Can Help Us Learn to See