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The artist speaks about her recent installation in Venice and the democratic nature of photography.
Stella Betts and David Leven of the architecture practice LEVENBETTS share details of the new space—from embracing the building’s history to coining “Aperture Gray.”
As guest editor of Aperture’s fall issue, Sugimoto traces his obsessions—from the nature of seeing to humanity’s quest for immortality.
With its first permanent exhibition center, Cincinnati’s FotoFocus cements its standing at the forefront of lens-based art.
For more than half a century, the legendary Japanese photographer has explored how time etches its mark on everyday objects and surfaces.
The mythic photographer’s globally touring retrospective has a long-awaited presentation in Kyoto.
The wildly inventive photographer on his prescient career, his fascination with dreaming, and how he embraced photography’s failures.
In a new photo essay, Rahim Fortune responds to the legacy of Black photographers who documented Texas throughout the twentieth century.
In a conversation from her new book, the artist speaks about the interwoven histories of land, power, survival, and Black identity.
Since the 1990s, Homma has chronicled the vagaries of fashion and youth culture, suburban life, ocean waves, and radioactive mushrooms, amassing more than sixty publications.
Emanuele Satolli speaks about documenting conflict zones in Ukraine and the Middle East—and why it’s essential to see difficult images in a photobook.
The artist reflects on how the island community has impacted him, renewing his interest in making music and deepening his engagement with nature.
For ten years, the photographer chronicled the revelry and grief of his friends, making a definitive series about youth in New York.
The artist reflects on how ideas of history, identity, and power have always informed her acclaimed photography.
The Paris-based duo talks about what inspires them, from August Sander to scooter riders in Hanoi.
Forty years after a formative stay in South Beach, Pierson returns to Miami for an exhibition of his photographs and paintings—and recreates the bed he once slept in.
By supporting local photographers and developing ethical guidelines, The Minnesota Star Tribune is setting a visual standard for reporting on ICE.
Inuuteq Storch’s intimate photographs of village life near the Arctic Circle navigate the complexities of Inuit traditions and Danish colonial influence.
The fiftieth anniversary edition of a…
