Aperture Conversations
What is a Photo-Text Book?
Thursday, July 4
4:00 p.m. EST
Join Aperture Foundation at Temple Arles Books for a conversation with Lesley A. Martin, Aperture’s Creative Director, Federica Chiochetti, The Photocaptionist and Guest Editor of The PhotoBook Review, Issue 016, and contributors Laia Abril, Claire Bouveresse, Rémi Coignet, and David Solo.
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The PhotoBook Review is a biannual newsprint journal dedicated to the consideration of the photobook — from the coffee-table book to the hand-made artist edition, and on fostering a better understanding of the ecosystem of the photobook as a whole. The PhotoBook Review is available in select bookstores, including Aperture Gallery, and to subscribers to Aperture magazine. The PhotoBook Review is a co-production of Aperture and Paris Photo, in support of the Paris Photo-Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Awards.
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