Aperture PhotoBook Club
On Small Books | With Jason Fulford, Kris Graves, and Carmen Winant
Tuesday, May 6
1:00 p.m. EDT
Join us for the May Club gathering where Aperture’s executive director, Sarah Meister, will sit down with artists (and bookmakers) Jason Fulford, Kris Graves, and Carmen Winant to discuss some of their favorite tiny, small, and undersized photobooks, and to parse out the particular appeal of these petite publications.
In the most recent PhotoBook Review, from the issue “Image Worlds to Come: Photography & AI,” the writer Megan N. Liberty poses an interesting question to an illustrious crew of thinkers: “Is the age of oversized photobooks over?” We decided to continue this ripe conversation at this gathering.
This public program is free and open to all. A recording of the event will be made available after the live event.
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Hosted by Aperture’s executive director, Sarah Meister, the Aperture PhotoBook Club brings together a constellation of artists and individuals engaged with photobook-making for conversations that inform and inspire photo-loving audiences around the world.
Join the Club to receive news on upcoming gatherings and discounts on featured photobooks.
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Image: Carmen Winant, Instructional Photography (SPBH Editions, 2022)
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