Aperture 191

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Summer 2008

Aperture 191

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Sophie Calle: A Lover's Monologue By Giuseppe Merlino Merlino considers Calle's recent project Prenez soin de vous (Take Care of Yourself), exhibited at last year's Venice Biennale.
The Films of Robert Frank By Luc Sante Sante discusses Frank's films Pull My Daisy, The Sin of Jesus, and Me and My Brother.
Disappearances: The Photographs of Trevor Paglen By Thomas Keenan Paglen's work with photography and other media confronts the shadowy world of covert American military programs.
How Images Can Break the Silence Photographs by Gilles Peress Commentary by John Berger Through words, photographs, and an extraordinary exhibition, Peress and Berger express their responses to Picasso's Guernica.
Jane Hammond's Recombinant DNA By Amei Wallach Although known for her paintings and prints, Hammond has produced a series of theatrical photo-collages.
Town and Country: Reading for the Leisure Class By Vince Aletti Aletti looks back at the heyday of this publication conceived to entertain the affluent elite.
Off to Camp: The Photographs of James Bidgood By Philip Gefter Bidgood's over-the-top photographs parody the desire they are meant to elicit.
Susan Derges: The Eden Windows By Mark Haworth-Booth Derges implements unusual photographic techniques in an extraordinary series inspired by the elements.
Heavy Light: Recent Photography and Video from Japan A discussion with Christopher Phillips and Fuku Noriko Aperture speaks with the curators of this landmark exhibition.
Picturing the Iraq War Veterans By Mary Panzer A look at how photographers address a grim legacy of the war: wounded veterans.