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Photography has long served as a medium of choice not only for the curious practitioner, but also for his or her audience, whose curiosity may be either aroused or appeased by an image.
aperture magazine
Oppenheim's work resides in interstitial spaces: between two images separated by time and place; between materialist and conceptual approaches to the medium; between intellect and emotion.
aperture magazine
I hope the ambiguity will cause viewers to be more aware of what they are projecting onto the image. The sculptural works take this one step further by involving you physically with the work—you literally step into them.
talks & interviews
In Iraq, photographers were so locked down, but they hung in there and got good stuff.
talks & interviews
A discussion with A New American Picture artist Doug Rickard, Tuesday, October 16 at Aperture Gallery.
A new photography exhibition at Aperture Gallery opens Wednesday, October 17.
Looking at the relationship between the work of two influential street photographers.
Order your limited signed edition of Richard Misrach’s acclaimed Golden Gate series.
Aperture’s traveling photography exhibition is now on view at Palau Robert in Barcelona.
Purchase a ticket and get a limited-edition pre-release copy of Parr’s new book, Life’s a Beach.
Philadelphia Photo Arts Center hosts a visiting artist lecture with Mary Ellen Mark.
The New York Times Lens blog features Lyon’s bucolic wallpaper scenes.
AIGA and Design Observer celebrate the best book design in America.
Celebrating the US launch of A Moment. Master Photographers: Portraits by Michael Somoroff.
Congratulations to An-My Lê and Uta Barth, MacArthur Fellowship recipients.
Be the first to own a copy of Life’s a Beach, Martin Parr’s new deluxe limited-edition photobook.
