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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.
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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.
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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
Images from last week’s kick-off to Aperture’s Sixtieth Anniversary Gala and Auction season.
An exciting opportunity to win a limited-edition Robert Capa print valued at $2,500.
Melissa Harris talks with Richard Misrach and Kate Orff about the process of depicting and unpacking the complex ecologies featured in Petrochemical America.
Vicki Goldberg reviews two exhibitions at the Addison Gallery in Andover, Massachusetts.
An exhibition of new photographic self-portraits by Sally Mann.
An interview with Paris-based independent lecturer, curator, and art critic Simon Njami.
A first look at our 2012 Photography Auction.
An event presented by Klompching Gallery and Ffotogallery.
The Museum of the City of New York hosts a panel with Bruce Gilden, Richard Bram, Sylvia Plachy, and Richard Sandler.
Announcing new Instagram photo contest hosted by Dan Deacon and Aperture Magazine.
A panel at the Aperture Gallery, moderated by Stephen Mayes, discussing the ethical dimensions of conflict photojournalism.
The fall season descends on New York with exciting new exhibitions.
In celebration of the avant-garde composer’s centennial, enjoy a classic clip from 1960.
