the aperture blog: web-only reviews, interviews, essays, and foundation news
In Iraq, photographers were so locked down, but they hung in there and got good stuff.
talks & interviews
The history of photography is tightly intertwined with architecture and the built environment. The question to ask of the recent burst of attention to the relationship between them might be, why now?
A winner will be announced in June 2013. Stay tuned!
foundation news
I wanted to explore figures that are already iconographic. Although they are three-dimensional, I think of them almost as images.
talks & interviews
A look at the history of manipulated photography.
Two weeks left to enter! Here is the third wave of PhotoBook Award contenders.
Introducing a limited-edition Golden Gate folio from Richard Misrach.
Our choice of the best in online photography news and commentary.
An upcoming exhibition looks at the book as a conceptual, psychological, and cultural form.
A dynamic multimedia app celebrates the unique legacy of the late choreographer.
In this video, Barney Kulok offers a look at the process of building his latest monograph.
These on-press images just landed in Aperture’s inboxes, sent by Barney Kulok himself.
Rebecca Norris Webb: Solo Exhibition and “Our Dakota” Flickr Group
Aperture’s publisher of books recommends a New York gallery stop, an exceptional DIY title, and one book she’s currently reading.
The Winter Stories photographer discusses a metallic model zeppelin he built, and how it found its way onto the ceiling of Aperture’s editorial offices.
The entry period has just reached its halfway point. Take a moment to size up the second wave of PhotoBook Award contenders.
