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The history of curiosity reminds us that accidents will happen, and instructs its contemporary adepts how to be waiting when they do.
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As Divola notes, “Being here is a practical consideration—it’s very inexpensive, convenient, clean, and air conditioned.”
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Crucially, this exhibition undermines a tendency to canonize Blossfeldt exclusively as a modernist art photographer.
Smalley's distance from photography allows him to approach broader ontological questions: What is an image? How do images circulate within the technologies of contemporary culture?
Celebrities assembled in Park City, Utah, were photographed by Henny Garfunkel with the freshly relaunched Aperture magazine.
A list of official rules for the Aperture relaunch competition. No purchase necessary.
Love the new Aperture magazine? Show us by sending us your pictures with the new issue—and win a prize.
Six traveling exhibitions to follow this Spring 2013.
Aperture magazine visited the tents at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week for last Saturday’s presentation of the Rafael Cennamo Fall 2013 collection.
A year-long distance-learning workshop coordinated by JH Engström and photographer Margot Wallard.
An exhibition of photography and video at El Museo del Barrio in New York.
Aperture speaks with the curator and a participating artist in Color Shift, a show that explores and revisits modernism’s reductive approach to medium, material, and color.
Scott Williams and Henrik Kubel document their time on press in Germany with Aperture magazine’s Spring 2013 issue.
Two short excerpts from MoMA curator Eva Respini’s conversation with photographer James Welling in the artist’s new Aperture book.
An interview with photographer Laura Letinsky, who has explored the expressive possibilities of still-life photography for fifteen years.
Interview with a founder of the London-based graphic design studio responsible for Aperture magazine’s dramatic redesign.
Isabel Stevens reviews Dayanita Singh: File Museum, an exhibition of a new work at Frith Street Gallery, London.
