Issue 201 features:

An age-old German pagan festival is documented by Axel Hoedt (cover image).

Photojournalist Lynsey Addario covers new terrain in her war photography—women soldiers on and off duty in Afghanistan.

Custom-built cameras by Aïm Deüelle Lüski offer a unique exploration of the medium and the ongoing conflict in Israel and the Palestinian territories.

Lucia Nimcova culls leftover images from the photographic archives of Socialist Czechoslovakia to understand the stories within stories.

An interview with famed Parisian photographer Willy Ronis, shortly before his death.

Contemporary photography from Taiwan, from a dynamic group of artists.

Roger Ballen‘s cryptic images from his new project, The Asylum.

Subscribe to Aperture magazine now and receive a FREE book!

Photo by Paul Fusco/Magnum Photos

Antiphotojournalism, a new exhibition at La Virreina Centre de l’Imatge in Barcelona, identifies recent transformations and expansions of the field of photojournalism. Curated by Charles Guerra and Aperture magazine contributing editor Thomas Keenan, the exhibition brings together works that have challenged conventions of the practice and have created unexpected relationships between the image and social struggle.

Featured in the exhibition are works by Magnum photographer Gilles Peress, who was featured in Aperture magazine issue 191, Paul Fusco, whose Paul Fusco: RFK was published by Aperture in 2008, Susan Meiselas, featured in Aperture magazine issue 193, Laura Kurgan, in Aperture magazine issue 178, Walid Raad, in Aperture magazine issue 198, Oliver Chanarin and Adam Broomberg, featured in Aperture magazine issue 185, and Ariella Azoulay, a contributor to the web exclusive, Photography and Human Rights.

Antiphotojournalism
July 5th – October 10th, 2010

La Virreina Centre de l’Imatge
La Rambla, 99
Barcelona, Spain

Click here for more information about Antiphotojournalism and surrounding events

Click here to view Aperture magazine back issues