Editorial The Artist Who Spent Fifty Years Bringing Museum Dioramas Back to Life Essays Hiroshi Sugimoto has photographed the dioramas at the American Museum of Natural History since 1975. Now his series is coming to a close. Did he find what he was looking for? Advertisement Interviews Behind the Scenes with the Architects of Aperture’s New Home Featured 14 Exhibitions to See This Fall Introducing A Photographer Turns Up the Color in His Family Portraits The Latest CategoriesCategoriesSelect Category Aperture News Essays Featured From the Archive From the Editors Interviews Introducing PhotoBook Awards Photobooks Portfolio Prize Portfolios Remembrances Reviews Summer Open Featured A Season of Public Programs at Aperture’s New Home This fall, Aperture’s bookstore and gallery will host artist talks, panel discussions, and book celebrations with Gillian Laub, Elle Pérez, Stephen Shore, and Coreen Simpson. Interviews Hiroshi Sugimoto Is Playing the Long Game As guest editor of Aperture’s fall issue, Sugimoto traces his obsessions—from the nature of seeing to humanity’s quest for immortality. Reviews In France, an Exhibition Focuses on the Power of Truth Rather than simply documenting reality, photographers at this summer’s Arles Festival negotiate memory and challenge dominant narratives. Essays How Catherine Opie Learned the Art of Teaching Photography Students often imagine that a career in art can be sustained by inspiration alone. But endurance, structure, and collaboration are equally essential. From the Archive An Odyssey Across the Japanese Archipelago For ten years, Ishikawa Naoki traveled among the country's numerous islands, documenting scenes of everyday life and ceremonial traditions found on the margins. Load More Get Aperture Magazine Aperture Magazine Aperture No. 263 Uncovering photography’s secret life: a world… $24.95 1Read more Advertisement Featured View All 14 Exhibitions to See This Fall A Season of Public Programs at Aperture’s New Home The Summer Belongs to Joel Meyerowitz 25 Photobooks That Define America Photobooks View All A Photographer’s Pyramid Scheme Begins to Pay Off Is Photography Yorgos Lanthimos’s True Calling? Why Does the Italian Polymath Bruno Munari Still Spark Joy? Is the Age of Oversized Photobooks Over? Advertisement Interviews View All Behind the Scenes with the Architects of Aperture’s New Home Hiroshi Sugimoto Is Playing the Long Game A New Space for Photography Explores Who Gets to Be an American Ishiuchi Miyako Manifests the Invisible From the Archive View All An Odyssey Across the Japanese Archipelago Sophie Calle’s Art of Games and Chance The World According to Guido Guidi Fred Lonidier’s Unrepentant Focus on Workers’ Rights