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Tag: Aperture
Reading Time: 2 minutes Laub has been photographing her family for the last 20 years. The resulting photobook is by turns lavish, hilarious, and moving
Reading Time: 3 minutes Driven by a desire to “do everything differently”, in 2017 Davis dropped his ongoing projects and spent two years travelling to Los Angeles, resulting in an expansive monograph published by Aperture
Reading Time: 5 minutes “It was painful to go back because I didn’t process what happened the first time”
Reading Time: 4 minutes With entries from Roe Ethridge, Jim Goldberg, Rinko Kawauchi, and 200 others, Photo No-Nos explores how not to make a good image
Reading Time: 6 minutes The Canadian photographer observes her own life to explore the commodification of our personal data and way of being
Reading Time: 6 minutes The American photographer whose work tackles subjects affecting himself and others discusses his ever-evolving, multi-layered practice
Reading Time: 3 minutes This month, editor, publisher, and executive director at Aperture Foundation Chris Boot reflects on his life and career
Reading Time: 3 minutes The South African photographer’s series of self-portraits addressing race, gender, and identity has been awarded the prestigious photobook prize
Reading Time: 2 minutes Arnis Balcus, photographer, editor in chief of FK Magazine and director of Riga Photomonth, picks out the projects that caught his eye, including Georgs Avetisjans’ Homeland The Longest Village