Aperture Magazine is the #10 art news publisher who focuses on photography. Established in 1952, Aperture is a renowned photography magazine showcasing exceptional works by established and emerging photographers. Its home office is located in New York City, USA.
Aperture is a non profit and their coverage is New York and US based artists from marginalized communities. Aperture covers exhibitions, books, and emerging artists offering a critical voice in the photography. Aperture is a personal favorite which I find substantive. Check out the recent articles from Aperture below.
How the Belgian artist models his work on photographs and film stills to evoke history and trigger memories.
Gregory Crewdson and Lauren Ambrose are among the Berkshires residents who are actively trying to save a local movie house. Here, they speak about cinematic pictures, art in the Berkshires,…
In her images of Salvador and its residents, Laryssa Machada engages with issues of race, territoriality, visibility, and memory.
Before he died in the early 1990s, the Bronx-born artist used family pictures throughout his singular work in photography, drawing, and painting.
In his collaborations with influential literary figures and performers, Hosoe created surreal scenes that invoke the fantastic.
Kyotographie is distinct among photo festivals for its clever site-specific exhibitions in many of the city's stunning locations.
Winner of the 2023 Aperture Portfolio Prize, Nguyen casts an intimate gaze upon a generation confronting historical stereotypes.
In 2019, Brian Lau traveled to Ho Chi Minh City to document the last months of his father's life, creating a moving meditation on family and grief.
The photographer's multilayered still lifes interrogate the trade routes between Africa, the Caribbean, and the US—and show how memory emerges through the senses.
Ziyu Wang's playful portraits parody the social expectations of masculinity and what a "man" should look like.
