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Produced in collaboration with Magnum Foundation, Aperture's spring 2024 issue presents a series of socially engaged projects that creatively reframe historical events to engage urgent questions of the present. The issue will spotlight photographers across the world to ask: What could an archive of the future look like? What possibilities are offered by the gaps and silences in archives and historical records? The spring 2024 issue includes ph...

Released in tandem with New York's design week and Salone del Mobile, the annual design industry event in Milan, Aperture 's "Design" issue will look at the many ways in which photography and design are intertwined-- examining the relations between image making and product design, architecture, and graphic design across histories and geographies. The issue will also debut a refreshed design of Aperture magazine.

Aperture 155Optical Allusions: New Perspectives in Spanish PhotographySpring 1999 Optical Allusions: New Perspectives in Spanish Photography explores a range of images and perspectives that emerged from a group of photographers in Spain during the 1990s. Eleven portfolios selected for their overlapping thematic and stylistic approaches reveal a rich and idiosyncratic photographic vision, in tune with international developments in photography a...

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With a nod to the surrealist filmmaker Luis Buñuel, Aperture’s winter issue delves into how photographs function as products, expressions, and catalysts of all manner of desire, from the romantic to the material to the fantastical. Features include a profile of the evocative but understudied work of Imai Hisae, the feminist self-portraiture of Melissa Shook, a conversation with the provocative fashion photographer Juergen Teller on the occasi...

This issue explores the myriad ways in which Asian American image makers have negotiated the tension between being seen and unseen as strategies of survival, play, and reclamation, from the pursuit of anonymity or effacement during times of exclusion to practices of self-fashioning and commemoration within communities. Just as the term “Asian American” covers an incredible diversity of people from different geographic origins, classes, cul...

Following Aperture’s acclaimed city issues centered around photography in Delhi, Mexico City, Los Angeles, New York, Tokyo, and São Paulo, the magazine’s Fall edition considers Accra as a site of vivid photographic styles connected to visual culture in Ghana and West Africa. From the pioneering midcentury studio photography and photojournalism of James Barnor to the sensitive and experimental work of Eric Gyamfi, Accra is at the center of dial...

This spring Aperture magazine presents ?We Make Pictures in Order to Live? an issue that nods to the late, celebrated writer Joan Didion and looks at photography's relationship to storytelling. ?We live entirely, especially if we are writers, ? Didion writes in her iconic essay ?The White Album, ? ?by the imposition of a narrative line upon disparate images, by the 'ideas' with which we have learned to freeze the shifting phantasmagoria which ...

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Aperture 249: Winter 2022

Aperture 248: 70th Anniversary Issue

The summer issue of Aperture is guest edited by acclaimed photographer Alec Soth. For this issue, Soth selected photographs and stories that connect to sleep and the logic of dreams. The issue includes an exclusive interview with Soth by novelist Siri Hustvedt, a curated portfolio by Soth on his artistic influences, features on Duane Michals, Sophie Calle, Emila Medkova, Elliot Jerome Brown, Lee Miller, Nancy Rexroth, and much more.

In spring 2022, Aperture will release "Celebrations, " an issue that addresses rituals, gatherings, and community. Lynne Tillman contributes a survey of landmark images of celebration through the years, from Malick Sidibé and Peter Hujar to LaToya Ruby Frazier. Several profiles and essays--including Alistair O'Neill on Jamie Hawkesworth, Moeko Fuiji on Rinko Kawauchi, Tiana Reid on Shikeith, Mona El Tahawy on Miriam Boulos, and Anakwa Dwamena ...

Aperture's "Latinx" issue, guest edited by curator Pilar Tompkins Rivas, will explore how photography by Latinx artists offers a complex understanding of experiences across ethnicity, class, and gender in the United States. The issue presents images that span the nineteenth century to the present, and delves into the image records of political resistance, social spaces, and youth culture and nightlife through essays on the Chicano Movement, Re...

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