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Paris Photo and Aperture are pleased to announce the shortlist for the 2026 Paris Photo–Aperture PhotoBook Awards—an annual celebration of the photobook’s enduring role within the narrative of ...

In a 1978 film called Lynn Turning into Roberta, the artist Lynn Hershman Leeson applies makeup to her face, sets a wig on her head, and gradually eases into the role of her fictitious persona and ...

New York, October 13, 2026—This October, Aperture releases Alex Webb: Walking Blues. In Walking Blues, the acclaimed street photographer Alex Webb traverses some forty cities across the United States, ...

New York, October 8, 2026—Paris Photo and Aperture are pleased to announce the shortlist for the 2026 Paris Photo–Aperture PhotoBook Awards—an annual celebration of the photobook’s enduring role ...

In the late 1970s, Tina Barney began a decades-long exploration of the everyday but often hidden life of the New England upper class, of which she and her family belonged. Photographing close ...

In March 2020, within weeks of the first diagnosed cases of COVID-19 in New York, Philip Montgomery began documenting the health-care workers and staff in nine of the city’s hospitals. On his first ...

In 1984, Fred Ritchin published an article in the New York Times Magazine called “Photography’s New Bag of Tricks,” an early reflection—and warning—on how digital technology would rewrite the rules of ...

Photography as a Way of Life: Minor White, Aaron Siskind, and Harry Callahan is a sprawling survey of works by the mid-twentieth-century American photographers on view at Princeton University Art ...

This interview originally appeared in Aperture, issue 220, “The Interview Issue,” Fall 2015. Fox Solomon’s photographic career has been defined by an itch for travel and a desire to use the camera as ...

“If we are going to bring about a better world,” Mary Ann Weathers wrote in her 1969 essay “An Argument for Black Women’s Liberation As a Revolutionary Force,” “where best to begin than with ourselves ...

This essay originally appeared in Todd Hido: Intimate Distance (Aperture, 2025) under the title “Light and Dark Chambers.” We all begin in the middle. We are born, and that is the start of something, ...