Aperture

Aperture’s fall issue is a time-traveling exploration of light, vision, and photography’s deepest questions…

“Devotions” is the first monograph focused on the work of Elle Pérez, collecting over a decade of deeply…

Love, heartache, pleasure, pain—Elle Pérez has emerged as a defining voice of their generation, making…

From start to finish. Aperture’s new home is now open. We can’t wait to welcome you at 380 Columbus Avenue…

This fall, Aperture’s bookstore and gallery will host artist talks, panel discussions, and book celebrations…

In Mexico and New York, Luis Manuel Diaz takes the drama and beauty of Catholic religious painting and…

In the weeks after 9/11, Steve Pyke photographed posters of the missing from the Twin Towers. Twenty-five…

Explore Aperture’s Fall 2026 season of photobooks. Next week on September 18, Aperture opens the doors to…

When we invited Hiroshi Sugimoto to guest edit an issue of the magazine, he responded that he’d like to…

Aperture’s End of Summer Sale is here—save 35% off sitewide on photobooks, magazines, and limited-edition…

“Books are my medium,” says Lee Friedlander in a piece for @nytimes. “I’d rather be in books than on the…

The legendary artist Yayoi Kusama died on August 14 at the age of 97. Known for transforming polka dots into…

“I’m always trying for a certain level of psychological depth and perception, for pictures that reward…

Rather than simply documenting reality, photographers at this summer’s Arles Festival negotiate memory and…

In the latest title of Aperture’s Photography Workshop Series, Catherine Opie offers an expansive dialogue…

In the latest title of Aperture’s Photography Workshop Series, Catherine Opie offers an expansive dialogue…

For ten years, Ishikawa Naoki traveled on an odyssey across the Japanese archipelago, documenting scenes of…

Photography has a new home. Opening September 18, 2026, visit us at 380 Columbus Avenue in New York City.…

In the 1970s, Minor White, Aaron Siskind, and Harry Callahan wrested photography into a deeply personal…

Stare, pry, eavesdrop, shadow. Photography and voyeurism have long been linked, blurring the lines between…

Larry Clark’s legendary photobook “Tulsa” (1971) may seem like a timeless portrait of youth and addiction…

On view October 15, 2026–January 11, 2027, at ICP, "I’m So Happy You Are Here: Japanese Women Photographers…

Well known for his luminous photographs of landscapes and suburban housing, Todd Hido casts a distinctly…

Ricardo Alcaraz has spent five decades documenting Puerto Rico’s movements for labor rights, land, and…