New York, October 27, 2026— This November, Aperture will release Josef Koudelka: Invasion Prague 68 in a hardcover format.

Donate by October 31 to join our vibrant community of artists, writers, curators, and donors in making this landmark ...

Daido Moriyama is, to a great extent, an artist both incomprehensible and misunderstood. Incomprehensible because the question he poses, What is a photograph?—besides being too far-reaching and ...

Catherine Opie (born in Sandusky, Ohio, 1961) is an American photographer and educator. Her work has been the subject of major solo exhibitions at institutions including the Los Angeles County Museum ...

Featuring photographs by E.A. KAHANE, illustrations by The New Yorker cartoonist Tom Toro, and a story by Doro Globus, this fall title publishes ahead of the historic 100th anniversary of the ...

This year’s celebration takes place at the American Museum of Natural History, in the heart of the Upper West Side, where Aperture opened its new permanent home at 380 Columbus Avenue on September 18, ...

This event is at capacity. Please email publicprograms@aperture.org to be put on a waitlist. Aperture and PhotoWork have come together to present a series of programs featuring the PhotoWork Senior ...

Chair: Cathy M. Kaplan Secretary: Anne Stark Locher Treasurer: Michael Hoeh Executive Director: Chris Boot (ex officio) Trustees Emeriti Antonia Paepcke DuBrul Annette Y. Friedland Barry H. Garfinkel, ...

This event is at capacity. Please email publicprograms@aperture.org to be put on a waitlist. Please join us at Aperture for a special conversation between artist Coreen Simpson and writer and curator ...

Aperture’s new home at 380 Columbus Avenue features a bookstore and gallery with a rotation of intimate photography presentations. The inaugural installation, “Aperture Loves New York,” pays tribute ...

Lillian Bassman: Bazaar and Beyond provides an expansive view of a woman who challenged the status quo in fashion photography between the 1940s and the 1960s. Bassman was an American fashion ...

For twenty-two years, every day, wherever he was in the world, Juan Pablo Echeverri took a self-portrait. A moment of action, followed by five minutes of waiting. His life was active, restless, ...