Aperture #264
Aperture is an acclaimed international quarterly journal specializing in photography. Established in 1952, Aperture champions the vital role of photography in nurturing and inspirirng a more curious, creative, and equitable world. Expect curated thematic issues, artist portfolios, and critical/cultural writing. The magazine is the flagship publication of the Aperture Foundation.
In this issue: Stop Time, Guest Edited by Hiroshi Sugimoto
Aperture's Fall issue is guest edited by Hiroshi Sugimoto, the photographer/architect contributes an essay on photography's origins and ending, a visual curation of his cabinet of curiosities, and is speaks to Michael Famighett on playing the long game. Highlights of issue #264 also include Phil Taylor on the history of gag photography, Stephen Shore on how to sharpen your mind's eye, Martine Gutierrez on Dada, The Little Mermaid, and Grace Jones, John Wilson on rare images, the old Times Square, and the history of Concrete. Plus, Petra Colins speaks with Thora Siemsen about fandom and obsession.
New York, USA; 24x30cm; 152 pages; Quarterly; Fall 2026