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Bibliographische Detailangaben
Format:	Zeitschrift
Sprache:	German
Veröffentlicht:	New York : Aperture Foundation
Aufsatz in Zeitschrift/Bände/Inhalte:	412 Datensätze

1. Egypt in Flaubert's time : the first photographers 1839-1860

2. Modern Vision : revisiting a 1929 exhibition that blended photography and cinema

3. Viewfinder : in the 1960s, Akihiko Okumara photographed Northern Ireland with understated eloquece.

4. Hisae Imai : Daydreams : an ascendant figure in Tokyo's art and fashion senes of the 1960s, Imai took an unpredictable turn after a terrible car accident.

5. Tarrah Krajnak : 1979: Contact Negatives

6. Coreen Simpson : Past Lives : in the 1980s, Simpson made portraits of New York's artistic and nightlife scenes - and later found success as a jewelry designer. Her multifacted work...

7. The Downtown Diplomat : in the 1980s, Tseng Kwong Chi made a name for himself in New York's downtown circuit with his deistinctive Mao suit. He lived a form of performance, embodie...

8. the Evocative Years : Libuse Jarcovjakova's diary of beauty and despair in 1980s Prague

9. Direct Action : in the 1980s, Sheba Chhachhi was galvanized by a national feminist movement in India. Her staged portraits of fellow activists testify to the power of solidarity.

10. Allen Frame : 1981, NYC

11. Ketaki Sheth rediscovers her photographs of the bustling center of 1990s-era Hindi cinema.

12. Before he died in the early 1990s, Darrel Ellis made experimental images with family pictures. Will a retrospective revive interest in a nearly forgotten artist?

13. A World without Men : in the 1990s, a group of xoung Japanese photographers were branded as "girly". But what do their images tell us about female power today?

14. Domestic Comfort : how did an early 1990s exhibition anticipate the trasformation of family life in the U.S.?

15. Avion Pearce, winner of the 2024 Aperture Portfolio Prize, creates a world between reality and dreams.

16. 223 : Acts of Memory

17. Josef Sudek poet of Prague a deepening Vision : Thema des Heftes

18. The Lives of Samuel Fosso : a Conversation

19. Rrose is a Rrose Revisited : twenty years after an influential exhibition, a curator considers the enduring images of gender performance

20. Gender is a Playround : an Interview

21. A long-awaited anthology highlights Black women in British photography

22. Unbound Journeys : a Conversation

23. Imagination. we live in a shadow of the society we could have : Arrhythmic Mythic Ra

24. Preview : High above San Francisco Bay, Richard Misrach creates a sublime but eerie vision of global trade.

25. Redux : Rafael Goldchain captured tender moments against a backdrop of political violence in Latin America.

26. A Peculiar Feeling of Reality : Pati Hill turns xerography into a pliable and surprising form of photographic art.

27. Alice Proujansky : Fighting Times : a photographer reconstructs her parents' radical past, and reckons with what to keep and what to let go.

28. Abdo Shanan : the Right to a Memory

29. Moonsongs for Earth : Prasiit Sthapit : how did music propel a Maoist revolution in Nepal?

30. For so many years when I close my Eyes : when Yu Lai Wai-ling's son disappeared from Hong Kong into China, she embarked on a tireless investigation to find him. the photographer Bi...

31. Daniel Shea : Empire Plaza : a Utopian Dream in Albany

32. Ferrari Luigi Ghirri : an artist woho saw photography as a means to restore his sense of wonder, Ghirri embraced a commission for the legendary carmaker.

33. Cutting a Figure

34. Studio Visit : Stefan Ruiz's Brooklyn home is a visual biography of his prolific career.

35. More Real Than a Memory : Melissa Shook

36. She's got the Look : a generation of women photographers, drawing on feminist art of the past, reconsiders the dynamics of being seen.

37. Juergen Teller : the Force of Life : a Coversation

38. John Akomfrah : the Door of Memory : a Conversation

39. The Correspondent : Gerald Annan-Forson documented the transformations of postindependence Ghana from an intimate perspective, telling a spectacular story of political and social c...

40. Zohra Opoku : Ghana Becomes You : a Conversation

41. How to Survive the American Dream : a Conversation

42. Toyo Miyatake Manzanar Stories : while interned during the Second World War, Toyo Miyatake created - sometimes surreptitiously - a vivid record of life inside the infamous Californ...

43. Landscapes & Memories : a Conversation

44. William Kentridge : the Excess of the Studio : a conversation

45. Deborah Turbeville : a Passport to Fashion

46. Under the Influence : playing with the tension between photography and design, two architects create a novel form of image making.

47. Between Art and Function : what purpose does a photograph serve?

48. Grace Wales Bonner : The Researcher : a Conversation

49. Gordon Parks's photographs of the activist Stokely Carmichael portray a strident vision of the Black Power novement.

50. Always in Process, Never Finished : a Conversation

51. Duane Michals : the Human Condition : a Conversation

52. Angel, Fiend, Surrealist : an artist and muse, fearless war correspondent and professional chef, Lee Miller looked at the world with a flair for drama.

53. The Narrative Artist : Sophie Calle has squatted in an abandoned Parisian hotel, worked as a nosy chambermaid, and followed an unsuspecting stranger across Venice - all to create u...

54. Alec Soth Song of the Open Road : a Conversation

55. Books for the Future : a Conversation

56. Everyday People : in a time of overabundant information, could the photo-album hold cultures toghether?

57. Edges of Illusion. at a time of burgeoning culture wars, artists confronted fundamentally political questions about identity

58. The Idea of Photography : a decade that redefined the medium.

59. Wolfgang Tillmans's retrospective makes the case for a democratic vision of photography.

60. Out of Sheer Rage : from Bangladesh to the U.S.-Mexico border, artists deploy photography as a form of protest

61. A fold in time : David Wojnarowicz and the radical collections of the Fales Library

62. Speeding Along the Edge : as young artists in Boston, Jack Pierson and Mark Morrisroe made life into a queer utopia - and showed the joy of young people being themselves.

63. The Original Ballad : how did a slideshow with hundreds of images, presented at bars and nichtclubs, become a new way of seeing relationships? Elle Perez speaks with Marvin Heiferm...

64. The Ballad of Nan Goldin : a Conversation

65. A History of violence : an Conversation

66. "What I care about is a kind of calm, or tranquility, that creates a setting". : an Conversation

67. Alejandro Cartagena : a small Guide to Homeownership

68. Protest. for a better life this side of heaven.

69. Radical Vision : Maggie Nelson : a conversation

70. Lynn Hershman Leeson & Eileen Myles : the Double : a conversation

71. Collier Schorr Humanity, Visiblility, Power : a Conversation

72. Prison Index : can a website jump-start conversations about inequality, mass incarceration, and institutional violence?

73. Solitary Resistance : a Conversation

74. San Quentin Archive : Nigel Poor uncovers a trove of photographs from California's infamous prison

75. Truth & Reconciliation : a Conversation

76. Gus van Sant a thousand compositions

77. Shirin Neshat's Dreamlands : a conversation

78. Sofia Coppola on Pictures : a Conversation

79. Ilene Segalove's Modern America : a conversation

80. The Genuine in a World of Copies : how one groundbreaking exhibition defined experimental photography in Southern California

81. John Divola & Mark Ruwedel : a conversation

82. A World of our own : David Armstrong

83. Father Figure : Masahisa Fukase transformed the ritual of the family portrait into a source of play - and a memento mori.

84. Diana Markosian : Santa Barbara : a soap poera, a mail-order bride, and a Russian family's new life in California

85. Domestic Labor : a Conversation

86. Nations of Land : for indigenous artis, how can photographs provide a space of visueal sovereignty?

87. Lieko Shiga : eight years after a devastating tsunami, an artist investigates Japan's haunted landscapes

88. Voices & Memories : when a devastating fire tore through the archives of the Museum of Chinese in America, curators feared for the loss of priceless cultural heritage. What do the...

89. We were there : Sunil Gupta has spent his career photographing queer subjects in India - and inspired a new generation to insist on an inclusive politics of belonging.

90. Ishan Tankha : a Peal of Spring Thunder

91. Shahidul Alam on Freedom and Resistance : a Conversation

92. the Lives of Buildings : as modern architecture and planning schemes flourished in India, photographers mapped a new reality.

93. The Photobook as Public Space : a Conversation with Indu Antony and Kaamna Patel

94. The City as a Novel : a Conversation

95. Pao Houa Her : my Grandfather turnes into a Tiger

96. Spaceship Earth : a Conversation

97. Tyler Mitchell : Love for a common way of life

98. Alan Michelson : History is Present : a Conversation

99. Rebecca Belmore : all of my Relations : a Conversation

100. Abdul Kircher : the purest thing

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