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Aperture 209 Winter 2012
£9.99
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ISBN
MAPERTU209
Aperture 209 Winter 2012 is available to buy in increments of 1
| Weight | 0.535000 |
|---|---|
| Binding | Magazine |
| Pages | 88 |
| Date Published | 2012-10-11 00:00:00 |
| Frequency | Quarterly |
|---|---|
| ISBN13/Barcode | 9781597112079 |
| Publisher | Aperture Foundation |
Exploring Democracy in America with Alec Soth and Brad Zellar, Chris Jennings, David Campany, Taryn Simon and Roxana Marcocci, Tim David, Sylvia Plachy, Fred Ritchin, Hank Willis Thomas and Deborah Willis, Alllan Sekula and Noël Burch, Trevor Paglen, and An-My Lê.
This issue features "This is Anywhere: Alec Soth takes a road trip with Brad Zellar;" "Picture Utopia" by Chris Jennings; "All American: Five Photographic Books" by David Campany; "Between the Image and the Word: Photographs and annotations by Taryn Simon," interview by Roxana Marcocci; "The Neighborhood Ketchup Ad: Photography and Housing in Unzoned America" by Tim Davis; "Traveling Kids" by Sylvia Plachy; "Between a Rock and a Soft Place" by Fred Ritchin; "Triumph & Image: Hank Willis Thomas" by Deborah Willis; "The Omnipotent Sea: Alllan Sekula and Noël Burch’s The Forgotten Space" by Arthur Ou; "Images of the Everywhere War" by Trevor Paglen; and "Events Ashore," photographs and commentary by An-My Lê.
This issue features "This is Anywhere: Alec Soth takes a road trip with Brad Zellar;" "Picture Utopia" by Chris Jennings; "All American: Five Photographic Books" by David Campany; "Between the Image and the Word: Photographs and annotations by Taryn Simon," interview by Roxana Marcocci; "The Neighborhood Ketchup Ad: Photography and Housing in Unzoned America" by Tim Davis; "Traveling Kids" by Sylvia Plachy; "Between a Rock and a Soft Place" by Fred Ritchin; "Triumph & Image: Hank Willis Thomas" by Deborah Willis; "The Omnipotent Sea: Alllan Sekula and Noël Burch’s The Forgotten Space" by Arthur Ou; "Images of the Everywhere War" by Trevor Paglen; and "Events Ashore," photographs and commentary by An-My Lê.