Aperture 242 Spring 2021 New York
£19.95
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ISBN
MAPERTU242
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One year after New York City shut down in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Aperture magazine releases “New York,” an extraordinary issue honoring the city through photographs and essays by visionary artists and writers.
| Weight | 1.000000 |
|---|---|
| Binding | Magazine |
| Pages | 148 |
| Date Published | 2021-03-04 00:00:00 |
| Frequency | Quarterly |
|---|---|
| ISBN13/Barcode | 9781597115032 |
| ISBN10 | 1597115037 |
| Publisher | Aperture Foundation |
TABLE OF CONTENTS
This Is New York
–Julian Rose on Berenice Abbott
–Michael Schulman on Weegee
–Alan Michelson on Lewis W. Hine
–Darryl Pinckney on Harlem
–Brian Wallis on An-My Lê
–Paul Moakley on Christine Osinski
–Natasha Stagg on Nightlife
–Thessaly La Force on Isa Genzken The Alchemist
Jamel Shabazz’s indelible portraits of style and joy
Tanisha C. Ford On the Town
Revisiting the “New York issue” in classic magazines
Vince Aletti Life and Death in an American City
How one photographer covered the unfolding of the pandemic
Philip Montgomery in Conversation with Kathy Ryan Seeing In Black
Images, activism, and organizing for the Black community
Antwaun Sargent Voices & Memories
At the Museum of Chinese in America, photographs tell a story of resilience
Hua Hsu PICTURES
Rosalind Fox Solomon
The people of the city
Lynne Tillman Irina Rozovsky
In Plain Air
Joseph O’Neill Ari Marcopoulos
Pandemonium
Hilton Als Adam Pape
The Roses
Arthur Lubow Rafael Rios
Family
Concepción de León Ryan McGinley
The Stonewall Protests
Mikelle Street Saul Leiter
New York in Color
Randy Kennedy Farah Al Qasimi
Queens Main Street
Suleman Sheikh Anaya Widline Cadet
Absence Persists
Edwidge Danticat Roe Ethridge
Fugitive Sunset
Eva Díaz
FRONT
Agenda
Shirin Neshat, Fotoclubismo, The New Woman Behind the Camera, Grief and Grievance
Day Jobs
Rebecca Bengal on Jim Goldberg’s collaborative photograms
Backstory
Rianna Jade Parker on James Barnor’s images of Black cosmopolitans
Curriculum
Rinko Kawauchi on Seiichi Furuya, Sally Mann, and James Turrell
BACK
Endnote
A conversation with Fran Lebowitz
This Is New York
–Julian Rose on Berenice Abbott
–Michael Schulman on Weegee
–Alan Michelson on Lewis W. Hine
–Darryl Pinckney on Harlem
–Brian Wallis on An-My Lê
–Paul Moakley on Christine Osinski
–Natasha Stagg on Nightlife
–Thessaly La Force on Isa Genzken The Alchemist
Jamel Shabazz’s indelible portraits of style and joy
Tanisha C. Ford On the Town
Revisiting the “New York issue” in classic magazines
Vince Aletti Life and Death in an American City
How one photographer covered the unfolding of the pandemic
Philip Montgomery in Conversation with Kathy Ryan Seeing In Black
Images, activism, and organizing for the Black community
Antwaun Sargent Voices & Memories
At the Museum of Chinese in America, photographs tell a story of resilience
Hua Hsu PICTURES
Rosalind Fox Solomon
The people of the city
Lynne Tillman Irina Rozovsky
In Plain Air
Joseph O’Neill Ari Marcopoulos
Pandemonium
Hilton Als Adam Pape
The Roses
Arthur Lubow Rafael Rios
Family
Concepción de León Ryan McGinley
The Stonewall Protests
Mikelle Street Saul Leiter
New York in Color
Randy Kennedy Farah Al Qasimi
Queens Main Street
Suleman Sheikh Anaya Widline Cadet
Absence Persists
Edwidge Danticat Roe Ethridge
Fugitive Sunset
Eva Díaz