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“The Photobook Issue” from Source: “150 Greatest Photobooks of all Time” - and two photobook films coming soon! source.ie/photobook/
Taking the first step into a strange new universe of the NFT x the history of photography …
@fellowshiptrust @halecar2 (thank you for the patient guidance!)
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In the latest episode of "The Messy Truth," Gem Fletcher speaks with Aperture creative director Lesley A. Martin on the current state of photobook publishing and what it can offer a body of work. Listen to the full podcast at: ow.ly/rmSy50DT9Bf
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Call for entries! The @ParisPhotoFair – @aperturefnd PhotoBook Awards celebrates the book's contribution to the evolving narrative of photography. The winner will be awarded $10,000.Deadline for entries is 11 September 2020. Apply here: qoo.ly/37rqee
Finding solace in photo books ✨📚 | Photography | The Guardian @tejucole theguardian.com/artanddesign…
I’m jurying a book prize for Kris Graves Projects! krisgravesprojects.com/prize - enter now; call ends on Sunday, Dec. 8 ✨📚✨
Bravo to @c_risch for the terrific article on Artist-Run Publishers in @pdnonline. Congrats to Kris Graves Projects, Shawn Bush, and to all those featured for creating affordable publishing platforms!
Some rare materials related to the @aperturefnd origin story; show in relation to a 1961 issue of the magazine featuring 5 students at the Institute of Design, which of course was shaped by Lazlo Moholy Nagy + early… instagram.com/p/BzixrEqAPy9/…
Keith Smith on Books from PBR 015 aperture.org/blog/kevin-smit…
Nooooooo no no 💔😢California’s wildfires incinerate a world-renown photobook collection bjp-online.com/2018/11/heiti… via @1854
Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah name checks Roger Reeves on "The Work of Art in the Age of Ferguson, Baltimore, and Charleston" which led me to seek this out on youtube: youtu.be/QelCu9VjfVs ... worth a listen ...
I can't tell you how tickled I am by this: Stupid Banksy Painting “Self-Destructs” at Auction hyperallergic.com/464419/1-3…
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Time is running out! Less than a week left to submit your book to the 2018 PhotoBook Awards for the chance to win a cash prize, maximum exposure, and have your photobook exhibited around the world. Deadline September 14 5:00 p.m. EST. Enter now at: ss1.us/a/8kCqgXNg
Tonight!!
Tomorrow! Join Aperture and Parsons School of Design (9/10) for a conversation with Evan Walsh, Janice Moynihan, & Charlotte Woolf from @for_freedoms, a platform for civic engagement used by artists in the U.S. More details at: ht.ly/5c1c30lBnFW
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👏We want your photobooks 👏 Less than 10 days submit to the 2018 PhotoBook Awards for the chance to win a cash prize, maximum exposure, and have your book exhibited around the world. Deadline September 14. Enter now at: ss1.us/a/8kCqgXNg
A very strong round-up of why we should know and care about Shahidul Alam and his wrongful imprisonment. (And why we must resist the pernicious idea that “the press is the enemy of the people”)
Why Is the Case of Jailed Photographer Shahidul Alam So Important? Martin Parr, Dayanita Singh, and Others Explain His Significance artnt.cm/2vVXOR8
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Have a great photobook? Get it seen by entering the 2018 Paris Photo–Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Awards! Winners will be selected for First PhotoBook, PhotoBook of the Year, and Photography Catalogue of the Year. Deadline September 14. ss1.us/a/8kCqgXNg
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@lamartin of @aperturefnd presented the five finalists of the Photobook Prize at #COTM2018. The winner, awarded with the production and publication of her dummy and the exhibition at #COTM2019, is @marinacaneve with "Are they rocks or clouds?" - Designed by Marina Caneve.
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Celebrating photography’s role in expanding our vision of family, Aperture’s Fall Gala will honor Agnes Gund, Catherine Gund, Catherine Opie, Hank Willis Thomas and Dr. Deborah Willis. Tickets are available now, at ss1.us/a/PmGFAQjg
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Watch: A panel discussion on Shomei Tomatsu’s work and influence on a generation of Japanese photographers: youtu.be/Ge6J3kZ9PL4



















