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A Message from Aperture Foundation’s New Executive Director
Sarah Meister reflects on the role Aperture has played throughout her life and how photography brings us together, across continents and decades.
Sara Cwynar,
Today is my second First Day at a New Job, and I’m giddy with anticipation. My
first First Day was in September 1994, fresh out of college, when I walked into the Department of Photography at the Museum of Modern Art. We used typewriters on occasion, floppy disks at shared computers, no internet or email! John Szarkowski stopped by regularly, and people smoked in their offices. Every Thursday morning, the curatorial staff would gather to look at portfolios that photographers had dropped off and mailed in from all over the world. I couldn’t believe how fortunate I was to spend my days around amazing photographs and brilliant people. That feeling never waned and in my new role leading Aperture, I imagine it never will.
First, a few words about William Wiley
Before we plow into the weekend s (and next week s) great art events, I would like to take a moment to remember first-generation UC Davis art faculty William Wiley. Some of my most fun and interesting days at the UC Davis campus were spent with Wiley. He came back to the university in 2014 to present his iconic Gong sculpture to campus. I wrote about that event here. Today, the San Francisco Chronicle published his obituary, which does a great job telling his life story from his days before UC Davis, at UC Davis, and after UC Davis. He was 83, passing away this week after battling Parkinson s disease. There will be more on Wiley later.
Irina Rozovsky, from the series In Plain Air , Prospect Park, Brooklyn, 2011–20Courtesy the artist
Photographers including Roe Ethridge, Ryan McGinley, Jamel Shabazz and Rosalind Fox Solomon share their personal visions of the city for Aperture’s Spring issue
March 16, 2021
New York is always evolving, and the last 12 months saw it take on a new form. The once-bustling city was forced into silence as Covid tore through its streets, with businesses shuttered, landmarks closed and residents forced into their homes. However, despite all the challenges, New Yorkers are adapting – and Aperture is celebrating their resilience.
The Spring issue of the photography magazine is celebrating the city’s captivating legacy, tracing its ambitious architectural beginnings, right up to the social shakeups of 2020. There are contributions from Ryan McGinley, who shares a new project about Stonewall activists; Roe Ethridge, who celebrates the grit and glamour of Rockaway Beach; and Jamel