Aperture Magazine 'Family' - Vol 233

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  Family

• This issue of Aperture considers how artists and photographers have chronicled their relationships to their families and chosen communities, and takes an expanded view of what families can be.

  Agenda: Exhibitions to See
  Graciela Iturbide, Don McCullin, Robert Mapplethorpe, Claudia Andujar

• Dispatches, Jyoti Dhar on Sri Lanka

• Spotlight, Ka-Man Tse’s narrow distances, By Stephanie H. Tung

• Curriculum, By Hannah Starkey

• Object Lessons, Cathy Cade’s Archives, 1970s–80s

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  WORDS
  Editors’ Note: Family

  Liz Johnson Artur: Black Balloon Archive

  Joy, pride, and community across the African diaspora
  By Ekow Eshun

  Into the Album

  How have artists reframed the family picture?
  By Carmen Winant

  Domestic Labor

  A novelist and a photographer on the fictions of kinship
  Lynne Tillman and Justine Kurland in Conversation

  Diana Markosian: Santa Barbara

  Under the sway of a soap opera, a Russian family’s new life in the U.S.
  By Rebecca Bengal

  Masahisa Fukase: Father Figure

  Parody and pathos in a son’s family portraits
  By Tomo Kosuga

  American Families

  Picturing the African American family, from Frederick Douglass to Jamel Shabazz
  Deborah Willis in Conversation with Rhea L. Combs