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Keith Lamont Scott and the Legacy of Police Violence
Coinciding with Aperture magazine’s “Vision & Justice” issue, students in Sarah Lewis’s Harvard University class “Vision & Justice: The Art of Citizenship” contributed essays on the...
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Beauty in the Eye of the Storm
Amos Mac and Juliana Huxtable, Liberty, 2013Courtesy the artists “Creepy, exciting, and a little weird” is how Amos Mac, a Los Angeles photographer, describes slinking into the American Civil Liberties...
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Framing Justice
Sarah Lewis, guest editor of Aperture magazine’s summer 2016 issue, “Vision & Justice,” recently asked this question to her class at Harvard University. Here are five reflections from participating...
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No Country for Young Men
Abbas Kowsari, Tehran/Azadi Stadium, April 22, 2006, from the series Masculinity ACourtesy the artist and Ag Galerie, Tehran Since the 1979 revolution, Iran’s image abroad has been defined by its...
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Bruce Jackson: On the Inside
Bruce Jackson, Texas and Arkansas prison photographs, 1965–78Courtesy the artist Among other things, the American prison system is designed to keep a purportedly disagreeable or disposable portion of...
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Envisioning the Right to Vote
Coinciding with Aperture magazine’s “Vision & Justice” issue, students in Sarah Lewis’s Harvard University class “Vision & Justice: The Art of Citizenship” contributed essays on the...
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