Aperture 100: The Edge of Illusion (Fall 1985)

Aperture's landmark 100th issue, "The Edge of Illusion," opens with Fred Ritchin's essay "The Future of Photojournalism," arguing that the field's credibility was eroding under the myth of photographic objectivity and needed a reconsideration of its relationship to reality. Also includes a report by Ritchin and Sarah Charlesworth on a 1984 Havana colloquium on Latin American photography, Denise Dixon's "Dream Portraits," and portfolios by Joel-Peter Witkin, John Baldessari, Robert Cumming, and David Robbins, alongside reviews.

DETAILS

• Condition: Like New
• Contributors: Fred Ritchin, Sarah Charlesworth, Denise Dixon, Joel-Peter Witkin, John Baldessari, Robert Cumming, David Robbins
• Publisher: Aperture Foundation, New York
• Issue: 100, Fall 1985
• Pages: 82
• ISBN: 0-89381-205-6
• Dimensions: 9.5" x 11.25"