Aperture's Spring 2020 Issue Explores Domestic Spaces Through Architecture, Design, and Photography

Aperture magazine's Spring 2020 issue, titled 'House & Home', examines domestic spaces as reflections of historical moments and future aspirations. The 136-page publication, released on March 10, 2020, investigates connections between architecture, design, and photography. It features conversations with prominent architects including David Adjaye, Denise Scott Brown, and Annabelle Selldorf. Previously unpublished work by photographer Robert Adams appears alongside new portfolios from artists Alejandro Cartagena, Fumi Ishino, and Mauro Restiffe. The duo Randhir Singh and Seher Shah also contribute visual explorations of home across different geographies and time periods. Architectural discussions range from David Adjaye's consideration of homes as urban refuges to Frida Escobedo's concrete camera obscura house designs. The issue revisits the influential interiors magazine Nest through Lou Stoppard's analysis of its commissioned works. Sara Knelman reexamines an iconic exhibition of family photographs while Lena Fritsch explores Japanese domestic longing. Additional content includes Ezra Stoller's architectural photography introduced by Mimi Zeiger and Brendan Embser's study of Frederick Kiesler's 1933 Space House. The publication measures 9.25 by 12 inches and carries ISBN 9781597114837.