Aperture Opens New Headquarters on New York’s Upper West Side

Aperture, the nonprofit photography publisher founded in 1952, opened its new home last week. The organization has taken the first two floors of a building on the Upper West Side at Columbus Avenue and West 78th Street, across from the American Museum of National History. The decision to move uptown from its previous location in […]

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Once rejected as ‘too outlandish’, Zandra Rhodes’ archive is helping to shape fashion’s future

Rhodes donated her archive to De Monfort University, where it is being used to engage and inspire upcoming fashion designers.

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