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Minor White, Siskind & Callahan Survey Opens at Princeton
Exhibition News·12d ago
via Aperture
Daily Digest
Saturday, August 1, 2026
Minor White, Siskind and Callahan at Princeton, plus fresh boutique glass
Exhibitions, awards, and boutique glass
From the Editor
Princeton University Art Museum has opened a survey pairing Minor White, Aaron Siskind, and Harry Callahan, tracing how their shared aesthetic helped shape photography as an academic discipline. Aperture also revisits Larry Clark's Tulsa through the lens of urban planning history, and the CWAS David Malin Awards named its 2025 astrophotography winners. Lens news comes from three smaller manufacturers — DK-Optic, Mitakon, and 7Artisans — each with new glass for Leica M, GFX/XCD, and mirrorless mounts.
Top Stories · 6 items
1 Curator Brendan Fay drew the show from the museum's own holdings of prints, slides, and archival publications.
2 photo_cameraThe Hidden Urban History Behind Larry Clark's Tulsa
Project Opinion·12d agovia ApertureThe piece traces Tulsa's images back to interstate highway construction and federal renewal policy, not only to Clark's original subjects.
3 photo_cameraDK-Optic Chiaro 38mm f/1.9 Launches for Leica M-Mount
Lens News·12d agovia Leicarumors4 photo_cameraCWAS David Malin Awards 2025 Top Astrophotography
Awards News·12d agovia ColossalStefan Buda's lunar detail shot took the overall prize; entrants came from around the world.
5 photo_cameraMitakon Pittura 30mm f/2.4 for GFX and XCD Now Available at $500
Lens NewsupdateUpdate·12d agovia PhotoRumors6 photo_camera7Artisans AF 10mm f/2.5 MAX Fisheye Announced at ~USD 350
Lens NewsupdateUpdate·12d agovia Roger Cicala / LensRentals Substack (Optical Limits)
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