Josh Aronson (b. 1994, Toronto, Canada) is a Florida-based artist whose photographs explore masculinity, tenderness, and belonging within the landscapes of the American South. Raised in Florida by parents of Middle Eastern and Eastern European descent, he uses photography to reimagine connections between people and place. His work has been published in The New York Times, Frieze, Vogue, and The Guardian, and his debut zine, Tropicana (2020), is held in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art Library and The Library of Congress. He is the founder of Photo Book Speed Date, a public program that fosters engagement with photobooks through fast-paced, community-driven conversations.