Iggy Pop and Ottessa Moshfegh examine the pathologies of contemporary culture
For Document’s Tenth Anniversary issue, Iggy Pop joins Ottessa Moshfegh to discuss raging against the machine, weaponizing established paradigms, and leaving New York for greener pastures
From the Archive: Frankie Knuckles and Honey Dijon bring down the house
The late Frankie Knuckles and Honey Dijon both brought Chicago house music to New York, albeit in different decades. Here, the DJs reminisce about a pre-digitized music world and the joys of imperfection in a live mix for Document's Spring/Summer 2013 issue.
From the Archive: Susanne Bartsch talks with Joey Arias about resurrecting nightlife countless times over
Joey Arias—singer, artist, and performer—catches up with Susanne in her apartment in the Chelsea Hotel and recalls their very first meeting in Soho.
From the Archive: Lady Bunny and Jimmy Paul on perfecting the art of hair and performance
Famed drag queen Lady Bunny and hairdresser Jimmy Paul cover wigstock, truck stop makeup touch-ups, and the hair related dangers of cab rides.
From the Archive: Erykah Badu on her love for New York, Earl Sweatshirt, and her irreplicable style
Erykah Badu discusses her nonprofit work in Dallas and a collaboration with Givenchy in Document's Spring/Summer 2014 issue.
From the Archive: Willem Dafoe takes you inside his fanaticism
Writer and critic John Ortved sits down with the prolific actor to discuss the ritual of performance, falling in love with one's craft, and why Dafoe brings only a suitcase to set.
