Film Sophie Thatcher finds salvation in storytelling The ‘Yellowjackets’ star opens up about her music career, childhood obsessions, and her desire to ‘become unrecognizable’
Art With ‘Road Less Traveled,’ Rose B. Simpson diaries the tension between ancestry and modern culture The artist’s New York debut is on view at Jack Shainman Gallery, rendering tangible her relationship with Native identity and cycles of personal struggle
Art The work of art in the age of algorithmic optimization The intellectual property debate asks who profits from the fruits of creative labor—and what it means to make something beautiful when everyone else can, too
Art Thomas Blackshear casts new light on the canon of Western American art In collaboration with Stetson, the artist personifies the hidden Black cowboy, reimagining Lon Megargee’s iconic painting ‘The Last Drop From His Stetson’
At Large New York was killing me: Seeking community in the city of cultural saturation For Document’s tenth anniversary, Rahel Aima reflects on what New York gave to her, and why she left it by Rahel Aima At Large Amongst the artworks counted as the newest detainees of the war on terror The art made by Guantanamo Bay detainees and the photographs of Edmund Clarke, both on display in New York City this spring, offers new perspectives... by Rahel Aima
At Large New York was killing me: Seeking community in the city of cultural saturation For Document’s tenth anniversary, Rahel Aima reflects on what New York gave to her, and why she left it by Rahel Aima
At Large Amongst the artworks counted as the newest detainees of the war on terror The art made by Guantanamo Bay detainees and the photographs of Edmund Clarke, both on display in New York City this spring, offers new perspectives... by Rahel Aima
