“Hope, however, is an act of faith and has to be sustained by other concrete actions.” Photographer Drew Jarrett and Style Director Ronald Burton III collaborate on this fashion portfolio for Document’s Fall/Winter 2024–25 issue
Redefining intelligence through intuition From medieval mystics to modern radicals, for Document’s Fall/Winter 2024–25 issue, Ananda Yin explores the suppressed potency of intuitive knowledge
Fashion The Shoptimist: An unbearable uniformity of being In her monthly column, previously closeted gym member Maya Kotomori ruminates on the role of the yoga set on her shopping psyche
Literature Fine Print: You’re a winner, baby On the heels of the National Book Awards announcements, columnist Drew Zeiba asks what prizes mean for publishing
Mumbai, Unstyled: everyday fashion in India’s City of Dreams Photographer Martin Mae captures families, fashion models, and rickshaw drivers in the beautifully cacophonous city. by Hannah Ongley The women of the Bauhaus who rethought the world—and were forgotten On the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus, look at five groundbreaking women who were erased from art history. by Ann Binlot 6 stories of compassion and contradiction on America’s southern border In 'American Backyard,' photographer Elliot Ross and writer Genevieve Allison give voice to the families, ranchers, and indigenous activists negotiating life on the U.S.-Mexico border. by Clara Malley 5 Agnès Varda films that taught us how to be vulnerable Document remembers the vulnerable tenor of Varda’s oeuvre—and the 5 films that it is best embodied by. by Tia Glista Genevieve Gaignard removes our rose-colored glasses for white Americana The artist explores the disturbing resonances of domestic life and white nostalgia in "Black White and Red All Over" at Monique Meloche Gallery. by Clara Malley Helen Schulman explores age-old questions in the age of information Set in a Silicon Valley multiverse ruled by apps and algorithms, Schulman's latest book 'Come With Me' reveals the myriad consequences of our gluttonous hunger... by Hayley Phelan The 14th Sharjah Biennial tells the stories ignored by popular culture Zoe Butt, Omar Kholeif, and Claire Tancons curated the 14th Sharjah Biennial, ‘Leaving the Echo Chamber,’ which looks at how systems dictate culture. by Ann Binlot Why everyone is rediscovering the spiritual illustrations of Emma Kunz The Serpentine in London plays host to the UK’s first solo show of the Swiss naturopath, healer, and environmental artist. by Caroline Christie What is ‘emotional labor’ and why can’t you invoice for it? Artist and activist Liv Wynter explains why we need to redefine the term emotional labour. by Caroline Christie Wardrobe Therapy: sorting out my inner psyche and my summer aesthetic In the era of minimalism and Marie Kondo, we’re made to feel bad about not wanting to give items up. Janelle Abbott's 'Wardrobe Therapy' makes... by Sara Radin Anne Imhof’s ‘Sex’ convulses with death and desire The artist gives expression to human yearnings and the futile quest for refuge—against a frenetic soundtrack spanning Vivaldi to Nirvana. by Justin Polera Su Misu’s erotic photographs reveal Taiwan’s subversive underbelly The Taiwanese photographer's daring images are on display at Art Basel in Hong Kong through March 31. by Ann Binlot Yasiin Bey released his newest album and all I got was a Polaroid of myself The artist formerly known as Mos Def released Negus at Art Basel in Hong Kong—but you could only listen to it if you were there. by Ann Binlot Photographing the vibrant, disappearing community of elderly Jews in 1970s South Beach The late Andy Sweet's legacy is the subject of a recent documentary and photography book. by Sara Radin Marie Tomanova captures the vulnerability of American youth The Czech-born, New York-based photographer immortalizes her American Youth series with her new book ‘Young American.’ by Ann Binlot How Arthur Rimbaud became the blueprint for outsider teen fashion Exploring how the 19th-century poet influenced River Phoenix, Kurt Cobain, and Hedi Slimane. by Dane Harrison A day in Tompkins Square Park with artist Jack Greer The artist discusses his affinity for parks, creating in the spirit of the internet, and how he's changed since the end of The Still House... by Nick Ricardo Mariette Pathy Allen spent 40 years documenting the transgender community’s radical resilience 'Rites of Passage,' on display at The Museum of Sex, reveals all that has changed and all that tragically remains the same in the battle... by Clara Malley 8 questions with Alice and Molly Goddard, fashion’s coolest sibling duo Alice and Molly Goddard discuss dress-ups, Avril Lavigne, and three decades of collaboration by Clara Malley Denise Murrell calls attention to the forgotten black muses of contemporary art The art curator's new exhibition at the Musee D'orsay in Paris places black figures at the center of contemporary art. by Jess Cole Artists Bryndon Cook and Rahim Fortune find stability in their Southern roots Ahead of his new album, Bryndon Cook—a.k.a. Starchild and the New Romantic— discusses southern identity and strong women with photographer Rahim Fortune. by Allie Monck Revisiting Godard’s ‘Tout Va Bien,’ a manifesto for post-1968 class struggle Starring a newly radicalized Jane Fonda, Jean-Luc Godard’s masterpiece of radical cinema documented a workers strike at a French sausage factory, and revealed the stratification... by Tia Glista Farah Al Qasimi photographs the playful everyday behind Dubai’s flashy veneer The New York and Dubai-based photographer disrupts the notion that Dubai is all flashy cars and towering skyscrapers in an exhibition at Jameel Arts Centre. by Ann Binlot Paul Hanlon’s 6 favorite beauty looks from the Fall 2019 shows Hair stylist Paul Hanlon takes Document backstage to see his creations for the Fall 2019 shows at Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Lacoste, Chloé, and Paco Rabanne. by Document Journal Art gives a voice to South Asia’s most persecuted communities ‘Fabric(ated) Fractures,’ a group exhibition at Concrete in Dubai, tells the untold stories of rape, religious violence, and loss in South Asia. by Ann Binlot Anthony Turner’s 6 favorite beauty looks from the Fall 2019 shows Anthony Turner, a regular Document contributor, takes us through his favorite Fall 2019 shows: No.21, Ann Demeulemeester, Missoni, Erdem, and Rochas. by Document Journal Holli Smith’s 7 favorite beauty looks from the Fall 2019 shows The hair stylist takes Document backstage to showcase her favorite creations for GmbH, Acne Studios, Kenzo, Eckhaus Latta, Proenza Schouler, and Helmut Lang. by Document Journal China learns what happens when you tell goths to remove their makeup An online protest has erupted in China after a woman was banned from getting on public transport because her goth-style makeup was “too frightening.” by Caroline Christie Photographer Alec Soth spent a year being a stranger in people’s homes The photographer’s latest series ‘I Know How Furiously Your Heart Is Beating’ captures a glimpse of people in their own homes. by Ann Binlot Lauren Parsons’s 6 favorite beauty looks from the Fall 2019 shows Parsons takes Document on her fashion week rounds, sharing her highlights at Grace Wales Bonner, Camper, Moncler x Simone Rocha, and Bottega Veneta. by Document Journal Paradise Found: Can this new club make Times Square fun? Can the joint venture between ex-Studio 54 proprietor Ian Schrager and the bohemian nightclub House of Yes create a new Paradise in Times Square? by Daisy Prince Meet the artist starting a roadkill-to-table revolution Petr Davydtchenko, who’s been living off roadkill as an alternative to capitalism, likens his practice to the bitcoin revolution. by Caroline Christie Pangolins: The world’s most illegally trafficked animal (and arguably the cutest) Exploring why the real-life pokemon are the world's most trafficked animals. by Caroline Christie Thomas de Kluyver’s 6 favorite beauty looks from the Fall 2019 shows The make up artist drew inspiration from late 90s proms, a punk Oliver Twist, and Japanese cosplay. by Document Journal Premiere: Sunbeam Sound Machine’s new video is a psychedelic meditation on loneliness Hazy melodies meet Uber Eats in the music video for ‘Seems Like You've Made Up Your Mind’ about a delivery man’s buoyant break from monotony. by Kaylee Warren Girls who beat boys: 5 female athletes on pushing the limits of possibility At the Nike Women presentation in Paris, Document spoke to Brandi Chastain, Vashti Cunningham, Leticia Bufoni, Zeina Nassar, and María José Rojas about how dreaming... by Ann Binlot Theaster Gates illuminates the dark history of Maine’s interracial exiles For his first solo museum exhibition in France at Palais de Tokyo, the artist explores America’s dark forgotten past through the interracial exiles of Malaga... by Ann Binlot Science proves banning violent music is total BS Drill, juggalos, death metal—studies have shown that listening to violent music can actually make us happy, so why do authorities continue to censor it? by Caroline Christie Unlock your creative potential by staring quietly into the void In his new book, ‘Not Working: Why We Have to Stop,’ psychoanalyst Josh Cohen makes the case for embracing inertia. by Caroline Christie Anna Sheffield, the fashion set’s new favorite jewelry designer The jeweler discusses bringing the interdisciplinary ethos of The Wiener Werkstätte to engagement rings. by Ann Binlot EDITION Hotels is reinventing billboard art—and Times Square along with it Robotic art projects and 3-D billboard installations are attracting New Yorkers to Times Square by Kaylee Warren Documenting the humanity in Tbilisi’s brutalist landmark of Soviet occupation Photographer Alex Schoelcher examines the history within a Tbilisi apartment complex for his new project "Plato." by Clara Malley Reclaiming nudity through the work of Alice Neel Exploring the freedom found in our unfiltered bodies at the new retrospective covering 60 years of Alice Neel’s nudes on view at David Zwirner. by Ann Binlot Anti-Agency is pushing modeling to new, inclusive heights 11 models from Anti's diverse roster speak on the agency and why inclusive modeling is an absolute necessity. by Shawn Lakin Sadie Barnette explores a Black Panther-infused family history at The Armory Show Sadie Barnette brings a joyful reprieve to issues of race, identity, and gentrification at Charlie James Gallery at the 25th edition of The Armory Show. by Ann Binlot 3 exhibitions changing the narrative around the “forgotten female artist” For International Women’s Day, Document celebrates the women who defined art history—and the curators ensuring they get their due. by Clara Malley Tracking this season’s hot new trend: Environmentalism Climate change was all the talk for Fall 2019, but how do we make the jump from runway to reality? by Gabriela Serpa Follow model Simona Kust get ready for the Saint Laurent Winter 2019 show The model takes us with her as she prepares for the Saint Laurent Winter 2019 show in Paris. by Sam Weir The producer behind ‘The American Meme’ unpacks modern celebrity Bert Marcus talks to Document about the impact of social media on modern-day fame, and his upcoming film Apollo. by Caroline Christie Marco Zanini has set out on his own—and is not looking back The designer, who launched the first collection under his eponymous label at Milan Fashion Week, discusses taking the plunge into full creative control. by Alice Lefons
Mumbai, Unstyled: everyday fashion in India’s City of Dreams Photographer Martin Mae captures families, fashion models, and rickshaw drivers in the beautifully cacophonous city. by Hannah Ongley
The women of the Bauhaus who rethought the world—and were forgotten On the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus, look at five groundbreaking women who were erased from art history. by Ann Binlot
6 stories of compassion and contradiction on America’s southern border In 'American Backyard,' photographer Elliot Ross and writer Genevieve Allison give voice to the families, ranchers, and indigenous activists negotiating life on the U.S.-Mexico border. by Clara Malley
5 Agnès Varda films that taught us how to be vulnerable Document remembers the vulnerable tenor of Varda’s oeuvre—and the 5 films that it is best embodied by. by Tia Glista
Genevieve Gaignard removes our rose-colored glasses for white Americana The artist explores the disturbing resonances of domestic life and white nostalgia in "Black White and Red All Over" at Monique Meloche Gallery. by Clara Malley
Helen Schulman explores age-old questions in the age of information Set in a Silicon Valley multiverse ruled by apps and algorithms, Schulman's latest book 'Come With Me' reveals the myriad consequences of our gluttonous hunger... by Hayley Phelan
The 14th Sharjah Biennial tells the stories ignored by popular culture Zoe Butt, Omar Kholeif, and Claire Tancons curated the 14th Sharjah Biennial, ‘Leaving the Echo Chamber,’ which looks at how systems dictate culture. by Ann Binlot
Why everyone is rediscovering the spiritual illustrations of Emma Kunz The Serpentine in London plays host to the UK’s first solo show of the Swiss naturopath, healer, and environmental artist. by Caroline Christie
What is ‘emotional labor’ and why can’t you invoice for it? Artist and activist Liv Wynter explains why we need to redefine the term emotional labour. by Caroline Christie
Wardrobe Therapy: sorting out my inner psyche and my summer aesthetic In the era of minimalism and Marie Kondo, we’re made to feel bad about not wanting to give items up. Janelle Abbott's 'Wardrobe Therapy' makes... by Sara Radin
Anne Imhof’s ‘Sex’ convulses with death and desire The artist gives expression to human yearnings and the futile quest for refuge—against a frenetic soundtrack spanning Vivaldi to Nirvana. by Justin Polera
Su Misu’s erotic photographs reveal Taiwan’s subversive underbelly The Taiwanese photographer's daring images are on display at Art Basel in Hong Kong through March 31. by Ann Binlot
Yasiin Bey released his newest album and all I got was a Polaroid of myself The artist formerly known as Mos Def released Negus at Art Basel in Hong Kong—but you could only listen to it if you were there. by Ann Binlot
Photographing the vibrant, disappearing community of elderly Jews in 1970s South Beach The late Andy Sweet's legacy is the subject of a recent documentary and photography book. by Sara Radin
Marie Tomanova captures the vulnerability of American youth The Czech-born, New York-based photographer immortalizes her American Youth series with her new book ‘Young American.’ by Ann Binlot
How Arthur Rimbaud became the blueprint for outsider teen fashion Exploring how the 19th-century poet influenced River Phoenix, Kurt Cobain, and Hedi Slimane. by Dane Harrison
A day in Tompkins Square Park with artist Jack Greer The artist discusses his affinity for parks, creating in the spirit of the internet, and how he's changed since the end of The Still House... by Nick Ricardo
Mariette Pathy Allen spent 40 years documenting the transgender community’s radical resilience 'Rites of Passage,' on display at The Museum of Sex, reveals all that has changed and all that tragically remains the same in the battle... by Clara Malley
8 questions with Alice and Molly Goddard, fashion’s coolest sibling duo Alice and Molly Goddard discuss dress-ups, Avril Lavigne, and three decades of collaboration by Clara Malley
Denise Murrell calls attention to the forgotten black muses of contemporary art The art curator's new exhibition at the Musee D'orsay in Paris places black figures at the center of contemporary art. by Jess Cole
Artists Bryndon Cook and Rahim Fortune find stability in their Southern roots Ahead of his new album, Bryndon Cook—a.k.a. Starchild and the New Romantic— discusses southern identity and strong women with photographer Rahim Fortune. by Allie Monck
Revisiting Godard’s ‘Tout Va Bien,’ a manifesto for post-1968 class struggle Starring a newly radicalized Jane Fonda, Jean-Luc Godard’s masterpiece of radical cinema documented a workers strike at a French sausage factory, and revealed the stratification... by Tia Glista
Farah Al Qasimi photographs the playful everyday behind Dubai’s flashy veneer The New York and Dubai-based photographer disrupts the notion that Dubai is all flashy cars and towering skyscrapers in an exhibition at Jameel Arts Centre. by Ann Binlot
Paul Hanlon’s 6 favorite beauty looks from the Fall 2019 shows Hair stylist Paul Hanlon takes Document backstage to see his creations for the Fall 2019 shows at Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Lacoste, Chloé, and Paco Rabanne. by Document Journal
Art gives a voice to South Asia’s most persecuted communities ‘Fabric(ated) Fractures,’ a group exhibition at Concrete in Dubai, tells the untold stories of rape, religious violence, and loss in South Asia. by Ann Binlot
Anthony Turner’s 6 favorite beauty looks from the Fall 2019 shows Anthony Turner, a regular Document contributor, takes us through his favorite Fall 2019 shows: No.21, Ann Demeulemeester, Missoni, Erdem, and Rochas. by Document Journal
Holli Smith’s 7 favorite beauty looks from the Fall 2019 shows The hair stylist takes Document backstage to showcase her favorite creations for GmbH, Acne Studios, Kenzo, Eckhaus Latta, Proenza Schouler, and Helmut Lang. by Document Journal
China learns what happens when you tell goths to remove their makeup An online protest has erupted in China after a woman was banned from getting on public transport because her goth-style makeup was “too frightening.” by Caroline Christie
Photographer Alec Soth spent a year being a stranger in people’s homes The photographer’s latest series ‘I Know How Furiously Your Heart Is Beating’ captures a glimpse of people in their own homes. by Ann Binlot
Lauren Parsons’s 6 favorite beauty looks from the Fall 2019 shows Parsons takes Document on her fashion week rounds, sharing her highlights at Grace Wales Bonner, Camper, Moncler x Simone Rocha, and Bottega Veneta. by Document Journal
Paradise Found: Can this new club make Times Square fun? Can the joint venture between ex-Studio 54 proprietor Ian Schrager and the bohemian nightclub House of Yes create a new Paradise in Times Square? by Daisy Prince
Meet the artist starting a roadkill-to-table revolution Petr Davydtchenko, who’s been living off roadkill as an alternative to capitalism, likens his practice to the bitcoin revolution. by Caroline Christie
Pangolins: The world’s most illegally trafficked animal (and arguably the cutest) Exploring why the real-life pokemon are the world's most trafficked animals. by Caroline Christie
Thomas de Kluyver’s 6 favorite beauty looks from the Fall 2019 shows The make up artist drew inspiration from late 90s proms, a punk Oliver Twist, and Japanese cosplay. by Document Journal
Premiere: Sunbeam Sound Machine’s new video is a psychedelic meditation on loneliness Hazy melodies meet Uber Eats in the music video for ‘Seems Like You've Made Up Your Mind’ about a delivery man’s buoyant break from monotony. by Kaylee Warren
Girls who beat boys: 5 female athletes on pushing the limits of possibility At the Nike Women presentation in Paris, Document spoke to Brandi Chastain, Vashti Cunningham, Leticia Bufoni, Zeina Nassar, and María José Rojas about how dreaming... by Ann Binlot
Theaster Gates illuminates the dark history of Maine’s interracial exiles For his first solo museum exhibition in France at Palais de Tokyo, the artist explores America’s dark forgotten past through the interracial exiles of Malaga... by Ann Binlot
Science proves banning violent music is total BS Drill, juggalos, death metal—studies have shown that listening to violent music can actually make us happy, so why do authorities continue to censor it? by Caroline Christie
Unlock your creative potential by staring quietly into the void In his new book, ‘Not Working: Why We Have to Stop,’ psychoanalyst Josh Cohen makes the case for embracing inertia. by Caroline Christie
Anna Sheffield, the fashion set’s new favorite jewelry designer The jeweler discusses bringing the interdisciplinary ethos of The Wiener Werkstätte to engagement rings. by Ann Binlot
EDITION Hotels is reinventing billboard art—and Times Square along with it Robotic art projects and 3-D billboard installations are attracting New Yorkers to Times Square by Kaylee Warren
Documenting the humanity in Tbilisi’s brutalist landmark of Soviet occupation Photographer Alex Schoelcher examines the history within a Tbilisi apartment complex for his new project "Plato." by Clara Malley
Reclaiming nudity through the work of Alice Neel Exploring the freedom found in our unfiltered bodies at the new retrospective covering 60 years of Alice Neel’s nudes on view at David Zwirner. by Ann Binlot
Anti-Agency is pushing modeling to new, inclusive heights 11 models from Anti's diverse roster speak on the agency and why inclusive modeling is an absolute necessity. by Shawn Lakin
Sadie Barnette explores a Black Panther-infused family history at The Armory Show Sadie Barnette brings a joyful reprieve to issues of race, identity, and gentrification at Charlie James Gallery at the 25th edition of The Armory Show. by Ann Binlot
3 exhibitions changing the narrative around the “forgotten female artist” For International Women’s Day, Document celebrates the women who defined art history—and the curators ensuring they get their due. by Clara Malley
Tracking this season’s hot new trend: Environmentalism Climate change was all the talk for Fall 2019, but how do we make the jump from runway to reality? by Gabriela Serpa
Follow model Simona Kust get ready for the Saint Laurent Winter 2019 show The model takes us with her as she prepares for the Saint Laurent Winter 2019 show in Paris. by Sam Weir
The producer behind ‘The American Meme’ unpacks modern celebrity Bert Marcus talks to Document about the impact of social media on modern-day fame, and his upcoming film Apollo. by Caroline Christie
Marco Zanini has set out on his own—and is not looking back The designer, who launched the first collection under his eponymous label at Milan Fashion Week, discusses taking the plunge into full creative control. by Alice Lefons