Art Ballroom Marfa celebrates two decades of mystery and subversion The contemporary art organization located in Texas’s enigmatic desert highlights dozens of artists in a new publication and at aa Manhattan gala
Art Artist Lorenzo Amos paints domestic space as a site for revelation and togetherness In his debut solo show ‘No Regrets Because You’re My Sunshine,’ depictions of a social network reveal the creative self
“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
From Russia, with blood: Andrei Molodkin decries censorship in gory new exhibition The Russian artist brings his series ‘Young Blood’ to Belgium and asks you to participate by donating your own blood. by Caroline Christie Cozying up backstage with Eckhaus Latta and Isamaya Ffrench Photographer Emily Lipson captures all of the behind-the-scenes action at the comfortably cute Eckhaus Latta Fall 2019 show. by Allie Monck Rediscovering skateboarding’s counterculture origins in Rust Belt America The Academy Award nominated documentary ‘Minding the Gap’ uses skateboarding to probe masculinity, class, and trauma. by Tia Glista Step inside Jason Wu’s immersive floral fantasy In an a new presentation, the designer debuted his latest fragrance and a selection of floral inspired garments. by Clara Malley Angela Dimayuga, the chef creating food without borders The former executive chef of Mission Chinese Food—now creative director of food and culture at The Standard International—on de-colonizing food, and her favorite childhood dishes. by Ann Binlot Did MTV’s ‘Choose or Lose’ predict the state of American politics? The 90s youth network can't be blamed for sending Bill Clinton to the White House—but it might provide some helpful lessons for Howard Schultz. by Hannah Ongley 20 years later, ‘United States of Attica’ is still a rallying cry for prison reform Alife® and the Brooklyn Museum teamed to bring Faith Ringgold’s seminal work to a new audience for its inaugural Black History Month capsule collection. by Ann Binlot Nina Las Vegas on how lockout laws are killing Sydney’s club culture The Australian DJ vents about how much the nightlife landscape has changed for the worse since the introduction of Sydney's lockout laws. by Ann Binlot World’s best-attended DJ set was in the online game Fortnite 10 million gamers found their way to Pleasant Park in Fortnite to dance and watch the set by Marshmello. by Caroline Christie Penny Slinger invites us to unveil the feminine psyche in a new tantric exhibition The British artist draws from Surrealism to empower women to reclaim their “birthright” to sexual 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it through the art of contemporary artist... by Ann Binlot 5 photographers on how masculinity informs their practice Five photographers consider how toxic, traditional, and beautiful forms of masculinity inform their practice. by Clara Malley Tabitha Soren sees America’s collective anxiety in our fingerprint-stained screens In her new project ‘Surface Tension,’ Tabitha Soren suggests our digital-era anxiety can actually bring us closer together. by Hannah Ongley How Susan Hiller turned the occult into radical art Looking back at the impact of the anthropologist turned ‘paraconceptual’ art pioneer, who passed away this week at 78. by Caroline Christie The artist too radical for 18th century Paris finally gets an exhibition Centuries after his death, Jean-Jacques Lequeu's haunting sketches of architecture and erotica are finally being celebrated. by Clara Malley Cautious Clay, ex-real estate agent and R&B star on the verge Listen to his new single, ‘Honest Enough.’ by Caroline Christie Max of Homestead’s ‘Bruteman’ is an honest exploration of masculinity The musician hones in on isolation in his new project ‘Bruteman,’ which traverses an album and accompanying photo book. by Allie Monck ‘The Umbrellas of Cherbourg,’ the anti-musical of French New Wave Looking back at the musical starring Catherine Deneuve by director Jacques Demy and composer Michel Legrand, who passed away late last week. by Phil Backes Piers Secunda turns back time on ISIS’ cultural destruction Armed with industrial floor paint the artist is working to repair Iraq's bullet-ridden cultural artifacts and reconnect us with our cultural past. by Caroline Christie The surrealist film noir set in the aftermath of Trump’s inauguration Josephine Meckseper weaves Trump’s inauguration and the Women’s March that followed into a new iteration of Maurice Maeterlinck’s Pelléas et Mélisande. by Ann Binlot Roe Ethridge embraces discordance in a post-truth world The photographer explores everyday sanctuaries at his 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From Russia, with blood: Andrei Molodkin decries censorship in gory new exhibition The Russian artist brings his series ‘Young Blood’ to Belgium and asks you to participate by donating your own blood. by Caroline Christie
Cozying up backstage with Eckhaus Latta and Isamaya Ffrench Photographer Emily Lipson captures all of the behind-the-scenes action at the comfortably cute Eckhaus Latta Fall 2019 show. by Allie Monck
Rediscovering skateboarding’s counterculture origins in Rust Belt America The Academy Award nominated documentary ‘Minding the Gap’ uses skateboarding to probe masculinity, class, and trauma. by Tia Glista
Step inside Jason Wu’s immersive floral fantasy In an a new presentation, the designer debuted his latest fragrance and a selection of floral inspired garments. by Clara Malley
Angela Dimayuga, the chef creating food without borders The former executive chef of Mission Chinese Food—now creative director of food and culture at The Standard International—on de-colonizing food, and her favorite childhood dishes. by Ann Binlot
Did MTV’s ‘Choose or Lose’ predict the state of American politics? The 90s youth network can't be blamed for sending Bill Clinton to the White House—but it might provide some helpful lessons for Howard Schultz. by Hannah Ongley
20 years later, ‘United States of Attica’ is still a rallying cry for prison reform Alife® and the Brooklyn Museum teamed to bring Faith Ringgold’s seminal work to a new audience for its inaugural Black History Month capsule collection. by Ann Binlot
Nina Las Vegas on how lockout laws are killing Sydney’s club culture The Australian DJ vents about how much the nightlife landscape has changed for the worse since the introduction of Sydney's lockout laws. by Ann Binlot
World’s best-attended DJ set was in the online game Fortnite 10 million gamers found their way to Pleasant Park in Fortnite to dance and watch the set by Marshmello. by Caroline Christie
Penny Slinger invites us to unveil the feminine psyche in a new tantric exhibition The British artist draws from Surrealism to empower women to reclaim their “birthright” to sexual expression and deconstruct oppressive structures of power. by Kaylee Warren
Photographing the everyday magic of a matriarchal Cape Town village South African photographer Imraan Christian captures regal portraits of the indigenous communities of Cape Town. by Cassidy George
Backstage at No Sesso’s historic NYFW debut The Los Angeles-based brand kicked off New York Fashion Week with Steve Lacy and Kelsey Lu. by Kaylee Warren
How a Chinese reality show made hip hop mainstream in Taiwan With hip hop being banned on television in mainland China, Taiwan is leading the way for Chinese-language rap. by Ann Binlot
Why millennials are killing for an ethical meal Hunting is increasingly popular amongst millennials, with Mark Zuckerberg claiming to eat only what he kills—and it makes more sense than you think. by Caroline Christie
Finding my Filipino identity in Maia Cruz Palileo’s art Document senior editor Ann Binlot writes on her search for representation of her Filipino heritage only to find it through the art of contemporary artist... by Ann Binlot
5 photographers on how masculinity informs their practice Five photographers consider how toxic, traditional, and beautiful forms of masculinity inform their practice. by Clara Malley
Tabitha Soren sees America’s collective anxiety in our fingerprint-stained screens In her new project ‘Surface Tension,’ Tabitha Soren suggests our digital-era anxiety can actually bring us closer together. by Hannah Ongley
How Susan Hiller turned the occult into radical art Looking back at the impact of the anthropologist turned ‘paraconceptual’ art pioneer, who passed away this week at 78. by Caroline Christie
The artist too radical for 18th century Paris finally gets an exhibition Centuries after his death, Jean-Jacques Lequeu's haunting sketches of architecture and erotica are finally being celebrated. by Clara Malley
Cautious Clay, ex-real estate agent and R&B star on the verge Listen to his new single, ‘Honest Enough.’ by Caroline Christie
Max of Homestead’s ‘Bruteman’ is an honest exploration of masculinity The musician hones in on isolation in his new project ‘Bruteman,’ which traverses an album and accompanying photo book. by Allie Monck
‘The Umbrellas of Cherbourg,’ the anti-musical of French New Wave Looking back at the musical starring Catherine Deneuve by director Jacques Demy and composer Michel Legrand, who passed away late last week. by Phil Backes
Piers Secunda turns back time on ISIS’ cultural destruction Armed with industrial floor paint the artist is working to repair Iraq's bullet-ridden cultural artifacts and reconnect us with our cultural past. by Caroline Christie
The surrealist film noir set in the aftermath of Trump’s inauguration Josephine Meckseper weaves Trump’s inauguration and the Women’s March that followed into a new iteration of Maurice Maeterlinck’s Pelléas et Mélisande. by Ann Binlot
Roe Ethridge embraces discordance in a post-truth world The photographer explores everyday sanctuaries at his latest exhibition in Hong Kong. by Clara Malley
Exploring the rise of Soviet nostalgia in Russia Looking into why millennials are championing the undying appeal of Soviet-era aesthetics. by Caroline Christie
Photographing the everyday lives of Havana’s future boxing champions With his new photo journal ‘Boxing in Havana,’ Dominick Sheldon celebrates Cuba's rich sporting history. by Hannah Ongley
Cheryl Donegan, 90s video provocateur, opens a show about air conditioners The feminist icon opened her latest exhibition, GRLZ + VEILS at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston in homage to New York's air conditioner grills. by Ann Binlot
Close Journal’s new issue will make you want to call your mom The bi-coastal magazine explores the myriad meanings of "family" through fashion, art, photography, and design. by Ann Binlot
Grace Wales Bonner’s first major exhibition merges black mysticism and rituals The designer brings together work from her biggest inspirations, such as photographers Liz Johnson Artur and Rotimi Fani-Kayode, as well as British artist Sampha. by Caroline Christie
Behind the scenes at Kenzo’s ayahuasca-fueled Fall/Winter 2019 show Kenzo’s Humberto Leon and Carol Lim tapped Peruvian artist Pablo Amaringo to create a hallucogenic set inspired by an ayahuasca trip. by Ann Binlot
I brought my conservative dad to the Women’s March “Unfortunately, Cincinnati was in the midst of a freezing rainstorm, but we were set on going through with this unusual father-daughter activity.” by Sara Radin
At Hedi Slimane’s triumphant Celine men’s debut The designer’s Fall/Winter 2019 menswear collection for Celine arrived with rock star swagger, an electrifying soundtrack, and some seriously covetable outerwear. by Hannah Ongley
Backstage at Dior Men’s Fall 2019 show Just weeks after his cyborg-chic Tokyo extravaganza, Kim Jones teams up with Raymond Pettibon for an equally futuristic Fall/Winter 2019. by Ann Binlot
AES+F’s techno-feminist reimagining of ‘Turandot’ The Russian art collective and director Fabio Cherstich strip the Orientalism from Puccini's famous opera, setting it in the multi-ethnic matriarchy of 2070 Beijing. by Hannah Ongley
Watch Dior Men’s Winter 2019 show live from Paris The livestream of Kim Jones' latest collection for Dior Men's begins Friday, January 18 at 6 PM Paris/12 PM EST. by Document Journal
Ondine Viñao’s beautiful, disturbing clown videos exorcise childhood trauma Pulling inspiration from Bruce Nauman’s iconic “Clown Torture” videos, Viñao’s “Holy Fools” experiments with torture as a form of exposure therapy. by Allie Monck
Aries, David Sims, and Jeremy Deller create a streetwear tribute to Stonehenge Aries designer Sofia Prantera talks to Document about shooting a fashion campaign at the world's most famous Neolithic monument. by Hannah Ongley
Stendhal Syndrome: can art be so beautiful it almost kills you? Psychiatrists delve into the elusive science behind the 'art attack.' by Caroline Christie
Get a first look at Raf Simon’s soda-inspired SS19 campaign The designer teamed up with frequent collaborators Willy Vanderperre and Olivier Rizzo to capture his Spring/Summer 2019 collection. by Hannah Ongley
Supreme super-collector Ryan Fuller reveals the stories behind your favorite decks Supreme's entire 248-deck history is currently on view at Sotheby's for a staggering $2 million by David Aaron Brake
The Asian designers of London transforming the meaning of culture In the midst of globalization, appropriation, and rising nationalism, meet the designers redefining fashion's view of "the East." by Lulu Yao Gioiello
Eric N. Mack challenges conventional painting at the Brooklyn Museum The painter dives in on his experience as a black man from DC metro area influenced by art and fashion in his new Brooklyn Museum... by Ann Binlot
Watch Ermenegildo Zegna XXX Fall/Winter 2019 live from Milan See the full show streamed lived Friday, January 11 2019 at 8:30pm Milan/2:30pm EST. by Document Journal
Inside Virgil Abloh’s iridescent Louis Vuitton pop-up in NYC Virgil Abloh brings his Louis Vuitton debut stateside, where the brand set up a “temporary residency” inside the West Village’s Chrome Hearts flagship store. by Shawn Lakin
Slava Mogutin’s very queer, very NSFW response to online censorship The Russian refugee opens his archive of banned images for an online exhibition with Tom of Finland. by Clara Malley
Watch Marisa Tomei transform into opera diva Maria Callas Makeup artist James Kaliardos discusses the surprisingly emotional video. by Caroline Christie
Backstage at A-Cold-Wall*’s most political show yet Samuel Ross’ Fall 2019 collection snarls with brutalist infused streetwear by Hannah Ongley
Charles Jeffrey heads to the Weimar Republic and Never-Never Land Charles Jeffrey parties on—with a socially-conscious message—in his Fall 2019 Loverboy collection. by Ann Binlot
VHFdigital takes Fendi back to the 80s Using 3D mapping and animations, along with an aesthetic that throws back to the genesis of the internet, the art duo reimagines Fendi in the... by Document Journal