Paul Guilmoth’s new monograph is an elegiac portrayal of a queer world
In their new book 'At Night Gardens Grow,' Guilmoth reconciles their own inner world with their surrounding landscape
Mickalene Thomas remixes tropes from art history to reveal everyday Black women as icons
For Document’s Summer/Pre-Fall 2021 issue, Thomas and Thelma Golden discuss the cultural legacy of 'Jet' magazine and the love language of collage
Photographer Ian Lewandowski depicts the temporal nature of queer spaces
In his first published monograph, 'The Ice Palace is Gone,' Lewandowski captures intimate portraits of queer communities and interiors
Bernie Krause’s ‘The Great Animal Orchestra’ reveals the world at its turning point
A collaboration with the Fondation Cartier and United Visual Artists, the exhibition synthesizes the disappearing sounds of the natural world
To Mumbai, with Love: The two-city charm of emerging label SHWETAMBARI
For this fashion portfolio, photographer Suzie Howell captures the Indian-American brand’s well-crafted versatility
Photographer Suleika Mueller and stylist Nikhil Mansata capture the Muslim in-between
In this exclusive fashion portfolio, a diversity of Muslim artists and performers illustrate the hybridized nature of identity
Photographer Edd Horder captures artists, dancers, and designers shaping the UK’s arts sectors
6 creatives reflect on the impacts of Brexit and COVID, and imagine adaptive futures for their industries
serpentwithfeet and Danez Smith on the power of bleeding, living art
The musician and poet reflect on improvisation, performance, and finding God in their work
Lulu Yao Gioiello is expanding conceptions of Asia with crosscultural book series ‘Far-Near’
In collaboration with Nike Every Stitch Considered, Document highlights innovative creatives who are expanding our cultural landscape through acts of exploration, process and education
A chair show in Detroit explores form over function
For Detroit Month of Design, Jack Craig hosts works from creatives across disciplines
For #CREATECOP26, young artists respond to climate change
Organized by Art Partner, the art competition announced its winner today, along with virtual exhibition space
Jacolby Satterwhite is using the past to create art about the future
In collaboration with Nike Every Stitch Considered, Document highlights innovative creatives who are expanding our cultural landscape through acts of exploration, process and education
Salome Asega is bridging the gap between technology and tradition
In collaboration with Nike Every Stitch Considered, Document highlights innovative creatives who are expanding our cultural landscape through acts of exploration, process and education
Performance artist Miles Greenberg explores the creative capacity of the body
In collaboration with Nike Every Stitch Considered, Document highlights innovative creatives who are expanding our cultural landscape through acts of exploration, process and education
Burning Man goes to Sotheby’s
Document sits down with art world burners Yvonne Force Villareal, Fab 5 Freddy, and Thomas Rom to discuss the spirit behind the auction
Provocateurs Peter Berlin and Brontez Purnell on public sex, immortality, and the importance of self-authorship
For Document's Summer/Pre-Fall 2021 issue, the photographer and the writer share stories from the vanguard of art's erotic avant-garde
A repurposed mill in the Catskills transforms the mythology of the artist in nature
Foreland's artistic campus serves as an enclave for artists to produce and display their works
Dispatches from a nonbeliever
Larissa Pham details her quest for the divine
Oscar yi Hou and Louis Fratino are at the vanguard of queer figurative painting
The artists muse on Picasso, identity and Brooklyn nightlife
Ekene Ijeoma reveals the revolutionary potential of data-based art
Driven by an activist spirit, the artist and MIT assistant professor creates participatory installations that reveal urgent truths about our unjust world
Dominique Fung critiques art history’s oriental fantasy
In her latest exhibition, "It's Not Polite to Stare," the challenges the objectification of Asian women with lush surrealism
Sarah Lewis brings her Vision & Justice project to Frieze New York
Lewis was joined by Ava DuVernay, Carrie Mae Weems, and Theaster Gates at the most recent iteration of Vision & Justice at Frieze New York
Frankie Alduino captures the longtime residents of Westbeth Artists’ Housing
Martha Graham, Diane Arbus, and Merce Cunningham once worked in Westbeth, a creative housing complex and the subject of photographer’s new book
A new Gaetano Pesce art book reflects the form of the artist himself
The master of Italian radical design is reimagined through the lens of contemporary artists in Museum's "Out in the World with Gaetano Pesce"
Artist Sam Moyer creates a personal narrative in abstraction
In the wake of her installation at Central Park and exhibition at Sean Kelly Gallery, Sam Moyer speaks to Document about creating art in isolation
Kenneth Tam confronts Asian American masculinity in ‘Silent Spikes’
Referencing the cowboy archetype and the narratives of Chinese Transcontinental Railroad workers, the artist tackles the complexity of male-to-male bonds in his latest exhibition
Alice Neel revealed New Yorkers at their most vulnerable
The painter's subjects included everyone from Andy Warhol to her neighbors in Spanish Harlem
Electric Lady Studios pays tribute to the late lo-fi legend Daniel Johnston
The New York institution will display 30 of the cult songwriter's drawings in an upcoming exhibition
American Artist and Legacy Russell are hacking the cultural mainframe for a nonbinary future
For Document's Fall/Winter 2020 issue, the artist and writer discuss the emancipatory power of the glitch
Ai Weiwei answers 20 questions from his son, Ai Lao
For Document Fall/Winter 2020, the renegade artist contemplates human nature, cosmic forces, and hummus
Alison Jackson’s staged portraits pierce through the absurdity of celebrity culture
Featuring doppelgängers of Donald Trump and Princess Diana, the photographer's new exhibition proves truth is only a construct
Miles Greenberg is creating spaces to transcend
The Québécois artist joins Document to discuss the Black origins of surrealism, the future of performance, and being a low-key biohacker
Trevor Paglen wants you to stop seeing like a human
The artist on CIA-funded facial recognition technology, images in the post-truth era, and why AI is its own form of politics
‘myselves’: 4 artists on interpreting the body in the age of pandemic
Loie Hollowell, Jesse Mockrin, Xiuching Tsay, and Naotaka Hiro, whose work is featured in a Kohn Gallery group exhibition, on the shifting foundations of identity
Banksy’s driver and photographer reveals the art world’s most mysterious man
Steve Lazarides's second volume of 'Banksy Captured' shows the enigmatic artist in a new light
Meet American Artist, the artist who ‘looted’ the Whitney
At the intersection of racial identity and technology, Artist prompts us to consider issues of Black labor and visibility within a networked world
Donald Judd’s radical departure from monochrome
For our Spring/Summer 2020 issue, a close look at the artist’s annotated preparatory collages for his colorful late sculpture
Getting Out: Art Omi, the sculpture park that will make you feel joy again
"We're creating pieces that can be explored and interacted with": Omi’s vast pastures are teeming with flora, fauna, and experiential art
Fashion from Isolation: 5 designers create looks using only household items
Document's favorite creatives show us the avant garde power of toothpaste and potato crisps
Watch a computer algorithm teach an amateur dancer ballet
As image-manipulation technology becomes increasingly potent, artist duo Ida Jonsson and Simon Saarinen speculate on the rise of superhumans
5 artists tell us the hardships—and benefits—of creating in isolation
Lyle Ashton Harris, Luis Flores, Richard Wyatt Jr., Robert Pruitt, and Timothy Washington discuss how the lockdown transformed their practice
Lina Iris Viktor’s manifesto for creativity in the age of pandemic
"We live to work": The artist on finding space to feel amid art-world demands for constant output
Artist Christopher Wool confronts the stark reality of a pandemic
On a special edition artist cover for Document Issue 16, the artist captures the anarchic energy of a world in crisis
“When I look at you, do you see me?” Painter Amoako Boafo urges us to consider the complexities of blackness
For Document No. 16, curator Osei Bonsu spoke with the painter about his upbringing in Ghana, creating space for black expression in Vienna, and balancing...
Artist Mel Bochner obscures words to reveal their dangerous potential
"All abuses of power begin with the abuse of language.” On a limited edition cover for Document's Spring/Summer 2020 issue, Bochner responds to the pandemic...
See 30 years of Glen Luchford’s photography in this virtual gallery
The exhibition showcases the true range of Luchford’s work—from his gritty ’90s images to his exuberant Gucci collaborations
Judy Chicago illustrates a cautionary tale for our post-COVID future
On a special edition artist cover for Document Issue 16, Chicago warns, ‘We must change course or we are DOOMED.’
Julia Weist’s ‘Public Record’ reveals the long history between New York City and its artists
As the Public Artist in Residence with the Department of Records and Information Services, Weist invites New Yorkers to consider the civic value of art
Artists for Humans, the underground initiative leveraging art to protect New York’s most vulnerable
With the help of fellow artists and donors, painter Hannah Beerman has raised upward of $130,000 for pandemic relief
