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Above the Fold Getting weird with mystery Instagrammer Bread Face, the best performance artist you’ll never know The anonymous artist behind @breadfaceblog on why sunlight is overrated, the cathartic joy of smashing your face into carbs, and why she doesn't care if... by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Daniel Arnold, New York’s best-loved street photographer, takes us on a beautiful journey into his ‘crazy brain’ The writer-turned-photographer on his first solo show and why he sees the streets of New York as a perpetually exciting sandwich platter by Paige Silveria
Above the Fold Why do curators still equate the ‘queer experience’ with pain? Suffering for our sexuality—In contemporary art, being queer looks authentic if it hurts by Annabel Paulsen
Above the Fold Easy, breezy, beautiful: Sara Cwynar’s ’Covergirl’ and the political economy of color The 16mm short film investigates the relationship between color, cosmetics, and social capital. by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Above the Fold 500 years, 400 artists, and 54 countries: ‘Great Women Artists’ is the most extensive collection of female created art yet Ocean's 8 of the art world: Ghada Amer, Sharon Hayes, Deana Lawson, and Martha Rosler took down the tired ‘female artist’ narrative at The Met... by Hannah Miller
Above the Fold ‘Glenn O’Brien: Center Stage’: 17 artists pay homage to the late ‘Style Guy’ The exhibition, curated by Natacha Polaert, features pieces from Dan Colen, Ouattara Watts, and Walter Robinson, among others. by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold David Antonio Cruz, the artist giving LGTBQ victims of violence a place in art history 5 stories of heartbreak, cruelty, and vibrant, resilient spirit—told by Cruz and his colorful, floral portraits. by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Studio visit: Sarah Sze investigates the way we experience time in her Hudson Yards studio Sarah Sze shows Document around her Hudson Yards studio to see her exploration of the way people experience time through imagery. by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold 4 artists comment on Bill Saylor’s primordial, uncanny allure ‘Bill Saylor is one of the last natural ones. The last wild man. I don’t think people are having kids like him anymore.’ Justin Lowe,... by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold The exhibition in Tulum inviting viewers to see, smell, and fight the effects of pollution Sargasso seaweed is choking Mexican ocean and beaches. Here are the artists and scientist striving for solutions. by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold An afternoon in New Haven with Tschabalala Self, the artist with Louis Vuitton and Pilar Corrias at her feet The artist spoke to Document about combatting misconceptions and what it's like to see your art auctioned for half a million and not see a... by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Torkwase Dyson tells the history of black liberation through cartographic art 100 years after the Red Summer riots, the artist subverts the notion that abstract painting is non-narrative in her new show ‘1919: Black Water.’ by Monique Long
Above the Fold Mark Leckey on ‘Fiorucci,’ folklore, and finding language for working-class stories The artist explains why he built a giant motorway overpass in the Tate Britain—and why you shouldn't fuck with fairies. by Caroline Christie
Above the Fold The explosive rise—and inevitable downfall—of the East Village art scene Marc H. Miller and Barry Blinderman reflect on the Village of the ’70s and ’80s, when Reaganomics inspired Keith Haring to stick it to the... by Miss Rosen
Above the Fold Chula the clown’s hysterical path to self-discovery The Mexico City-based performer believes clowning can address very philosophical questions. by Sara Radin
Above the Fold The secret world of images not meant for human eyes In a new exhibition at Fondazione Prada, Trevor Paglen and Kate Crawford investigate AI’s political underpinnings. by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Above the Fold Gia Coppola and Kelsey Lu turn literary works into art “You are unlocking a secret garden." A new exhibition in Los Angeles investigates notions of authorship, identity, and inspiration. by Clara Malley
Above the Fold Villa Lena: the 19th century Tuscan retreat freeing artists from the hustle mentality Sam Rock, Jody Rogac, Freddy Tuppen, and Lucinda Chua discuss community, simplicity, and the importance of a 'sacred space' by Jordan Anderson
Above the Fold ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom: The Art Show’ resurrects rock-and-roll’s insurgent spirit The Strokes, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, an actual bathroom. Lizzy Goodman gets the band back together on Bowery. by Clara Malley
Above the Fold Peaches gives sentience to sex toys in her new exhibition, ‘Whose Jizz Is This?’ The iconic performer of ‘Fuck the Pain Away’ marries sex ed, humor, and politics: “I'm not asking everybody to have orgies, I'm just asking people... by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Meet the artist spinning Snapchat stories into an interactive soundscape Christian Marclay gives Snapchat renewed relevance with his LACMA exhibition. by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold ‘All art is voyeuristic’: Lisa Yuskavage on the joy of provocation Yuskavage's paintings of nude women and partially clothed girls have raised eyebrows for their perceived carnality. But her subjects never asked you to stare at... by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Inside Arden Surdam’s licentious world of seafood, sex, and status In ‘Offal | East,’ the artist makes the sophisticated look grotesque, and subverts the Eurocentric history of picnics. by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold A world without men: photos from the feminist lesbian utopias of ’80s America Carmen Winant's ‘Notes on Fundamental Joy’ goes inside the womyn-only communities created across the Pacific Northwest. by Kaylee Warren
Above the Fold An artist infiltrates The Hamptons’ cult of wellness The Whitney Biennial-featured artist Ilana Harris-Babou uses the Hamptons and Restoration Hardware as anthropological playgrounds. by Emily Gallagher
Above the Fold 5 artists capturing the fluidity of human experience with watercolor Document celebrates World Watercolor Month with Tschabalala Self, Mats Gustafson, and more. by Lyric Bowditch
Above the Fold Road-tripping with model and photographer Julia Campbell-Gillies Emily Lipson photographs Campbell-Gillies on the Long Island Expressway, as the two discuss why fashion isn't ‘stupid girls playing dress up.’ by Emily Lipson
Above the Fold Kiyan Williams and Amaryllis DeJesus Moleski on the audacity of art-making at the margins "Blackness and queerness are just such expansive and deep wells of knowledge and inspiration. It’s a gift to be able to access that and create... by Sophia Rose Segarra
Above the Fold Are China’s contemporary artists the saviors of its cultural heritage? As historical sites are bulldozed daily, artists at JINGART 2019 reflect on the importance of the past. by Caroline Christie
Above the Fold Exorcising the social media ghosts of relationships past Elisha Lim's upcoming graphic novel decodes our post-breakup nightmares. by Genevieve Shuster
Above the Fold ‘The Year of Return’: 5 Ghanaian artists sound off on Pan-African solidarity Document explores the marketing initiative bringing celebrities, world leaders, and diaspora artists back to West Africa. by Amira Rasool
Above the Fold Diedrick Brackens weaves visual anthems for the yee-haw agenda The textile artist explores black queer identity in his stunning, Southwestern tapestries. by André Naquian Wheeler
Above the Fold Bali is designing a sustainable future and we should take notes Good times and doing good at Future Design—where sustainable living stems from a harmonious relationship with the natural ecosystem. by Harriet Ongley
Above the Fold Celebrity or Italian politician? Francesco Vezzoli’s new show leaves you guessing The Italian artist collected decades of photos showing celebrities and politicians—from Communist Party members to 'Dynasty'-era Joan Collins. by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Felicia Abban’s immortalization of the Ghanian female gaze At 84, Ghana's first professional female photographer finally gets international recognition at the Venice Biennale. by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Theresa Chromati’s technicolor portraits of women being as loud as they want The artist brings thunder and dazzling vortexes of color to Kravets Wehby Gallery. by Tia Glista
Above the Fold Artist Elliott Hundley embraces chaos by getting closer to it In his current exhibition 'Clearing,' Hundley uses two decades of unused material to craft explosive intricacy by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Carmen Winant’s radical art of reappropriation Following her artist portfolio in Document S/S 2019, Winant speaks on the physical intimacy of her art practice, and bringing thousands of vaginas to MoMA. by Kaylee Warren
Above the Fold Why a feminist political organization from 1848 is back in the spotlight Austria just got its first female chancellor—Here's how The Viennese Democratic Women's Association laid the groundwork. by Ann Binlot
Documented Vivian Suter sculpts her own meaning out of landscape painting By allowing leaves and fruit to fall on her canvases, Suter invites the natural elements of Guatemala to become collaborators in her artistic process, in... by Cecilia Alemani
Conversations Tiff Massey and Laura Raicovich on why the art world needs a new model The Detroit artist and the curator discuss sanctuaries, hair salons, and the art world's conservative underbelly. by Hannah Ongley
Documented Tschabalala Self maps the intricacy of the black aesthetic In her portfolio for Document S/S 2019, the artist layers and collages fabrics in a movement toward black beings existing without compromise. by Sasha Bonét
Above the Fold Tschabalala Self stitches together faces from her past, present, and future Following her portfolio in Document's S/S 2019 issue, the New York-born-and-bred artist discusses her process, her inspirations, and why she's so drawn to the color... by Ann Binlot
Documented Carmen Winant is taking vintage covergirls and shining a new, abstracted spotlight on them The artist pounds, massages, and wrinkles images of Playboy models into radical feminist art in Document S/S 2019. by Lucy Gallun
Above the Fold Tilda Swinton’s first photography show, inspired by Virginia Woolf’s ‘Orlando’ The actor draws upon the gender-bending novel to guest edit Aperture's Summer 2019 issue, featuring photography by Collier Schorr and Carmen Winant. by Clara Malley
Above the Fold Finding beauty in the in-between at the Venice Biennale Writer Justin Polera explores the Biennale grounds to finds walls, borders, and hybrid identities on display. by Justin Polera
Above the Fold Fatimah Asghar talks poetry, prose and the diverse nature of being a Muslim American Document speaks with the artist about the power of social media, expanding the narrative, and why collaboration is always her guiding principle with an exclusive... by Caroline Christie
Above the Fold Vik Muniz, the Brooklyn artist giving Brazil’s destroyed relics new life Document visited the São Paulo-born artist’s Clinton Hill studio during Frieze Week in New York. by Ann Binlot
Conversations Blood, Christ, and shock value: the gospel according to Ron Athey The underground performance artist talks to Slava Mogutin about penetration, catharsis, and spirituality for Document S/S 2019. by Clara Malley