Culture Ask Liara: A sex worker’s guide to living, loving, and fucking In the March edition of their monthly column for Document, Liara Roux addresses a reader’s inner turmoil around cosmetic procedures and the doors they open
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
At Large Forensic Architecture are rebuilding objective truths in a subjective world The Turner Prize-nominated research collective are bridging the space of war zones and human rights atrocities with the world of fine arts to establish undeniable... by Caroline Christie Above the Fold A collective that documents global conflict are now up for the Turner Prize The nomination of London-based Forensic Architecture is a watershed moment for Britain's most prestigious art prize. by Caroline Christie
At Large Forensic Architecture are rebuilding objective truths in a subjective world The Turner Prize-nominated research collective are bridging the space of war zones and human rights atrocities with the world of fine arts to establish undeniable... by Caroline Christie
Above the Fold A collective that documents global conflict are now up for the Turner Prize The nomination of London-based Forensic Architecture is a watershed moment for Britain's most prestigious art prize. by Caroline Christie
