Fashion Doublet Spring/Summer 2026 is ripe for picking In Paris, designer Masayuki Ino cultivates a produce-inspired collection named after the Japanese phrase, 'Itadakimasu'—a statement of gratitude before a meal
Literature Do you know what your soul wants? Maya Martinez might In her new book ‘Theatrics’, the playwright-performer draws on Texas Roadhouse, Desperate Housewives, and TikTok spirals to stage a new kind of existential comedy
Literature Mohammed El-Kurd refuses to perform for the West The Palestinian writer—in conversation with Hannah Black and photographed by Nan Goldin—speaks on his new book 'Perfect Victims,' an unflinching indictment of Zionism and the...
Fashion For Mihara Yasuhiro, deception is in the details The designer's Spring/Summer 2026 collection 'Ordinary People' riddles the everyday with a series of extraordinary twists
Above the Fold Caitlin MacBride and Julia Weist question the institutional archive For Document, the artists meet to discuss object theory, museum hierarchies, and the responsibilities of creatives who grapple with American stories by Morgan Becker Above the Fold Julia Weist’s ‘Governing Body’ questions what we deem indecent in the scope of mainstream cinema The film rating system has a history of stigmatizing the female body. Is that their fault, or ours? by Morgan Becker
Above the Fold Caitlin MacBride and Julia Weist question the institutional archive For Document, the artists meet to discuss object theory, museum hierarchies, and the responsibilities of creatives who grapple with American stories by Morgan Becker
Above the Fold Julia Weist’s ‘Governing Body’ questions what we deem indecent in the scope of mainstream cinema The film rating system has a history of stigmatizing the female body. Is that their fault, or ours? by Morgan Becker
