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Above the Fold The creative community rallies to support NYC’s frontline workers AMASS.life is selling affordable prints from over 100 artists, including Brad Elterman and Janette Beckman, with all proceeds going to the COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund by Hannah Miller Above the Fold Joshua Olley captures the eerie reality of Manhattan under lockdown "By the second week, you could really feel the pain and grief in the city." by Joshua Olley Above the Fold A passionate, impromptu dance with Danza Voluminosa Meet the extraordinary performers of Cuba’s plus-size dance troupe by Caroline Reagan Above the Fold ‘Nowadays, sensitivity is cool’: a day in the studio with photographer Josh Aronson Meet the youth culture aficionado bringing tropical warmth to Brooklyn by Caroline Reagan Above the Fold Yannis Davy Guibinga exposes the imperialist roots of photography in Africa Continuing the legacies of Malick Sidibé and Seydou Keïta, Guibinga's vibrant portraits show photography's revolutionary potential by Miss Rosen Above the Fold ‘A Thank-You To Motherhood’: Quil Lemons on photographing his great-grandmother For Contact Sheet, Document asks a photographer about the unseen story of a frame that defines their work. by Quil Lemons Above the Fold Ebru Yildiz captures the women making sure live music will never die From publicists to managers, the photographer talks to Julia Cumming about the unsung female heroes behind your favorite bands by Julia Cumming Above the Fold Art from isolation: 9 photographers share a microcosm of their immediate world Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Bobby Doherty, and Patricia Voulgaris, and more interpret 'isolation' through one picture by Document Journal Above the Fold ‘Boys do cry’: Georgie Wileman chronicles the private experience of male depression The photographer captures the human faces of America's male suicide crisis while confronting the socio-economic factors behind it by Jennifer Michael Hecht Above the Fold Intimate portraits of Downtown’s biggest stars, away from all the glamour Photographer Jeanette Barron Montgomery tells the stories behind her images of Cindy Sherman, Robert Mapplethorpe, and more by Ann Binlot Above the Fold Drew Sawyer reflects on art history in the Hudson Valley As part of Birkenstock’s 1774 collaboration series, Document Journal meets 10 creatives making the Hudson Valley a kingdom of their own. Photography curator Drew Sawyer... by Ann Binlot Above the Fold Julie Blackmon on her photo ‘Fake Weather’ For Contact Sheet, Document asks a photographer about the unseen story of a frame that defines their work. by Julie Blackmon Above the Fold Brian Boulos captures Cartagena’s ‘Girls of the Clock,’ as they see themselves A film and portrait series honoring the candid, courageous stories of sex workers in Cartagena, Colombia. by Document Journal Above the Fold Rain, champagne, and after parties: Allie X’s Paris Fashion Week photo diary The pop star guides us through the glitz and the mayhem. by Jordan Levy Above the Fold Home-grown and anti-establishment, Baltimore’s creative scene is a beacon of hope ‘The creative scene here is inherently rebellious’: Document meets a community of young musicians, photographers, and filmmakers shaping Baltimore’s creative future. by Lulu Yao Gioiello Above the Fold Dana Lixenberg’s portraits of rap icons and folk heroes puncture the veneer of stardom The photographer's portraits of Aaliyah, Leonard Cohen, A Tribe Called Quest, and more are on view at Grimm Gallery. by Alex Hodor-Lee Above the Fold Francesca Sorrenti recalls the anarchy of ’90s New York, and how Davide provided a light Davide Sorrenti’s photographs defined an era—and, unfairly, came to define 'Heroin Chic.’ Here, Francesca Sorrenti describes her son's bright, painful genius, and sets the record... by Paige Silveria Above the Fold The subversive photographs of ‘masculinity’ that challenged tradition before their time ‘Masculinites: Liberation through Photography’ spotlights Catherine Opie, Peter Hujar, Wolfgang Tillmans, among others. by Miss Rosen Above the Fold ‘The music united us’: 45 years of hip hop, told by the women who shaped the phenomenon April Walker, Angela Boatwright, and Vicki Tobak detail the explosive evolution—from Salt-N-Pepa to Nicki Minaj. by Miss Rosen Above the Fold Biggie, Nas, and Nipsey Hussle—in the words of the photographers they trusted most ‘Contact High’ provides behind-the-scenes look into the creation of hip-hop's most iconic images. by David Aaron Brake Above the Fold Only in New York! 3 iconic street photographers share their tales of the city that never sleeps Janette Beckman, Joe Conzo, and Martha Cooper on why old New York's indomitable spirit made it the ultimate muse. by Miss Rosen Above the Fold Lessons in solidarity and enterprise from Sierra Leone’s capital city Facing unprecedented environmental challenges, Freetown and its rural communities devise their own solutions. Deirdre Firinne spoke to the entrepreneurs, activists, and students building the grassroots... by Deirdre Fírinne Above the Fold The untold stories of Chicago’s tough-as-hell girl gangs, from a woman who lived it all A former Lady OA member recalls the lengths she went to survive in a hyper-masculine world. by Miss Rosen Above the Fold Don McCullin spent 60 years capturing bloodshed and desperation—now he finds solace in the countryside In his new exhibition ‘The Stillness of Life,’ the revered photojournalist reconciles with his legacy of capturing war and destitution, by turning his lens to... by Finn Blythe Above the Fold Discovering magic in the mundane with Daidō Moriyama, Japan’s street photography godfather ‘There are countless beautiful existences.’ After 55 years, Moriyama shares the secrets to a groundbreaking street photo. by Miss Rosen Above the Fold In Tyler Mitchell’s ‘black utopia,’ leisure and play are radical acts In his first US solo show, ‘I Can Make You Feel Good,’ the photographer imagines a world where black-skinned bodies are free to just exist. by Hannah Miller Above the Fold Jesús León finds magic in Mexico City’s darkest corners How a Catholic upbringing, phobia of sunshine, and sexual exhibitionism informed the photographer's approach to documenting nightlife. by Miss Rosen Above the Fold Losing a life source: how the water crisis shapes everyday life in Mumbai Photographer Joshua Olley takes a look at what the water infrastructure crisis in India says about the future of community, health, and conflict. by Clara Malley Above the Fold In Florida, Anastasia Samoylova captures a tropical utopia on the brink of disaster The photographer's series ‘Flood Zone’ provides an eerie glimpse into the future of America's sinking southern states. by Miss Rosen Above the Fold Men in ’80s New York strip clubs spent hours ogling dancers. Meet the women who looked back ‘As a young woman with a beautiful body, there’s power to say, These are gorgeous tits. Eat your heart out.’ Jane Dickson and Claudia Summer... by Miss Rosen Above the Fold My reckoning with faith, inequality, and late capitalism in Mecca Using photography as a means to process his pilgrimage, Raafae Ghory finds solidarity and contradiction. by Clara Malley At Large Their lands, our future: photographing the resiliency and innovation in the Zambian floodplains Laurence Ellis documents the Barotseland region for Document's Fall/Winter 2019 issue. by Clara Malley Above the Fold From black holes to underground raves, Wolfgang Tillmans discovers the spiritual power of collective action Featuring contributions from artists, scientists, and philosophers, Aperture magazine’s Winter 2019 issue calls for a new model of spirituality that champions solidarity over self-betterment. by Camille Sojit Pejcha Above the Fold ‘Lucas’ captures the DIY determination of a teenager growing up in the shadow of the bygone Soviet era The short film by Ryan Koopmans and Alice Wexell reveals a hopeful future among architectural histories. by Maraya Fisher Above the Fold Photographer Lucie Rox’s exploration of solitary travel in Japan—with help from Barthes In Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, the photographer ruminates on the experience of tourism and the responsibility of an artist abroad. by Hannah Miller Above the Fold Meet the spiritual healers and mediums of Cassadaga, Florida—‘the psychic capitol of the world’ Photographer Frankie Alduino documents the people living and practicing in the tight-knit community. by Clara Malley Above the Fold Over 7 years and 8 countries, Chris Rhodes photographed the overlooked objects and scenes that make up our lives An orange juicebox, tissue paper atop a toilet, and a half-opened mail slot—Rhodes imbues ephemeral, mundane moments with renewed significance in ‘Hotel Mermaid Club.’ by Hannah Miller Above the Fold Photographer Farah Al Qasimi channels her insider-outsider experiences into lyrical, anti-imperialist art Document visited the artist's Bushwick studio, where Al Qasimi opened up about culture shock, the gendered nature of exorcisms, and why she's done being pigeonholed... by Ann Binlot Above the Fold Hank Korsan and Tyrell Hampton take us through the Lower Manhattan party scene’s new guard The generation that grew up on ‘High School Musical’ is leading the charge for chill, feel-good nightlife. by Allie Monck Above the Fold Maripol, godmother of instant photography, on the serendipitous magic of Polaroids Late nights at the Mudd Club, stolen motorcycles, and evading indecent exposure charges—the artist on the gritty glamour of late ’70s New York and being... by Maraya Fisher Above the Fold Mitch Epstein confronts America’s psychological darkness in ‘Sunshine Hotel’ From hippie snake charmers to Trump Tower cheerleaders, the photographer's latest book forces us to lower our defenses and reckon with the disorder and pain... by Rachel Cheung Above the Fold The fall of the Berlin Wall: a visual timeline 30 years later, experience the moments where everything changed, through the lenses of photographers on the ground. by Clara Malley Above the Fold Thomas Lohr imagines the dynamic inner life of a rock In 'Gezeiten,' the photographer details his unconventional relationship with a 2-meter piece of rock bed on the shores of Devon by Lauren Tischler Above the Fold William Selden’s ‘oil paintings’ aren’t quite what they seem In a new exhibition, the fashion photographer (and fine artist) debuts his most exquisitely deceptive work. by Hannah Miller Documented Borderlands: Mitch Epstein’s portfolio of America’s changing physical and social landscape From gun-toting ranchers to sweeping mountain vistas, the photographer unravels the implicit and explicit politics of the US-Mexico border. by Drew Sawyer Above the Fold Quil Lemons’s summer in photos: intimate portraits and the ‘boys of Soho’ Earlier this year, Document tapped some of our favorite creative minds to capture the magic of summertime on film. by Document Journal Above the Fold Thomas Lohr’s summer in pictures: salty air and golden light in Corsica Earlier this year, Document tapped some of our favorite creative minds to capture the magic of summertime on film. by Document Journal Above the Fold Ludovic de Saint Sernin’s summer in pictures: the Fire Island pines and Parisian birthdays Earlier this year, Document tapped some of our favorite creative minds to capture the magic of summertime on film. by Document Journal Above the Fold Simon Burstall captured the weird magic of Sydney’s ’90s rave scene The photographer's new book '’93: Punching the Light' is a visual love letter to the DIY underground movement. by Hannah Ongley Above the Fold Lili Sumner’s summer in pictures: cliffside sunbathing and lazy afternoons Earlier this year, Document tapped some of our favorite creative minds to capture the magic of summertime on film. by Document Journal
Above the Fold The creative community rallies to support NYC’s frontline workers AMASS.life is selling affordable prints from over 100 artists, including Brad Elterman and Janette Beckman, with all proceeds going to the COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund by Hannah Miller
Above the Fold Joshua Olley captures the eerie reality of Manhattan under lockdown "By the second week, you could really feel the pain and grief in the city." by Joshua Olley
Above the Fold A passionate, impromptu dance with Danza Voluminosa Meet the extraordinary performers of Cuba’s plus-size dance troupe by Caroline Reagan
Above the Fold ‘Nowadays, sensitivity is cool’: a day in the studio with photographer Josh Aronson Meet the youth culture aficionado bringing tropical warmth to Brooklyn by Caroline Reagan
Above the Fold Yannis Davy Guibinga exposes the imperialist roots of photography in Africa Continuing the legacies of Malick Sidibé and Seydou Keïta, Guibinga's vibrant portraits show photography's revolutionary potential by Miss Rosen
Above the Fold ‘A Thank-You To Motherhood’: Quil Lemons on photographing his great-grandmother For Contact Sheet, Document asks a photographer about the unseen story of a frame that defines their work. by Quil Lemons
Above the Fold Ebru Yildiz captures the women making sure live music will never die From publicists to managers, the photographer talks to Julia Cumming about the unsung female heroes behind your favorite bands by Julia Cumming
Above the Fold Art from isolation: 9 photographers share a microcosm of their immediate world Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Bobby Doherty, and Patricia Voulgaris, and more interpret 'isolation' through one picture by Document Journal
Above the Fold ‘Boys do cry’: Georgie Wileman chronicles the private experience of male depression The photographer captures the human faces of America's male suicide crisis while confronting the socio-economic factors behind it by Jennifer Michael Hecht
Above the Fold Intimate portraits of Downtown’s biggest stars, away from all the glamour Photographer Jeanette Barron Montgomery tells the stories behind her images of Cindy Sherman, Robert Mapplethorpe, and more by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Drew Sawyer reflects on art history in the Hudson Valley As part of Birkenstock’s 1774 collaboration series, Document Journal meets 10 creatives making the Hudson Valley a kingdom of their own. Photography curator Drew Sawyer... by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Julie Blackmon on her photo ‘Fake Weather’ For Contact Sheet, Document asks a photographer about the unseen story of a frame that defines their work. by Julie Blackmon
Above the Fold Brian Boulos captures Cartagena’s ‘Girls of the Clock,’ as they see themselves A film and portrait series honoring the candid, courageous stories of sex workers in Cartagena, Colombia. by Document Journal
Above the Fold Rain, champagne, and after parties: Allie X’s Paris Fashion Week photo diary The pop star guides us through the glitz and the mayhem. by Jordan Levy
Above the Fold Home-grown and anti-establishment, Baltimore’s creative scene is a beacon of hope ‘The creative scene here is inherently rebellious’: Document meets a community of young musicians, photographers, and filmmakers shaping Baltimore’s creative future. by Lulu Yao Gioiello
Above the Fold Dana Lixenberg’s portraits of rap icons and folk heroes puncture the veneer of stardom The photographer's portraits of Aaliyah, Leonard Cohen, A Tribe Called Quest, and more are on view at Grimm Gallery. by Alex Hodor-Lee
Above the Fold Francesca Sorrenti recalls the anarchy of ’90s New York, and how Davide provided a light Davide Sorrenti’s photographs defined an era—and, unfairly, came to define 'Heroin Chic.’ Here, Francesca Sorrenti describes her son's bright, painful genius, and sets the record... by Paige Silveria
Above the Fold The subversive photographs of ‘masculinity’ that challenged tradition before their time ‘Masculinites: Liberation through Photography’ spotlights Catherine Opie, Peter Hujar, Wolfgang Tillmans, among others. by Miss Rosen
Above the Fold ‘The music united us’: 45 years of hip hop, told by the women who shaped the phenomenon April Walker, Angela Boatwright, and Vicki Tobak detail the explosive evolution—from Salt-N-Pepa to Nicki Minaj. by Miss Rosen
Above the Fold Biggie, Nas, and Nipsey Hussle—in the words of the photographers they trusted most ‘Contact High’ provides behind-the-scenes look into the creation of hip-hop's most iconic images. by David Aaron Brake
Above the Fold Only in New York! 3 iconic street photographers share their tales of the city that never sleeps Janette Beckman, Joe Conzo, and Martha Cooper on why old New York's indomitable spirit made it the ultimate muse. by Miss Rosen
Above the Fold Lessons in solidarity and enterprise from Sierra Leone’s capital city Facing unprecedented environmental challenges, Freetown and its rural communities devise their own solutions. Deirdre Firinne spoke to the entrepreneurs, activists, and students building the grassroots... by Deirdre Fírinne
Above the Fold The untold stories of Chicago’s tough-as-hell girl gangs, from a woman who lived it all A former Lady OA member recalls the lengths she went to survive in a hyper-masculine world. by Miss Rosen
Above the Fold Don McCullin spent 60 years capturing bloodshed and desperation—now he finds solace in the countryside In his new exhibition ‘The Stillness of Life,’ the revered photojournalist reconciles with his legacy of capturing war and destitution, by turning his lens to... by Finn Blythe
Above the Fold Discovering magic in the mundane with Daidō Moriyama, Japan’s street photography godfather ‘There are countless beautiful existences.’ After 55 years, Moriyama shares the secrets to a groundbreaking street photo. by Miss Rosen
Above the Fold In Tyler Mitchell’s ‘black utopia,’ leisure and play are radical acts In his first US solo show, ‘I Can Make You Feel Good,’ the photographer imagines a world where black-skinned bodies are free to just exist. by Hannah Miller
Above the Fold Jesús León finds magic in Mexico City’s darkest corners How a Catholic upbringing, phobia of sunshine, and sexual exhibitionism informed the photographer's approach to documenting nightlife. by Miss Rosen
Above the Fold Losing a life source: how the water crisis shapes everyday life in Mumbai Photographer Joshua Olley takes a look at what the water infrastructure crisis in India says about the future of community, health, and conflict. by Clara Malley
Above the Fold In Florida, Anastasia Samoylova captures a tropical utopia on the brink of disaster The photographer's series ‘Flood Zone’ provides an eerie glimpse into the future of America's sinking southern states. by Miss Rosen
Above the Fold Men in ’80s New York strip clubs spent hours ogling dancers. Meet the women who looked back ‘As a young woman with a beautiful body, there’s power to say, These are gorgeous tits. Eat your heart out.’ Jane Dickson and Claudia Summer... by Miss Rosen
Above the Fold My reckoning with faith, inequality, and late capitalism in Mecca Using photography as a means to process his pilgrimage, Raafae Ghory finds solidarity and contradiction. by Clara Malley
At Large Their lands, our future: photographing the resiliency and innovation in the Zambian floodplains Laurence Ellis documents the Barotseland region for Document's Fall/Winter 2019 issue. by Clara Malley
Above the Fold From black holes to underground raves, Wolfgang Tillmans discovers the spiritual power of collective action Featuring contributions from artists, scientists, and philosophers, Aperture magazine’s Winter 2019 issue calls for a new model of spirituality that champions solidarity over self-betterment. by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Above the Fold ‘Lucas’ captures the DIY determination of a teenager growing up in the shadow of the bygone Soviet era The short film by Ryan Koopmans and Alice Wexell reveals a hopeful future among architectural histories. by Maraya Fisher
Above the Fold Photographer Lucie Rox’s exploration of solitary travel in Japan—with help from Barthes In Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, the photographer ruminates on the experience of tourism and the responsibility of an artist abroad. by Hannah Miller
Above the Fold Meet the spiritual healers and mediums of Cassadaga, Florida—‘the psychic capitol of the world’ Photographer Frankie Alduino documents the people living and practicing in the tight-knit community. by Clara Malley
Above the Fold Over 7 years and 8 countries, Chris Rhodes photographed the overlooked objects and scenes that make up our lives An orange juicebox, tissue paper atop a toilet, and a half-opened mail slot—Rhodes imbues ephemeral, mundane moments with renewed significance in ‘Hotel Mermaid Club.’ by Hannah Miller
Above the Fold Photographer Farah Al Qasimi channels her insider-outsider experiences into lyrical, anti-imperialist art Document visited the artist's Bushwick studio, where Al Qasimi opened up about culture shock, the gendered nature of exorcisms, and why she's done being pigeonholed... by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Hank Korsan and Tyrell Hampton take us through the Lower Manhattan party scene’s new guard The generation that grew up on ‘High School Musical’ is leading the charge for chill, feel-good nightlife. by Allie Monck
Above the Fold Maripol, godmother of instant photography, on the serendipitous magic of Polaroids Late nights at the Mudd Club, stolen motorcycles, and evading indecent exposure charges—the artist on the gritty glamour of late ’70s New York and being... by Maraya Fisher
Above the Fold Mitch Epstein confronts America’s psychological darkness in ‘Sunshine Hotel’ From hippie snake charmers to Trump Tower cheerleaders, the photographer's latest book forces us to lower our defenses and reckon with the disorder and pain... by Rachel Cheung
Above the Fold The fall of the Berlin Wall: a visual timeline 30 years later, experience the moments where everything changed, through the lenses of photographers on the ground. by Clara Malley
Above the Fold Thomas Lohr imagines the dynamic inner life of a rock In 'Gezeiten,' the photographer details his unconventional relationship with a 2-meter piece of rock bed on the shores of Devon by Lauren Tischler
Above the Fold William Selden’s ‘oil paintings’ aren’t quite what they seem In a new exhibition, the fashion photographer (and fine artist) debuts his most exquisitely deceptive work. by Hannah Miller
Documented Borderlands: Mitch Epstein’s portfolio of America’s changing physical and social landscape From gun-toting ranchers to sweeping mountain vistas, the photographer unravels the implicit and explicit politics of the US-Mexico border. by Drew Sawyer
Above the Fold Quil Lemons’s summer in photos: intimate portraits and the ‘boys of Soho’ Earlier this year, Document tapped some of our favorite creative minds to capture the magic of summertime on film. by Document Journal
Above the Fold Thomas Lohr’s summer in pictures: salty air and golden light in Corsica Earlier this year, Document tapped some of our favorite creative minds to capture the magic of summertime on film. by Document Journal
Above the Fold Ludovic de Saint Sernin’s summer in pictures: the Fire Island pines and Parisian birthdays Earlier this year, Document tapped some of our favorite creative minds to capture the magic of summertime on film. by Document Journal
Above the Fold Simon Burstall captured the weird magic of Sydney’s ’90s rave scene The photographer's new book '’93: Punching the Light' is a visual love letter to the DIY underground movement. by Hannah Ongley
Above the Fold Lili Sumner’s summer in pictures: cliffside sunbathing and lazy afternoons Earlier this year, Document tapped some of our favorite creative minds to capture the magic of summertime on film. by Document Journal