Film Isabelle Huppert and Bruce LaBruce capture the profound power of deviance For Document’s Spring/Summer 2024 issue, the actor and director discuss the cinematic language, fashion, and revolution in their filmographies
Literature ‘Like Love’ guides readers through years of Maggie Nelson’s thoughtful work The autotheorist’s latest book is a best-of collection of essays equal parts academic and personal
Art Danielle Mckinney’s portraits of glamor On view at Marianne Boesky Gallery in Chelsea, the artist’s paintings are a gleaming tribute to womanhood and perfectionism
Above the Fold Hobby Lobby can’t stop smuggling Mesopotamian artifacts The Justice Department has requested another 245 artifacts smuggled out of Iraq by Caroline Christie Above the Fold The Dutch Fashion Police are scanning the streets for Gucci and Rolex Police in Rotterdam will soon be on the hunt for “Big Rolexes" and "Gucci jackets" by Caroline Christie Above the Fold The #resistance might be great for your career says study Civic engagement is, unsurprisingly, a good thing for individuals by Caroline Christie Above the Fold New York City reviews its “symbols of hate,” removes only one The statue of Dr. J. Marion Sims will be relocated to Green-Wood Cemetery by Caroline Christie Above the Fold CVS bans the airbrush on its beauty products And introduces the "beauty mark" for brands that retouch by Caroline Christie Above the Fold The NYPD is Attempting to Obtain the ‘Entire Digital History’ of a Minor The department has requested contacts, e-mails, history and other digital documentation by Caroline Christie At Large If science fiction reflects our innermost fears, how do we see ourselves today? Noah Berlatsky explores the parallels between cultural fear and the work of science fiction by Noah Berlatsky At Large Once bulldozed by stereotypes, crossplay is cosplay’s gender revolution How do you turn what was once demonized into a source of pride and exploration? Matt Baume writes on cosplay's gender defying evolution by Matt Baume At Large Understanding anarchy from ancient Athens to the dark web If Anarchism has always existed, might it just be a base state of human existence? by Kyle Chayka At Large Oxford’s Dr. Anders Sandberg Combats A.I.’s Threat to Humanity with His Whiteboard Dr. Anders Sanberg is looking to save humanity from extinction from an unlikely instigator. by Cody Delistraty At Large Japanese internment camp survivors reflect on America’s dark past 75 years later A forgotten and hidden stain on American history, Japanese internment camps were yet another point of damage done to minorities in the U.S. by Ann Binlot At Large Burberry’s Christopher Bailey Finds Balance in a Time of Social and Political Uncertainty As the creative director-turned-C.E.O. of Burberry prepares to step back into the atelier full-time, he reflects on a monumental year of change. by Anders Christian Madsen At Large Objects Without Shadows One of the most historically significant regions in the world is currently being pillaged. by Fiona Rose-Greenland Above the Fold Fallen From Grace, An Exclusive Look at Item Idem’s “NUII” Two-and-a-half minutes before ultimate global catastrophe, the artist's new short film is a desert wonder that champions against capitalism and President Donald Trump. by Derrick Gaitér Conversations DeRay Mckesson and Bevy Smith On Social Championship and Black Identity From Document No. 9, the activist and pop cultural arbiter discuss public service and life's calling. by Ann Binlot Above the Fold Dear Donald, an Assembled Response A group of artists under the moniker Same Subject New Object in New York gathered in response to President-elect Donald Trump’s operation of social injustice. by Joshua Glass Conversations Bjarne Melgaard and Glenn O’Brien on Why Art Should Alienate To celebrate the release of Melgaard's self-titled monograph, Document presents a conversation between the artist and journalist Glenn O'Brien. by Ann Binlot Above the Fold A Warning to the World from Antony Micallef The artist's latest project "Trump Fags," a visual double entente featuring the United States's most malign White House hopeful, feels so decisively pivotal to us... by Joshua Glass Conversations Douglas Crimp and Malik Gaines on Queer Liberation and the Decline of Radicalism The cultural critic and artist discuss Crimp's new memoir "Before Pictures" in issue no. 9 of Document. by Drew Sawyer Conversations Singer Anohni tackles speaking out, oppression, and subversion with composer Nico Muhly The musical artists talk composition, American civic complicity, and "joyful expressions of rage." by Nico Muhly Conversations Super teens Jack Andraka and Adora Svitak talk science fairs, educational reform, and Kim Kardashian Super teens Jack Andraka and Adora Svitak chat about growing up in the internet spotlight, what confuses them, and—like any teen—Kim Kardashian West. by Blake Abbie Documented Using written language, Jenny Holzer asks us to question mass media portrayals of the ‘war on terror’ The artist meditates on biased media, state-sanctioned torture, and government censorship in this Document exclusive portfolio from the Fall/Winter 2015 issue. by Drew Sawyer Conversations How Lia Gangitano became the patron curator for the New York’s most subversive artists Gangitano never planned a life in the art world. Here she speaks with Linda Yablonsky about the ICA’s seminal 'Boston School' exhibition and Participant, her... by Linda Yablonski
Above the Fold Hobby Lobby can’t stop smuggling Mesopotamian artifacts The Justice Department has requested another 245 artifacts smuggled out of Iraq by Caroline Christie
Above the Fold The Dutch Fashion Police are scanning the streets for Gucci and Rolex Police in Rotterdam will soon be on the hunt for “Big Rolexes" and "Gucci jackets" by Caroline Christie
Above the Fold The #resistance might be great for your career says study Civic engagement is, unsurprisingly, a good thing for individuals by Caroline Christie
Above the Fold New York City reviews its “symbols of hate,” removes only one The statue of Dr. J. Marion Sims will be relocated to Green-Wood Cemetery by Caroline Christie
Above the Fold CVS bans the airbrush on its beauty products And introduces the "beauty mark" for brands that retouch by Caroline Christie
Above the Fold The NYPD is Attempting to Obtain the ‘Entire Digital History’ of a Minor The department has requested contacts, e-mails, history and other digital documentation by Caroline Christie
At Large If science fiction reflects our innermost fears, how do we see ourselves today? Noah Berlatsky explores the parallels between cultural fear and the work of science fiction by Noah Berlatsky
At Large Once bulldozed by stereotypes, crossplay is cosplay’s gender revolution How do you turn what was once demonized into a source of pride and exploration? Matt Baume writes on cosplay's gender defying evolution by Matt Baume
At Large Understanding anarchy from ancient Athens to the dark web If Anarchism has always existed, might it just be a base state of human existence? by Kyle Chayka
At Large Oxford’s Dr. Anders Sandberg Combats A.I.’s Threat to Humanity with His Whiteboard Dr. Anders Sanberg is looking to save humanity from extinction from an unlikely instigator. by Cody Delistraty
At Large Japanese internment camp survivors reflect on America’s dark past 75 years later A forgotten and hidden stain on American history, Japanese internment camps were yet another point of damage done to minorities in the U.S. by Ann Binlot
At Large Burberry’s Christopher Bailey Finds Balance in a Time of Social and Political Uncertainty As the creative director-turned-C.E.O. of Burberry prepares to step back into the atelier full-time, he reflects on a monumental year of change. by Anders Christian Madsen
At Large Objects Without Shadows One of the most historically significant regions in the world is currently being pillaged. by Fiona Rose-Greenland
Above the Fold Fallen From Grace, An Exclusive Look at Item Idem’s “NUII” Two-and-a-half minutes before ultimate global catastrophe, the artist's new short film is a desert wonder that champions against capitalism and President Donald Trump. by Derrick Gaitér
Conversations DeRay Mckesson and Bevy Smith On Social Championship and Black Identity From Document No. 9, the activist and pop cultural arbiter discuss public service and life's calling. by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold Dear Donald, an Assembled Response A group of artists under the moniker Same Subject New Object in New York gathered in response to President-elect Donald Trump’s operation of social injustice. by Joshua Glass
Conversations Bjarne Melgaard and Glenn O’Brien on Why Art Should Alienate To celebrate the release of Melgaard's self-titled monograph, Document presents a conversation between the artist and journalist Glenn O'Brien. by Ann Binlot
Above the Fold A Warning to the World from Antony Micallef The artist's latest project "Trump Fags," a visual double entente featuring the United States's most malign White House hopeful, feels so decisively pivotal to us... by Joshua Glass
Conversations Douglas Crimp and Malik Gaines on Queer Liberation and the Decline of Radicalism The cultural critic and artist discuss Crimp's new memoir "Before Pictures" in issue no. 9 of Document. by Drew Sawyer
Conversations Singer Anohni tackles speaking out, oppression, and subversion with composer Nico Muhly The musical artists talk composition, American civic complicity, and "joyful expressions of rage." by Nico Muhly
Conversations Super teens Jack Andraka and Adora Svitak talk science fairs, educational reform, and Kim Kardashian Super teens Jack Andraka and Adora Svitak chat about growing up in the internet spotlight, what confuses them, and—like any teen—Kim Kardashian West. by Blake Abbie
Documented Using written language, Jenny Holzer asks us to question mass media portrayals of the ‘war on terror’ The artist meditates on biased media, state-sanctioned torture, and government censorship in this Document exclusive portfolio from the Fall/Winter 2015 issue. by Drew Sawyer
Conversations How Lia Gangitano became the patron curator for the New York’s most subversive artists Gangitano never planned a life in the art world. Here she speaks with Linda Yablonsky about the ICA’s seminal 'Boston School' exhibition and Participant, her... by Linda Yablonski