Frans de Waal and Isabella Rossellini find models for morality in the past and the primal At Pioneer Works, the two met to investigate where man went wrong, and the misused excuses of biology for prejudices
Art Epistolary Filth: The life and death of ‘J.D.s’ zine For Document’s Spring/Summer 2023 issue, Jesse Doris looks back on the transgressive queer digest, and the subculture it willed into existence
Art Remembering Kenneth Anger, an icon of queer cinematic counterculture The groundbreaking filmmaker believed movies were “evil” and likened his practice to the “casting of a spell”—the influence of which is imbued across visual culture
Music Water From Your Eyes is expert in the art of accident Ahead of the release of ‘Everyone’s Crushed,’ Rachel Brown and Nate Amos join Document to unpack their unintentional self-prophesying and extrapolate the record’s many meanings
Above the Fold Thirty years later, Sally Potter’s ‘Orlando’ still feels wildly modern Ahead of a retrospective at the Metrograph, the legendary filmmaker reflects on her groundbreaking adaptation of the Virginia Woolf classic by Tia Glista
Above the Fold Thirty years later, Sally Potter’s ‘Orlando’ still feels wildly modern Ahead of a retrospective at the Metrograph, the legendary filmmaker reflects on her groundbreaking adaptation of the Virginia Woolf classic by Tia Glista
