Art During Salone del Mobile, Zegna debuts ‘Born in Oasi,’ a book dedicated to the brand’s historied relationship to nature The Italian luxury brand transformed its headquarters in Milan’s design district into an interactive exhibit designed to connect high fashion and environmental consciousness
Art Danny Lim takes us into the unseen heart of Stockholm In his new photobook ‘Green’, the New York-based photographer turns his camera on the expressive youth and mossy parklands of Stockholm’s industrial waterfront
Art In ‘Body Objects,’ artists and designers sculpt hair, silicone, and bacteria Designer Brecht Wright Gander’s curatorial debut takes on a semi-animate world
Art SculptureCenter’s annual gala celebrates creative community Editor of Arts and Lifestyle Katie Rex takes you inside the event honoring artists and champions of the institution
Above the Fold Good artists borrow, great artists steal, and AI art generators get sued The company behind popular art tool Stable Diffusion is facing accusations of copyright infringement from all sides, raising questions about the future of AI art by Camille Sojit Pejcha Above the Fold For cyborg Neil Harbisson, technology is the medium, not the message From shark fins to seismic senses, members of the biohacking community are changing their brains and bodies to foster a deeper connection with nature by Camille Sojit Pejcha Above the Fold Artificial intelligence is gunning to join your court defense Between two of the most distrusted classes of modern society—lawyers and robots—who do we have less faith in? by Megan Hullander Above the Fold The most absurd inventions from the world’s biggest tech show From virtual reality scents to self-driving strollers, Document compiled a list of the most aggravating, unnecessary, and obscene products in attendance at CES this year by Megan Hullander Above the Fold Is VR the new frontier of inclusivity? Actor Jillian Mercado weighs in from the Metaverse Document spends an afternoon exploring Nuevo Norte, Meta’s attempt at fostering cultural community by Morgan Becker Above the Fold Inside FORMAT, the festival bringing cyborgs and sex therapy to the Ozarks Held in the town that Walmart built, its inaugural edition offered attendees a choose-your-own-adventure-style journey designed to blend art, music, and technology by Camille Sojit Pejcha Above the Fold Amazon is reading palms at Whole Foods Biometric payment technology is a slippery slope to becoming one with our digital footprints, raising concerns about data privacy and customer surveillance by Morgan Becker Above the Fold Just because you can create a digitally rendered pop star, doesn’t mean you should While AI artists can spare fans from the disappointment of boy band breakups, their popularity raises questions about whether today’s music centers connection or capital by Megan Hullander Above the Fold NFT television is the latest attempt to manufacture token utility The failure of Seth Green’s ‘White Horse Tavern,’ starring a Bored Ape NFT, exemplified the risks of pairing investment with media creation by Cole Cahill Above the Fold At Freshii, your ‘virtual cashier’ is actually a person working for $3.75 per hour Public debate around a Canadian franchise’s experiment raises questions about automation, labor laws, and the ignorance of the Western consumer by Peter Miklas Above the Fold The dangers, and benefits, of mobile health apps in a post-Roe world Period tracking apps are marketed as a tool to empower users with information—but with abortion rights under fire, many worry that the data they collect... by Camille Sojit Pejcha Above the Fold Fairchain imagines an art market that centers the artist The founders of the blockchain-based platform meet with Renee Cox and gallerist Hannah Traore to discuss collaboration, royalties, and why creatives can’t work for free by Morgan Becker Above the Fold Teen hackers are wreaking havoc on the world’s biggest companies LAPSUS$ collective recently breached Microsoft and Samsung, calling the motivations and power of cyber gangs into question by Morgan Becker Above the Fold AssangeDAO imagines the social justice potential of online collectives The community bought an NFT for $53 million, with the aim to fund the WikiLeaks founder’s legal fees by Peter Miklas Above the Fold Academic journal fingerprints PDFs to prevent free use of its materials When primary sources are paywalled, the public is cornered into taking secondary interpretations at face value by Megan Hullander Conversations Who does your voice belong to? For musician Holly Herndon, the answer is ‘everyone’ For Document’s Winter 2021/Resort 2022 issue, the musician envisions the future of intellectual property in the era of vocal deepfakes by Camille Sojit Pejcha At Large New Cosmologies: Could reconsidering the Big Bang theory save us? Tao Lin takes a closer look at science’s creation stories, examining their implications for human culture at large by Tao Lin Above the Fold Can a pizza-making robot remedy restaurant disparities? Robotics company Picnic seeks to better the situations of owners, workers, and consumers in the restaurant industry by Megan Hullander Above the Fold Inside the incelosphere, where the lonely get lonelier SergeantIncel, founder of incels.co, joins Document to discuss the nuances of the internet's most despised subculture by Megan Hullander Above the Fold Jacolby Satterwhite is using the past to create art about the future In collaboration with Nike Every Stitch Considered, Document highlights innovative creatives who are expanding our cultural landscape through acts of exploration, process and education by Camille Sojit Pejcha Above the Fold Salome Asega is bridging the gap between technology and tradition In collaboration with Nike Every Stitch Considered, Document highlights innovative creatives who are expanding our cultural landscape through acts of exploration, process and education by Camille Sojit Pejcha At Large From ecological restoration to robot artists, technologists explore how machines could transform our relationship with nature In this portfolio for Document’s Summer/Pre-Fall 2021 edition, photographer Laurence Ellis investigates how emerging technologies might shape our planetary future by Camille Sojit Pejcha Above the Fold Lee Burridge shares six songs for musical meditation The DJ has signed on to collaborate with MEYA, an app that harnesses the power of dance music for mental health by Megan Hullander At Large Rediscovering desire in a panopticon of virtual pleasures Dean Kissick prescribes a renaissance of sensualism to save us from our collective ennui by Dean Kissick Above the Fold Ekene Ijeoma reveals the revolutionary potential of data-based art Driven by an activist spirit, the artist and MIT assistant professor creates participatory installations that reveal urgent truths about our unjust world by Morgan Becker Above the Fold Why the Pentagon’s Soviet bear meme was destined to fail Recently released documents outline the Department of Defense's attempt to make Russian hackers look uncool by Megan Hullander Above the Fold Everything you need to know this week, from Pablo Escobar’s escaped hippos to Anna Delvey’s return to Instagram An essential roundup of the week’s buzziest topics of varying importance and consequence by Document Editors Above the Fold In a warming world, an engineered climate edges towards reality Four environmental experts weigh in on the peril and promise of a 'geoengineered' Earth by Alex Hodor-Lee Above the Fold Everything you need to know this week, from robot companions to the raffle that might send you to space An essential roundup of the week’s buzziest topics of varying importance and consequence by Document Editors Documented Blueprints for a better world: Messages of hope For Document’s F/W 2020 issue, Tao Lin, Rhea Dillon, and Rachel Rabbit White reflect on where we’ve been and where we’re headed by Document Journal Above the Fold Sophia the Robot is being mass produced for a world plagued with loneliness The pandemic has complicated human interaction, and Hanson Robotics thinks they’ve found the solution. But is technology really equipped to solve this inherently human problem? by Megan Hullander At Large The internet didn’t kill counterculture—you just won’t find it on Instagram “To be truly countercultural in a time of tech hegemony, one has to, above all, betray the platform.” by Caroline Busta Documented Blueprints for a better world: Rethinking the role of community For Document’s Fall/Winter 2020 issue, we invited a selection of the culture’s most compelling creative minds to envision a new way of living by Document Journal At Large Inside ‘Mondo 2000,’ the cyberpunk magazine that gave us a glimpse of the utopian future that never was The magazine's founder R.U. Sirius talks with Claire L. Evans about internet culture's psychedelic early days and its clusterfuck present by Claire L. Evans Conversations Freddie Gibbs and Moxie Marlinspike decrypt the modern American Dream The rapper and founder of Signal on the luxury of privacy, the future of community, and their radical visions of the future by Alex Hodor-Lee Above the Fold Time and space: Nelly Ben Hayoun harnesses science and technology to help us empathize The designer of experiences looks to the intergalactic to design better futures by Biz Sherbert Above the Fold The Gospel of Chris Korda: a techno-punk preacher for civilization on the brink of collapse Nearly 30 years after founding the Church of Euthanasia, Korda remains environmentalism's most controversial figure. But she’s only trying to save humanity from itself. by Hannah Ongley Above the Fold Trevor Paglen wants you to stop seeing like a human The artist on CIA-funded facial recognition technology, images in the post-truth era, and why AI is its own form of politics by Camille Sojit Pejcha Above the Fold POWRPLNT, the mutual aid space bridging the digital divide Bushwick's best-kept secret: Between Narcan trainings and online workshops, how POWRPLNT continues to serve community through the pandemic by Maraya Fisher Above the Fold Caroline Calloway is the unlikely antihero of the corona era Come for the chaos, stay for the charity: the art of spinning personal scandal into media gold by Camille Sojit Pejcha Above the Fold Before DNA kits and deepfakes, Nancy Burson used morphed images to reveal fundamental truths Burson’s photographs of missing children and powerful dictators helped us see things we otherwise couldn’t imagine. 50 years later, her work is still unsettling. by Hannah Ongley Above the Fold AI is coming for your questionable fashion choices A new visual recognition system will give you sartorial tips—a chance to channel your inner Cher Horowitz or the end of individuality? by Caroline Reagan Above the Fold Anti-surveillance makeup could be the future of beauty With facial recognition technology on the rise, Document presents a fashion story exploring makeup for the panopticon. by Camille Sojit Pejcha Above the Fold The secret world of images not meant for human eyes In a new exhibition at Fondazione Prada, Trevor Paglen and Kate Crawford investigate AI’s political underpinnings. by Camille Sojit Pejcha Conversations Dior’s Kim Jones and Apple’s Jony Ive predict what our future will look like The pair dissect the enduring design needs of the tech and the tactile for Document’s S/S 2019 issue. by David Aaron Brake Above the Fold Iddris Sandu, the tech wunderkind bringing AI to the people The 21 year-old who has already created work for giants such as Instagram and Uber speaks on exposing the youth to new technology, and why... by Sam Weir Above the Fold Tabitha Soren sees America’s collective anxiety in our fingerprint-stained screens In her new project ‘Surface Tension,’ Tabitha Soren suggests our digital-era anxiety can actually bring us closer together. by Hannah Ongley Above the Fold Autonomous cars are set to change how we have sex As the development of self-driving cars continues to build, drivers will suddenly have a lot more down-time. Will sex be there to fill the void? by Caroline Christie Above the Fold Consent-based brothel wants to fix problem of bad robot sex Sex dolls can be made to do anything the user desires—both in and outside the realms of morality. by Caroline Christie Above the Fold Technology is tracing your every move Devices are measuring your every move, and with all our usage, they can paint a picture of our daily lives. by Caroline Christie
Above the Fold Good artists borrow, great artists steal, and AI art generators get sued The company behind popular art tool Stable Diffusion is facing accusations of copyright infringement from all sides, raising questions about the future of AI art by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Above the Fold For cyborg Neil Harbisson, technology is the medium, not the message From shark fins to seismic senses, members of the biohacking community are changing their brains and bodies to foster a deeper connection with nature by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Above the Fold Artificial intelligence is gunning to join your court defense Between two of the most distrusted classes of modern society—lawyers and robots—who do we have less faith in? by Megan Hullander
Above the Fold The most absurd inventions from the world’s biggest tech show From virtual reality scents to self-driving strollers, Document compiled a list of the most aggravating, unnecessary, and obscene products in attendance at CES this year by Megan Hullander
Above the Fold Is VR the new frontier of inclusivity? Actor Jillian Mercado weighs in from the Metaverse Document spends an afternoon exploring Nuevo Norte, Meta’s attempt at fostering cultural community by Morgan Becker
Above the Fold Inside FORMAT, the festival bringing cyborgs and sex therapy to the Ozarks Held in the town that Walmart built, its inaugural edition offered attendees a choose-your-own-adventure-style journey designed to blend art, music, and technology by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Above the Fold Amazon is reading palms at Whole Foods Biometric payment technology is a slippery slope to becoming one with our digital footprints, raising concerns about data privacy and customer surveillance by Morgan Becker
Above the Fold Just because you can create a digitally rendered pop star, doesn’t mean you should While AI artists can spare fans from the disappointment of boy band breakups, their popularity raises questions about whether today’s music centers connection or capital by Megan Hullander
Above the Fold NFT television is the latest attempt to manufacture token utility The failure of Seth Green’s ‘White Horse Tavern,’ starring a Bored Ape NFT, exemplified the risks of pairing investment with media creation by Cole Cahill
Above the Fold At Freshii, your ‘virtual cashier’ is actually a person working for $3.75 per hour Public debate around a Canadian franchise’s experiment raises questions about automation, labor laws, and the ignorance of the Western consumer by Peter Miklas
Above the Fold The dangers, and benefits, of mobile health apps in a post-Roe world Period tracking apps are marketed as a tool to empower users with information—but with abortion rights under fire, many worry that the data they collect... by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Above the Fold Fairchain imagines an art market that centers the artist The founders of the blockchain-based platform meet with Renee Cox and gallerist Hannah Traore to discuss collaboration, royalties, and why creatives can’t work for free by Morgan Becker
Above the Fold Teen hackers are wreaking havoc on the world’s biggest companies LAPSUS$ collective recently breached Microsoft and Samsung, calling the motivations and power of cyber gangs into question by Morgan Becker
Above the Fold AssangeDAO imagines the social justice potential of online collectives The community bought an NFT for $53 million, with the aim to fund the WikiLeaks founder’s legal fees by Peter Miklas
Above the Fold Academic journal fingerprints PDFs to prevent free use of its materials When primary sources are paywalled, the public is cornered into taking secondary interpretations at face value by Megan Hullander
Conversations Who does your voice belong to? For musician Holly Herndon, the answer is ‘everyone’ For Document’s Winter 2021/Resort 2022 issue, the musician envisions the future of intellectual property in the era of vocal deepfakes by Camille Sojit Pejcha
At Large New Cosmologies: Could reconsidering the Big Bang theory save us? Tao Lin takes a closer look at science’s creation stories, examining their implications for human culture at large by Tao Lin
Above the Fold Can a pizza-making robot remedy restaurant disparities? Robotics company Picnic seeks to better the situations of owners, workers, and consumers in the restaurant industry by Megan Hullander
Above the Fold Inside the incelosphere, where the lonely get lonelier SergeantIncel, founder of incels.co, joins Document to discuss the nuances of the internet's most despised subculture by Megan Hullander
Above the Fold Jacolby Satterwhite is using the past to create art about the future In collaboration with Nike Every Stitch Considered, Document highlights innovative creatives who are expanding our cultural landscape through acts of exploration, process and education by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Above the Fold Salome Asega is bridging the gap between technology and tradition In collaboration with Nike Every Stitch Considered, Document highlights innovative creatives who are expanding our cultural landscape through acts of exploration, process and education by Camille Sojit Pejcha
At Large From ecological restoration to robot artists, technologists explore how machines could transform our relationship with nature In this portfolio for Document’s Summer/Pre-Fall 2021 edition, photographer Laurence Ellis investigates how emerging technologies might shape our planetary future by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Above the Fold Lee Burridge shares six songs for musical meditation The DJ has signed on to collaborate with MEYA, an app that harnesses the power of dance music for mental health by Megan Hullander
At Large Rediscovering desire in a panopticon of virtual pleasures Dean Kissick prescribes a renaissance of sensualism to save us from our collective ennui by Dean Kissick
Above the Fold Ekene Ijeoma reveals the revolutionary potential of data-based art Driven by an activist spirit, the artist and MIT assistant professor creates participatory installations that reveal urgent truths about our unjust world by Morgan Becker
Above the Fold Why the Pentagon’s Soviet bear meme was destined to fail Recently released documents outline the Department of Defense's attempt to make Russian hackers look uncool by Megan Hullander
Above the Fold Everything you need to know this week, from Pablo Escobar’s escaped hippos to Anna Delvey’s return to Instagram An essential roundup of the week’s buzziest topics of varying importance and consequence by Document Editors
Above the Fold In a warming world, an engineered climate edges towards reality Four environmental experts weigh in on the peril and promise of a 'geoengineered' Earth by Alex Hodor-Lee
Above the Fold Everything you need to know this week, from robot companions to the raffle that might send you to space An essential roundup of the week’s buzziest topics of varying importance and consequence by Document Editors
Documented Blueprints for a better world: Messages of hope For Document’s F/W 2020 issue, Tao Lin, Rhea Dillon, and Rachel Rabbit White reflect on where we’ve been and where we’re headed by Document Journal
Above the Fold Sophia the Robot is being mass produced for a world plagued with loneliness The pandemic has complicated human interaction, and Hanson Robotics thinks they’ve found the solution. But is technology really equipped to solve this inherently human problem? by Megan Hullander
At Large The internet didn’t kill counterculture—you just won’t find it on Instagram “To be truly countercultural in a time of tech hegemony, one has to, above all, betray the platform.” by Caroline Busta
Documented Blueprints for a better world: Rethinking the role of community For Document’s Fall/Winter 2020 issue, we invited a selection of the culture’s most compelling creative minds to envision a new way of living by Document Journal
At Large Inside ‘Mondo 2000,’ the cyberpunk magazine that gave us a glimpse of the utopian future that never was The magazine's founder R.U. Sirius talks with Claire L. Evans about internet culture's psychedelic early days and its clusterfuck present by Claire L. Evans
Conversations Freddie Gibbs and Moxie Marlinspike decrypt the modern American Dream The rapper and founder of Signal on the luxury of privacy, the future of community, and their radical visions of the future by Alex Hodor-Lee
Above the Fold Time and space: Nelly Ben Hayoun harnesses science and technology to help us empathize The designer of experiences looks to the intergalactic to design better futures by Biz Sherbert
Above the Fold The Gospel of Chris Korda: a techno-punk preacher for civilization on the brink of collapse Nearly 30 years after founding the Church of Euthanasia, Korda remains environmentalism's most controversial figure. But she’s only trying to save humanity from itself. by Hannah Ongley
Above the Fold Trevor Paglen wants you to stop seeing like a human The artist on CIA-funded facial recognition technology, images in the post-truth era, and why AI is its own form of politics by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Above the Fold POWRPLNT, the mutual aid space bridging the digital divide Bushwick's best-kept secret: Between Narcan trainings and online workshops, how POWRPLNT continues to serve community through the pandemic by Maraya Fisher
Above the Fold Caroline Calloway is the unlikely antihero of the corona era Come for the chaos, stay for the charity: the art of spinning personal scandal into media gold by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Above the Fold Before DNA kits and deepfakes, Nancy Burson used morphed images to reveal fundamental truths Burson’s photographs of missing children and powerful dictators helped us see things we otherwise couldn’t imagine. 50 years later, her work is still unsettling. by Hannah Ongley
Above the Fold AI is coming for your questionable fashion choices A new visual recognition system will give you sartorial tips—a chance to channel your inner Cher Horowitz or the end of individuality? by Caroline Reagan
Above the Fold Anti-surveillance makeup could be the future of beauty With facial recognition technology on the rise, Document presents a fashion story exploring makeup for the panopticon. by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Above the Fold The secret world of images not meant for human eyes In a new exhibition at Fondazione Prada, Trevor Paglen and Kate Crawford investigate AI’s political underpinnings. by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Conversations Dior’s Kim Jones and Apple’s Jony Ive predict what our future will look like The pair dissect the enduring design needs of the tech and the tactile for Document’s S/S 2019 issue. by David Aaron Brake
Above the Fold Iddris Sandu, the tech wunderkind bringing AI to the people The 21 year-old who has already created work for giants such as Instagram and Uber speaks on exposing the youth to new technology, and why... by Sam Weir
Above the Fold Tabitha Soren sees America’s collective anxiety in our fingerprint-stained screens In her new project ‘Surface Tension,’ Tabitha Soren suggests our digital-era anxiety can actually bring us closer together. by Hannah Ongley
Above the Fold Autonomous cars are set to change how we have sex As the development of self-driving cars continues to build, drivers will suddenly have a lot more down-time. Will sex be there to fill the void? by Caroline Christie
Above the Fold Consent-based brothel wants to fix problem of bad robot sex Sex dolls can be made to do anything the user desires—both in and outside the realms of morality. by Caroline Christie
Above the Fold Technology is tracing your every move Devices are measuring your every move, and with all our usage, they can paint a picture of our daily lives. by Caroline Christie