Sound designer Frédéric Sanchez and multimedia artist Laurie Anderson discuss the influence of memories, the relationship between image and sound, and Anderson’s new film, “Heart of a Dog” for Document's Fall/Winter 2015 issue.
Washington state attorney general Bob Ferguson announced in a federal lawsuit that downloadable weapons are a serious national security threat.
A new study in the "Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities" examines the effect of lynchings from 1877 to 1950 on present-day death rates.
The experimental theater director Robert Wilson honored the late Yves Saint Laurent co-founder Pierre Bergé at The 25th Annual Watermill Center Summer Benefit & Auction.
Francesco Maccapani Missoni collected his family recipes for The Missoni Family Cookbook, published by Assouline.
The artists talk navigating social media, hyphenated identity, and self-promotion for Document's Fall/Winter 2015 issue.
Even with today's deadline to unify refugee children with their parents.
A survey conducted by Writer’s Guild of America West says that sixty-four percent of female writers have experienced sexual harassment at least once in their careers.
'To Peter, Andy Warhol.'
The photographer and stylist team up for this cheeky, ethereal spread in Document's Spring/Summer 2017 issue.
Photographers Stevie & Mada join forces with stylist Marcela Jacobina to transport you to a place where time has seemingly stood still.
Japan is applying its progressive design ethos to heatmaps that can be visible to those with colorblindness.
As Hermès showcased its Fall/Winter 2018 collection with an immersive exhibition at the National Art Center of Tokyo, Document sat down with artistic director Bali Barret.
A quarter of a decade since the National Longitudinal Lesbian Family Study began researchers can finally reveal that good parenting has nothing to do with sexuality.
With nine months until the Venice Biennale, the State Department has yet to announce a U.S. artist.
The sculptor, painter, and performance artist on her site-specific installation at Zurich's LUMA Westbau gallery.
Opening this week at the Museum of Modern Art is “Toward a Concrete Utopia: Architecture in Yugoslavia," a new exhibition on the cold architectural style.
Footage of the world's most isolated man, who has lived in a hole in the Brazilian jungle since the eradication of his tribe, was captured by a government NGO this week.
Ozone levels across the country's national parks are virtually indistinguishable from the smog and pollution found in major metropolitan areas according to new research.
“Distant Planet: The Six Chapters of Simona," directed by Josh Blaaberg, is a call-back to a not-so-distant time.
A new survey of music listeners attempts to make sense of aging and musical discovery.
Photographer Daisy Walker joins stylist Cristina Firpo to embrace the form and power of the body in all its unabashed sensuality.
This summer the Giacometti Institute has opened a near-exact recreation of the sculpture's Montparnasse studio.
A recent survey of millennials and members of Gen Z across six countries has revealed a totally reasonable and widespread mistrust of those leading the global business economy.
One photographer's close look at Imperial College London's Aerial Robotics department where the future of drone flight is being hatched.
The internet is getting faster for a select global few, leaving developing nations at an extreme disadvantage.
The artist and AIDS activist gets the retrospective treatment at the Whitney starting this month.
This weekend at the 99 Scott event space in Bushwick, the Happy Family Night Market is planning a celebration of Asian-American cuisine and heritage.
In the first study of its kind, researchers have found a direct correlation between increased access to healthcare and the legalization of same-sex marriages.
Long before the iconic CK One and the age of gender fluidity, the French perfumer thought that a scent should be like a work of art: for anyone and everyone.
'FOOD SEX ART,' which opens at the Ryan Lee Gallery this week, dispels the idea of artistic penury with a survey of artistic indulgence from the late 1980's.
The performer and Throbbing Gristle co-founder discusses love, violence, and making life a work of art with gallerist Lia Gangitano for Document's Spring/Summer 2017 issue.
Raf Simons played with the bright hues and nostalgic associations of America's sunniest university, the University of California, in his latest collection for Calvin Klein.
Before Tumblr, Instagram, and mankind itself—there was pink, floating in Earth's primordial ooze.
Murder, booze, and sex have been just some of the novelist's go-tos in the past. Now, the dissolution of her latest book takes its inspiration straight out of a prescription bottle.
Embellished, exotic, and exclusive as ever, couture celebrated a century and half of turning heads during Paris Fashion Week.
According to a new report by two watchdog groups, the e-commerce hub has become a handy resource for extremist children toys.
East Village Eye uncovered the brightest minds of 1980s New York. Thirty years later, editor Leonard Abrams finally shares its story in Document S/S 2018.
A traumatic and violent youth served as an astonishing storyboard for the Georgian's latest collection.
The recent bust of one of Italy's oldest organized crime rings may have 'convulsive' impacts on the scholarly world of artifacts and forgeries.
After research suggests the younger generation will be facing the effects of climate change, activists in the UK are holding the government responsible.
Discover the five finalists and the winner of the Special Reportage Prize.
Challenging the ways in which the ancient epics ‘The Odyssey’ and ‘Beowulf’ have been translated by men, authors Emily Wilson and Maria Dahvana Headley discuss why it’s mistaken to describe their work as “feminist translations.”
The future of the highest court in the land may take an even grimmer shift to the right.
In this exclusive editorial, photographer Ronan Gallagher and stylist Grace Joel reimagine a typical English seaside family holiday.
Smoke clouds, germ masks and black flags sent a clear message about the state of things in Rick Owen's men's spring 2019 runway collection.
The environmental advocacy group partners with Outlaw Moscow on a series of face masks to bring attention to air pollution in Russia.