As Hollywood attempts to illuminate cracks in the criminal justice system, it must also dismantle the dangerous racial paradigms of criminality and virtue.
Filmmaker Ava DuVernay spoke with Henry Louis Gates Jr. on her latest mini series chronicling the Central Park Five case at the Vision & Justice conference at Harvard.
In her portfolio for Document S/S 2019, the artist layers and collages fabrics in a movement toward black beings existing without compromise.
With her debut album ten years in the making, the Swedish-Iranian artist embraces her identity without prejudice.
The author and illustrator tells Document about the books that redeem and recharge him, from gripping personal memoirs about loss of faith to E. B. White's pink eye-induced personal reckoning.
Love Yourself / With My Whole Heart' is the singer-songwriter's first musical release since 'Call Me By Your Name.
Following her portfolio in Document's S/S 2019 issue, the New York-born-and-bred artist discusses her process, her inspirations, and why she's so drawn to the color red.
The artist pounds, massages, and wrinkles images of Playboy models into radical feminist art in Document S/S 2019.
As the film industry grapples with the size of steps taken to spotlight more women at Cannes, we take a look at the record-tying four women who were nominated for the Palme d’Or.
With talk of Space Force and Moon colonization, Becky Ferreira explains why it might be time to update our 50 year old space treaty in Document S/S 2019.
At Marfa Ballroom's 2019 spring celebration at the Times Square Edition hotel, the Pope of Trash revealed why the White House needs a brutalist makeover.
The actor draws upon the gender-bending novel to guest edit Aperture's Summer 2019 issue, featuring photography by Collier Schorr and Carmen Winant.
Writer Justin Polera explores the Biennale grounds to finds walls, borders, and hybrid identities on display.
Document speaks with the artist about the power of social media, expanding the narrative, and why collaboration is always her guiding principle with an exclusive video by Sasha Douglas-Nares.
Photographer Sam Nixon and stylist Shawn Lakin take to Far Rockaway in New York for Document Online.
Photographer Laurence Ellis documents the fight against rising sea levels and Big Oil in a photo essay for Document S/S 2019.
Document speaks with the Estonian brand about Eastern European cultural heritage and upcycling surplus.
John Holmstrom and Peter Saville give the stories behind the album covers for the Ramones’s, Joy Division, and New Order.
Photographer Chris Rhodes partners with Document's senior fashion editor Shawn Lakin to shoot Louis Vuitton women's on location at Jean Cocteau’s home in Paris.
The artist and writer discusses wanting to bring people together through a more open, compassionate dialogue.
Document visited the São Paulo-born artist’s Clinton Hill studio during Frieze Week in New York.
The New Yorker cartoonist tells Document about the books she can't put down, from absurdist comic strips to illustrated personal anecdotes.
The underground performance artist talks to Slava Mogutin about penetration, catharsis, and spirituality for Document S/S 2019.
As part of her annual zine ‘Gay Tees,’ writer Emily Manning goes through 16 playful and poignant t-shirts and the stories behind them.
With his debut album “Nothing Great About Britain,” the rapper blends punk anarchy with the purity of Daniel Johnston.
In his show ‘mEYEcelium’ the artist uses portraits of eyes to capture the lingering presence of his friends and loved ones.
Following her artist portfolio in Document S/S 2019, Ming Smith speaks on representation, improvisation, and photography as a form of survival.
The photographer saw the show in 1976 with Legs McNeil, John Holmstrom, and Ged Dunn.
The writers reflect on the strenuous, theatrical, and brutally confessional craft of contemporary criticism in Document S/S 2019.
The two artists spent the day photographing each other and sharing advice, memories, and their hopes for the future.
Casper Kent spent a year photographing his friend in Japanese ryokans and love hotels for his new book 'Sakura Lust.'
The Nigerian artist created a new series of masked sculptures for a project titled "Stand for Something."
Document meets María Forqué, the DJ and producer embracing nudity to be closer to God.
How much can you say with a single photograph? The Palm* Studios Photo Prize spotlights 100 images and a world of perspectives, evening the playing field between established and emerging photographers.
The culinary giants discuss farming insecurity, workplace harassment, and the unsung merits of zucchini.
With museum funding now under the spotlight, is an entirely new funding model the answer?
The artist spent Mother’s Day with a group of die-hard Supreme fans and a large Supreme-wrapped crucifix.
‘Game of Thrones’ is nearing its finale, but Raleigh Ritchie's music career is just taking off. He talks to Document about perfectionism, imposter syndrome, and the enduring influence of Amy Winehouse.
Photographer Alasdair McLellan and stylist Mauricio Nardi capture Berluti FW19 in an exclusive fashion portfolio for Document S/S 2019.
The designer discusses the freedom and terror of being Berluti’s new man.
Vinyl Williams, Teen Daze, Sunbeam Sound Machine, and Gold Celeste discuss how they are taking a 60s sound to strange new heights.
The photographer’s experiments in shadow and light reform gender and racial boundaries in a portfolio for Document S/S 2019.
As ‘Garry Winogrand: Color’ opens at The Brooklyn Museum, his former student tells Document why the emotive character of Winogrand's color photography still resonates today.
In ‘Still Life With Discontent,’ the South African sculptor draws parallels between bibles and encyclopedias—and exposes America’s own complicated history of Apartheid.
Photographer Marco Cella and stylist Donatella Musco capture a sun-soaked vision of Ermenegildo Zegna Couture SS19 collection in the Tuscan countryside.
The London photographer and Detroit-born model create surreal suburban looks for Document Online.
The designer paid tribute to the 100th anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance with a new collection presented at the Apollo Theater.
The musician speaks about gratitude, his indifference to social media, and the joys of constant work cycle following his appearance in Document S/S 2019.
Ahead of the exhibition, Document S/S 2019 featured a portfolio of the late photographer's color work with an introduction by Mitch Epstein.
Selah Marley on wandering the Lower East side, following your own creative spark, and her first installation project, ‘A Primordial Place.’