Art George Rouy explores the human body as both subject and medium Following his debut solo show in London, the British artist joins Document to discuss painting, performance, and his corporeal collaboration with choreographer Sharon Eyal
The future of mobility discussed on the Arlecchino train at Prada Frames 2025 Held at Milan Central Train Station and a restored 1950s train originally designed by Gio Ponti, Prada Frames 2025 brought together designers, policymakers, and researchers...
Photography The mirror and the mirage: Fashion photography in a culture of resistance A talk given at Statements on Style, as part of the MoMA Forum on Contemporary Photography, by Nick Vogelson, Editor-in-Chief, Document Journal and Notes on...
Art Kingsley Ifill is in no rush In his latest exhibition, 'Blue Roan' at Hannah Barry Gallery in London, the artist brings together 15 years of instinct-driven image-making, carving frames by hand,...
At Large Moments of Respite: A portrait of North Africa’s migrant and queer communities Photographer Laurence Ellis captures individuals living and dreaming on their own land for Document’s Fall/Winter 2023 issue by Abdellah Taïa Above the Fold ‘Infidels,’ or falling in love with Marilyn Monroe: a work of fiction by Abdellah Tai Cinema was invented for this. To make us see our mothers in a different light. To have them forever. To share them without holding back. Without any jealousy. by Abdellah Taïa
At Large Moments of Respite: A portrait of North Africa’s migrant and queer communities Photographer Laurence Ellis captures individuals living and dreaming on their own land for Document’s Fall/Winter 2023 issue by Abdellah Taïa
Above the Fold ‘Infidels,’ or falling in love with Marilyn Monroe: a work of fiction by Abdellah Tai Cinema was invented for this. To make us see our mothers in a different light. To have them forever. To share them without holding back. Without any jealousy. by Abdellah Taïa
