Document Journal launches Fall/Winter 2020: The Alternate Future
What does counterculture look like in this turbulent moment? This question has taken us across the globe and into the deepest corners of the web
Chicago’s Knox Fortune has arrived with his genre-bending new album, Stock Child Wonder
The Grammy Award-wining musician on the creative process and being untraditional
From digital to analog, producer Carlota’s playlist explores the infinite grammar of the synth
“The act of listening becomes an art itself, allowing us to decipher the codes of life.”
From lovestruck to cuntstruck: How today’s period pieces are refashioning history and having fun doing it
Once Hollywood’s reliably square crowd-pleaser, historic films are undergoing a radical shift—and becoming cinema’s most boundary-pushing genre
Ellia Coggins’ ode to shared memory, “Small”, asks you to reflect on personal perception
The model and musician explores shared memory, relationships, and a love of old films in her debut video
Inside London’s Angels Costumes, a dress-up paradise for film lovers
Document gets lost in the historic family-run archive where ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ meets ‘Grand Budapest Hotel’
Love Mansuy’s lyrical ballads are a vision for vulnerable masculinity
In his latest EP, the singer-songwriter channels gospel serenity with waves of sonic experimentation
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
Othilia Simon enjoys simple pleasures, but she has superhuman ambitions
The French model tells Document about her biggest fear, her greatest adventure, and her high-flying personal heroes
Photographer Dustin Thierry chronicles the underground Ballroom scene in his new exhibition, Opulence
The Curaçao native traveled throughout Europe, documenting vibrant communities in a celebration of Blackness, beauty, and queerness
UBI, M4A, Radical Love: Brooklyn’s Paperboy Prince is a politician for the people
The rapper and community organizer tells Document about his historic bid for congress, and crusading for NYC's everyday heroes
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.
Thurston Moore on his new album, the old New York, and always resisting the mainstream
From London, Moore joins Document to discuss the future of music amidst clutter and uncertainty
Ólafur Arnalds, sampling healing rituals and spoken word, reminds us we’re all connected
On 'Some Kind of Peace,' the Icelandic multi-instrumentalist embraces birth, death, and new beginnings
The photographs of John Edmonds examine realness and ritual in the Black diaspora
For 'A Sidelong Glance,' the photographer worked with Ralph Ellison's collection of Central and West African sculptures, weaving together the contemporary and the ancestral
Okay Kaya is cool with being herself, but also wouldn’t mind being a squid
The model and musician tells Document about her favorite card game, her biggest fear, and her dreams of living underwater
Kati Nescher on inspiration, icons, and her creative pilgrimage to Ingmar Bergman’s house
The model-turned-filmmaker shares the story behind her cinematic debut 'Green Eyes'
Zora J Murff’s photography will have you questioning your beliefs
From juvenile justice to redlining, the artist joins Document to discuss good aesthetics, Blackness, and navigating art world capitalism
Miles Greenberg is creating spaces to transcend
The Québécois artist joins Document to discuss the Black origins of surrealism, the future of performance, and being a low-key biohacker
Grand River plays with limitations and freedom in her expansive ambient sound
On her latest album, ‘Blink A Few Times To Clear Your Eyes’, Aimée Portioli fuses electronic and acoustic instruments perfectly suited for Fall
Dana Donnelly’s hot girl guide to hot girl horror movies
Spend this Halloween with your favorite sexy scream queens
5 ways to freak yourself out this Halloween—as if 2020 isn’t scary enough
Lili Michelle's guide to getting spooky during the spookiest year on record
When they go low, we go high: Celine’s optimistic vision of post-pandemic fashion
Mixing bourgeoisie style codes with boyish staples, Hedi Slimane’s Spring/Summer 2021 offering is relaxed luxury for the next generation
Livestream Celine’s Spring/Summer 2021 collection here
Watch the stream live this Monday, October 27, at 1PM EST.
Tao Lin’s required reading for going off-grid
Long before the global pandemic necessitated lifestyle changes for millions of Americans, Tao Lin was already seeking solace in the natural world. “The mind is...
Yo La Tengo’s new dual releases reflect on a sonically expansive past
30 years on, the celebrated indie band is able to take itself apart and put itself back together, as indie rock, bluegrass, drone, or whatever...
Lil Keed is rap’s hungriest superstar
“Music gets you through everything, bro.” The Atlanta-based rapper tells Document why he's a product of pain, ambition, and the Cleveland Avenue streets.
Fires, fascists, and Trump caravans: Rick Castro sees a revolution coming to AmeriKKKa
By taking a look back at the Watts, Rodney King, and lesser-known East Los Angeles Riots, the artist helps make sense of the chaos currently...
Raquel Zimmermann has FOMO about the Big Bang
For our series ‘About Face’, the supermodel talks self-improvement, staying sane, and leaving home at age 15.
Dorian Electra is executing their queer agenda—and reclaiming fedoras in the process
With their new project ‘My Agenda’, the genre-subverting artist is turning toxic masculinity on its head.
Susan Cianciolo, Mike Eckhaus, and Maryam Nassir Zadeh on creating beauty in ugly times
Three generations of New York fashion join Document to discuss their creative origin stories
In Marie Tomanova’s New York, anyone can be your friend
The Czech Republic-born photographer tells us the stories behind her new solo exhibition at Tschechisches Zentrum Berlin
At Rockaway Beach, Benny’s Club makes a home for LGBTQ, POC surfers
For the New York surf collective, there’s no such thing as a “traditional” surfer
Kamasi Washington, Robert Glasper, Terrace Martin, and 9th Wonder would like to invite you to a Dinner Party
Get to know the supergroup revitalizing both jazz and hip hop
Privacy expert Clare Garvie explains why your face is already in a criminal lineup
Biometric surveillance is coming for you, even if you have 'nothing to hide'
For Miu Miu, fashion is a spectator sport
In an OMA-designed stadium, the brand’s Spring/Summer 2021 collection puts two forms of gendered performance in dialogue
In Pat Martin’s sun-drenched world, we are never strangers
The California photographer takes us beneath the golden washes of West Coast sun, toward a deeper study of the American family
Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2021 collection endorses androgyny
Nicolas Ghesquière looked to the ’80s in a stylistic exploration of ambiguous territories
Matthew Williams takes Givenchy into the unknown
Fusing early 2000s glam with elements of urbanwear, Williams’s debut collection charts a new course for the French Fashion house
Ami perfects nonchalant, laid back sex appeal for your next night in
With his Spring/Summer 2021 collection, Alexandre Mattiussi solidifies the new cool kid uniform
Hermès’s latest collection is a poignant tribute to human touch
Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski's Spring/Summer 2021 collection explores the tactility of individual garments—and the luxurious sensuality of a backless bodysuit
“I’ll never do puff if it’s safe”: Australian designer Jordan Dalah on his latest collection
Emerging Australian designer Jordan Dalah joins Document to discuss finding inspiration in Victorian history, Tudor undergarments, and designing for the mother of the bride
Issey Miyake transforms clothes into stop-motion choreography
For Spring/Summer 2021, designer Satoshi Kondo shows us the magic of thoughtful construction—giving clothes a life of their own
Loewe and friends return with an off-the-wall fashion experience
With the help of creative collaborators, Jonathan Anderson returns to Loewe with a show "on-the-wall'
“All I needed was a good horse underneath me”: Inside the world of Ed Forbis, the infamous Marlboro Man
Director duo Lola+Pani delve into the mysterious past of the man who embodied the 20th century advertising boom
In new sculpture exhibition, Helmut Lang breathes life into unused clothing from Saint Laurent collections
Anthony Vaccarello tapped the designer-turned-artist to transform abandoned goods into narrative pieces about the past, present, and future of the French fashion house
Chloe’s Spring/Summer 2021 collection is an immersive lesson in hope
Choreographed at a distance with live camera footage, Natacha Ramsay-Levi’s collection draws on Corita Kent’s poetry in celebration of the female gaze
Kenzo’s beekeeper-inspired collection is a planetary call to action
Felipe Oliveira Baptista raises questions about the fate of our environment—and how to leverage the present toward a more optimistic future
JW Anderson’s whimsical show-in-a-box is a tribute to creativity under constraint
Requiring viewers to assemble and collection themselves, the designer’s second portable presentation invites us to participate in a process uniquely shaped by the present
