Film The horrors of horniness: the freaky girls of ‘Babyratu’ This holiday’s double-bill follows women whose sexuality threatens to undo them
Literature Amber Later’s ‘Special Moss’ mines the slippages of poetry and prose The New York-based writer’s debut collection spans four centuries while traversing mysterious landscapes
Architecture Iwan Baan’s ‘Rome — Las Vegas’ explores both cities from above and below The photographer’s recent project asks how architecture shapes reality in an era of mass tourism and simulation
Literature Torey Akers’s ‘Revolutionary Algorithms’ finds political potential on TikTok For the release of her first book, the writer and content creator sits down with Document to discuss digital citizenry, censorship, and the future of...
Dior has us worshipping at the altar of earth tones Tapping filmmaker Alina Marazzi and artist Lucia Marcucci, Maria Grazia Chiuri's latest presentation is a celebration of comfort, introspection, and feminine cultural power by Brendan South Marni celebrates the radical solidarity of the collective Francesco Rizzo’s latest collection is an impassioned call for global community by Alex Hodor-Lee Ports 1961’s Spring/Summer 2021 collection embraces the physicality of fashion Indulging in the fluid elegance of Grecian draping, artistic director Karl Templer examines the relationship between clothing and the body by Brendan South MSGM captures an uplifting self-portrait of youth culture undeterred For his Spring/Summer 2021 collection, Massimo Giorgetti tapped 12 women to tell their stories of empowerment by Biz Sherbert Dial F for Ferragamo: Paul Andrew turned his obsession with Hitchcock films into runway gold Salvatore Ferragamo's creative director taps Luca Guadagnino for a fabulous, suspenseful Spring/Summer 2021 presentation by Biz Sherbert Behind the terrifying masks of the Mamuthones, a message of solidarity and renewal Photographer Martin Mae captures the ancient Sardinian tradition by Martin Mae Document spotlights seven individuals who encapsulate the spirit of New York creativity Dressed in Fear of God Exclusively for Ermenegildo Zegna, we hear the stories of the New Yorkers who bring the City to life by Alex Hodor-Lee Living artwork Daniel Lismore found his deepest passions in quarantine. Twice. Vidar Logi captures the artist's stunning creations set against the majesty of the Icelandic landscape by R. Kurt Osenlund Prada seeks meaning in the age of uncertainty for Spring/Summer 2021 With Raf Simons as co-creative director, the Italian house seeks meaning in the age of uncertainty by Document Journal Fendi’s romantic return to simple, timeless elegance In a celebration of family and home, Silvia Venturini Fendi finds the beauty in tradition by Brendan South Designer Alexandra Groover manifests our universal need for mysticism—and hoodies ‘I design for people who are more interested in style rather than fashion’: Groover joins Document to discuss her timeless approach, working with Alexander McQueen,... by Shawn Lakin Peter Lowe captures an uncharacteristically quiet London Fashion Week The photographer's vibrant images document the week's three traditional catwalk presentations by Biz Sherbert Freja Beha Erichsen wants to go to outer space The Danish model on knife throwing, edging and forgetting to forget by Alex Hodor-Lee Lili Michelle’s guide to the pandemic breakup From mainlining Ariana Grande to scouting a new internet crush, 5 steps to follow once you've evicted Shrek from your swamp by Lili Michelle ‘Electric Jesus’ will take you on a metal-fueled journey towards enlightenment Discovering the meaning of joy in a fictional, half-parodic tribute to ’80s Christian rock music by Noah Berlatsky From his family home in Texas, Caleb Landry Jones takes us on a trip into another dimension The actor discusses his debut album 'The Mother Stone,' writing a song for Jim Jarmusch, and his love of extremes by Maraya Fisher Charlotte Day Wilson finds a rhythm in the unfamiliar The singer-songwriter faced the industry’s brutal realities, now she’s making her best work ever—with a little help from basketball and Carole King by Matilda Douglas-Henry Burberry’s Spring/Summer 2021 show is a spectacle for the streaming era Riccardo Tisci taps Anne Imhof and Twitch for an ethereal marriage of technology and nature by Alex Hodor-Lee For Thailand’s queer students, self-expression is an act of protest Photographer Watsamon Tri-Yasakda documents a new generation of LGBTQ students fighting against uniformity by Des Magness Lessons in love from Rachel Rabbit White, the ‘Hooker Laureate of the dirtbag left’ The modern Sappho tells Document about the books that shaped her thinking on desire and romance by Camille Sojit Pejcha From Beirut to Berghain, Nur Jaber discovers true freedom through techno "One world, one race, one love, one rave:” The Lebanese DJ discusses the importance of prioritizing mental health, fundraising for migrant workers, and staying positive... by Bo Hanna Lineisy Montero on leaving home, getting lost, and learning to fight from her grandma Photographer Christian Brylle gets introspective with a mold-breaking model who's still a bookworm at heart by Alex Hodor-Lee The devil wears Duncan: Office-approved styles to relive your goth days Full of sublime contradictions, Michelle Duncan's latest collection is the post-quarantine power uniform by Biz Sherbert 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 Watch The Empire Marching Elite’s electrifying, outdoor drumline performance The all-star, HBCU-style band show off their kinetic range in the new 2 Moncler 1952 collection set against the sounds of nature. by Document Journal Paul Kalkbrenner shares a buoyant techno mix from the summer that never happened The boundary-pushing Berlin producer tells Document about finding hopeful moments in a very surreal summer by Hannah Ongley ‘myselves’: 4 artists on interpreting the body in the age of pandemic Loie Hollowell, Jesse Mockrin, Xiuching Tsay, and Naotaka Hiro, whose work is featured in a Kohn Gallery group exhibition, on the shifting foundations of identity by Ann Binlot ‘Don’t be a dickhead’: Lili Sumner on her fears, ambitions, and one favor she’d like to ask Kicking off a new series for Document, photographer Christian Brylle gets existential with fashion's favorite gap-toothed cool girl by Alex Hodor-Lee Fashion parkour: Saint Laurent scales the skylines of Paris, New York, and Beijing Anthony Vaccarello's visual presentation for the Saint Laurent Men’s Spring/Summer 2021 collection is a heart-racing pursuit of the future by Brendan South Saint Laurent promises to take us to church The brand releases three cinematic teasers for its Men's Spring/Summer 2021 collection by Biz Sherbert As clubs remain closed, only radical solidarity will save the queer rave scene Berghain may be too big to fail—but COVID-19 is threatening the survival of experimental nightlife spaces like WHOLE United Queer Festival. by Cassidy George Banksy’s driver and photographer reveals the art world’s most mysterious man Steve Lazarides's second volume of 'Banksy Captured' shows the enigmatic artist in a new light by Brendan South 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 Watch Young Emperors react to TikTok comments from fans and haters Yes, Isabelle Chaput and Nelson Tiberghien do wear matching sweatpants at home by Sara Radin The Great Escape: Inside Karine Laval’s intimate Brooklyn backyard photography show The photographer offers an otherworldly alternative to the gallery experience in the post-Covid era by Des Magness Watch Live: Louis Vuitton Men’s Spring/Summer 2021 show Tune in to the livestream this Wednesday, September 2nd at 7pm (GMT +9) by Document Journal Eddie Chacon’s soulful new album is a testament to the creative power of patience “I never thought I would sing again, other than in the shower." 30 years after a fleeting brush with superstardom, Chacon breaks the curse of... by Steven Yatsko Meet American Artist, the artist who ‘looted’ the Whitney At the intersection of racial identity and technology, Artist prompts us to consider issues of Black labor and visibility within a networked world by Alex Hodor-Lee Nina Sarin Arias on the artists that inspire her collections, from Roe Ethridge to Lee Krasner ARIAS partners with artist Annette Kelm for their flagship store grand opening in SoHo by Amanda Samimi The Dreamachine, the execution, and the specter of William S. Burroughs Rick Castro tells three intersecting stories about the legend of the Beat Hotel by Rick Castro Ai Weiwei on his surprise documentary ‘Coronation,’ a haunting portrait of Wuhan under lockdown "We may never know what truly happened”—the artist exposes the Chinese government’s COVID coverup and the human toll of authoritarianism by Alex Hodor-Lee Nazi hunting in the age of pop culture Hitler clones In 'The Boys From Brazil,' Ira Levin probed our absurdist obsession with Nazi replicants—unfortunately today's fascists don't conform to pulp tropes by Noah Berlatsky DJ Freedem, the ‘trap gardener’ advocating for reparations through houseplants “It’s a way to reclaim our relationship with nature and the land.” Behind Freedem’s Instagram-based reparation network, Underground Plant Trade by Benji Geisler Better living through anarchy: Tracking the rise of the temporary autonomous zone As calls to abolish the police amplify and protest zones evolve into self-governing communities, it’s clear that Americans are fed up with the current system.... by Camille Sojit Pejcha Wallow in your big city sadness with B.Miles’s new video In the moody visual for "Wasting Time (New York)," B.Miles reminisces on the fear and loneliness of first moving to NYC by Document Journal Kabwe, Zambia, where mining operations have destroyed the environment—and lives In the final installment of his environmental series for Document 16, photographer Lawrence Ellis travels to one of the most polluted towns in the world by Document Journal Space for Giants partners with Gemfields and Net-a-Porter to save the elephants Founder Dr. Max Graham tells Document why elephants are crucial to our planet’s survival by Ann Binlot Musician (Brooklyn) Steele asks himself deep questions about love, longing, and elderly poodles The artist's new single 'Save Room' explores the existential melancholia of being single in NYC by Steele Kratt An unprecedented look at fashion’s favorite cult designer, Martin Margiela The long-awaited documentary on the elusive figure, Martin Margiela: In His Own Words, is finally available to the public by Alex Hodor-Lee Getting Out: Art Omi, the sculpture park that will make you feel joy again "We're creating pieces that can be explored and interacted with": Omi’s vast pastures are teeming with flora, fauna, and experiential art by Liana Blum
Dior has us worshipping at the altar of earth tones Tapping filmmaker Alina Marazzi and artist Lucia Marcucci, Maria Grazia Chiuri's latest presentation is a celebration of comfort, introspection, and feminine cultural power by Brendan South
Marni celebrates the radical solidarity of the collective Francesco Rizzo’s latest collection is an impassioned call for global community by Alex Hodor-Lee
Ports 1961’s Spring/Summer 2021 collection embraces the physicality of fashion Indulging in the fluid elegance of Grecian draping, artistic director Karl Templer examines the relationship between clothing and the body by Brendan South
MSGM captures an uplifting self-portrait of youth culture undeterred For his Spring/Summer 2021 collection, Massimo Giorgetti tapped 12 women to tell their stories of empowerment by Biz Sherbert
Dial F for Ferragamo: Paul Andrew turned his obsession with Hitchcock films into runway gold Salvatore Ferragamo's creative director taps Luca Guadagnino for a fabulous, suspenseful Spring/Summer 2021 presentation by Biz Sherbert
Behind the terrifying masks of the Mamuthones, a message of solidarity and renewal Photographer Martin Mae captures the ancient Sardinian tradition by Martin Mae
Document spotlights seven individuals who encapsulate the spirit of New York creativity Dressed in Fear of God Exclusively for Ermenegildo Zegna, we hear the stories of the New Yorkers who bring the City to life by Alex Hodor-Lee
Living artwork Daniel Lismore found his deepest passions in quarantine. Twice. Vidar Logi captures the artist's stunning creations set against the majesty of the Icelandic landscape by R. Kurt Osenlund
Prada seeks meaning in the age of uncertainty for Spring/Summer 2021 With Raf Simons as co-creative director, the Italian house seeks meaning in the age of uncertainty by Document Journal
Fendi’s romantic return to simple, timeless elegance In a celebration of family and home, Silvia Venturini Fendi finds the beauty in tradition by Brendan South
Designer Alexandra Groover manifests our universal need for mysticism—and hoodies ‘I design for people who are more interested in style rather than fashion’: Groover joins Document to discuss her timeless approach, working with Alexander McQueen,... by Shawn Lakin
Peter Lowe captures an uncharacteristically quiet London Fashion Week The photographer's vibrant images document the week's three traditional catwalk presentations by Biz Sherbert
Freja Beha Erichsen wants to go to outer space The Danish model on knife throwing, edging and forgetting to forget by Alex Hodor-Lee
Lili Michelle’s guide to the pandemic breakup From mainlining Ariana Grande to scouting a new internet crush, 5 steps to follow once you've evicted Shrek from your swamp by Lili Michelle
‘Electric Jesus’ will take you on a metal-fueled journey towards enlightenment Discovering the meaning of joy in a fictional, half-parodic tribute to ’80s Christian rock music by Noah Berlatsky
From his family home in Texas, Caleb Landry Jones takes us on a trip into another dimension The actor discusses his debut album 'The Mother Stone,' writing a song for Jim Jarmusch, and his love of extremes by Maraya Fisher
Charlotte Day Wilson finds a rhythm in the unfamiliar The singer-songwriter faced the industry’s brutal realities, now she’s making her best work ever—with a little help from basketball and Carole King by Matilda Douglas-Henry
Burberry’s Spring/Summer 2021 show is a spectacle for the streaming era Riccardo Tisci taps Anne Imhof and Twitch for an ethereal marriage of technology and nature by Alex Hodor-Lee
For Thailand’s queer students, self-expression is an act of protest Photographer Watsamon Tri-Yasakda documents a new generation of LGBTQ students fighting against uniformity by Des Magness
Lessons in love from Rachel Rabbit White, the ‘Hooker Laureate of the dirtbag left’ The modern Sappho tells Document about the books that shaped her thinking on desire and romance by Camille Sojit Pejcha
From Beirut to Berghain, Nur Jaber discovers true freedom through techno "One world, one race, one love, one rave:” The Lebanese DJ discusses the importance of prioritizing mental health, fundraising for migrant workers, and staying positive... by Bo Hanna
Lineisy Montero on leaving home, getting lost, and learning to fight from her grandma Photographer Christian Brylle gets introspective with a mold-breaking model who's still a bookworm at heart by Alex Hodor-Lee
The devil wears Duncan: Office-approved styles to relive your goth days Full of sublime contradictions, Michelle Duncan's latest collection is the post-quarantine power uniform by Biz Sherbert
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
Watch The Empire Marching Elite’s electrifying, outdoor drumline performance The all-star, HBCU-style band show off their kinetic range in the new 2 Moncler 1952 collection set against the sounds of nature. by Document Journal
Paul Kalkbrenner shares a buoyant techno mix from the summer that never happened The boundary-pushing Berlin producer tells Document about finding hopeful moments in a very surreal summer by Hannah Ongley
‘myselves’: 4 artists on interpreting the body in the age of pandemic Loie Hollowell, Jesse Mockrin, Xiuching Tsay, and Naotaka Hiro, whose work is featured in a Kohn Gallery group exhibition, on the shifting foundations of identity by Ann Binlot
‘Don’t be a dickhead’: Lili Sumner on her fears, ambitions, and one favor she’d like to ask Kicking off a new series for Document, photographer Christian Brylle gets existential with fashion's favorite gap-toothed cool girl by Alex Hodor-Lee
Fashion parkour: Saint Laurent scales the skylines of Paris, New York, and Beijing Anthony Vaccarello's visual presentation for the Saint Laurent Men’s Spring/Summer 2021 collection is a heart-racing pursuit of the future by Brendan South
Saint Laurent promises to take us to church The brand releases three cinematic teasers for its Men's Spring/Summer 2021 collection by Biz Sherbert
As clubs remain closed, only radical solidarity will save the queer rave scene Berghain may be too big to fail—but COVID-19 is threatening the survival of experimental nightlife spaces like WHOLE United Queer Festival. by Cassidy George
Banksy’s driver and photographer reveals the art world’s most mysterious man Steve Lazarides's second volume of 'Banksy Captured' shows the enigmatic artist in a new light by Brendan South
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
Watch Young Emperors react to TikTok comments from fans and haters Yes, Isabelle Chaput and Nelson Tiberghien do wear matching sweatpants at home by Sara Radin
The Great Escape: Inside Karine Laval’s intimate Brooklyn backyard photography show The photographer offers an otherworldly alternative to the gallery experience in the post-Covid era by Des Magness
Watch Live: Louis Vuitton Men’s Spring/Summer 2021 show Tune in to the livestream this Wednesday, September 2nd at 7pm (GMT +9) by Document Journal
Eddie Chacon’s soulful new album is a testament to the creative power of patience “I never thought I would sing again, other than in the shower." 30 years after a fleeting brush with superstardom, Chacon breaks the curse of... by Steven Yatsko
Meet American Artist, the artist who ‘looted’ the Whitney At the intersection of racial identity and technology, Artist prompts us to consider issues of Black labor and visibility within a networked world by Alex Hodor-Lee
Nina Sarin Arias on the artists that inspire her collections, from Roe Ethridge to Lee Krasner ARIAS partners with artist Annette Kelm for their flagship store grand opening in SoHo by Amanda Samimi
The Dreamachine, the execution, and the specter of William S. Burroughs Rick Castro tells three intersecting stories about the legend of the Beat Hotel by Rick Castro
Ai Weiwei on his surprise documentary ‘Coronation,’ a haunting portrait of Wuhan under lockdown "We may never know what truly happened”—the artist exposes the Chinese government’s COVID coverup and the human toll of authoritarianism by Alex Hodor-Lee
Nazi hunting in the age of pop culture Hitler clones In 'The Boys From Brazil,' Ira Levin probed our absurdist obsession with Nazi replicants—unfortunately today's fascists don't conform to pulp tropes by Noah Berlatsky
DJ Freedem, the ‘trap gardener’ advocating for reparations through houseplants “It’s a way to reclaim our relationship with nature and the land.” Behind Freedem’s Instagram-based reparation network, Underground Plant Trade by Benji Geisler
Better living through anarchy: Tracking the rise of the temporary autonomous zone As calls to abolish the police amplify and protest zones evolve into self-governing communities, it’s clear that Americans are fed up with the current system.... by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Wallow in your big city sadness with B.Miles’s new video In the moody visual for "Wasting Time (New York)," B.Miles reminisces on the fear and loneliness of first moving to NYC by Document Journal
Kabwe, Zambia, where mining operations have destroyed the environment—and lives In the final installment of his environmental series for Document 16, photographer Lawrence Ellis travels to one of the most polluted towns in the world by Document Journal
Space for Giants partners with Gemfields and Net-a-Porter to save the elephants Founder Dr. Max Graham tells Document why elephants are crucial to our planet’s survival by Ann Binlot
Musician (Brooklyn) Steele asks himself deep questions about love, longing, and elderly poodles The artist's new single 'Save Room' explores the existential melancholia of being single in NYC by Steele Kratt
An unprecedented look at fashion’s favorite cult designer, Martin Margiela The long-awaited documentary on the elusive figure, Martin Margiela: In His Own Words, is finally available to the public by Alex Hodor-Lee
Getting Out: Art Omi, the sculpture park that will make you feel joy again "We're creating pieces that can be explored and interacted with": Omi’s vast pastures are teeming with flora, fauna, and experiential art by Liana Blum