Literature Fine Print: You’re a winner, baby On the heels of the National Book Awards announcements, columnist Drew Zeiba asks what prizes mean for publishing
“Everything has been dressed by the act of painting.” Photographer Nicolas Kern and fashion editor Julie Ragolia collaborate on this fashion portfolio for Document’s Fall/Winter 2024–25 issue
Fashion Kiernan Francis’s ‘Champions’ reimagines interior life The filmmaker visits his family’s Chicago home, presenting an architectural vision of victory with local designers
Fashion ECCO.kollektive marks its fifth season with a collaboration with Louis-Gabriel Nouchi The Danish brand expands its fashion innovation program with an exclusive line of fine leather goods by the French designer
From one top model to another—Bethann Hardison and Liya Kebede on revolutionizing the runway Real talk about style, Hardison's documentary ‘Invisible Beauty’ and continuing the fight for representation in Document's Spring/Summer 2014 issue. by Liya Kebede Nan Goldin and Vince Aletti on the process of the picture Nan Goldin reflects on the many contradictions of self-portraiture with critic Vince Aletti. by Vince Aletti The ‘comb master’ Didier Malige on his storied career in hair—and why Camilla Parker-Bowles is his dream client With stylist Joe McKenna, Malige covers the beginning of his career at Carita, his love for cats, and why spontaneity is the most important ingredient... by Joe McKenna On ‘Wish Bone,’ Oh Land rediscovers her indie essence For Document's Fall/Winter 2013 issue, the Danish singer-songwriter speaks on writing in gibberish and the welcome freedom of making music for no one but herself. by Gregory Rubin Color, vision, and compulsion: Andra Eggleston on her family legacy William Eggleston is credited with ushering in the age of color photography and becoming the first photographer to make color his main medium. Eggleston’s daughter... by Everett Mccourt Miuccia Prada and OMA still remember a time when art could scandalize Exhibition curator Glenn Phillips speaks on the Fondazione Prada’s restaging Harald Szeemann's infamous 1969 show for Document's Fall/Winter 2013 issue. by Alex De Looz Alice Smith speaks on her unconventional path to music with fashion veteran Bethann Hardison The R&B singer on sound, spirit, and why it's never too late for Document's Fall/Winter 2013 issue. by Bethann Hardison Sergio Zambon reinvigorates the ‘power pyjama,’ a favorite of Jacqueline Kennedy and Diana Vreeland Russian-Georgian princess Irene Galitzine’s 60’s pyjama designs are back and long out of the bedroom by Rachel Pidcock MoMA PS1 founder Alanna Heiss looks back on a lifetime of guerrilla art ‘It’s very easy to be a radical or guerilla by saying ‘this is no good.’ But it is hard to be a builder.’ The curator... by Tim Goossens MoMA’s Pedro Gadanho defends ugly architecture The MoMA curator’s unorthodox hunger for architectural styles, slums, punk, and pop, from Document's Spring/Summer 2013 issue. by Pierre Alex De Looz How Lia Gangitano became the patron curator for the New York’s most subversive artists Gangitano never planned a life in the art world. Here she speaks with Linda Yablonsky about the ICA’s seminal 'Boston School' exhibition and Participant, her... by Linda Yablonski Performance artist Marie Karlberg breaks down the price of a soul The Swedish artist discusses nightlife, discovering her darkness, and ‘going on sale’ for Document's Spring/Summer 2013 issue. by Desi Santiago Acclaimed dancer David Hallberg thinks of ballet in existential terms—and shows us his ‘dirty side’ As part of the Bolshoi Ballet, Hallberrg wants to propel the ensemble into the the 21st century. He speaks with architect Charles Renfro for Document's... by Charles Renfro Luck Be a Lady Ladyfag discusses her work-hard-play-hard style of party planning. by Derek Blasberg Vivienne Westwood on why climate revolution is the next punk frontier The fashion Queen of Punk speaks on the 2013 Met Gala theme and being punk means engaging with the world for Document's Spring/Summer 2013 issue. by Benjamin-Émile Le Hay In my own mind Maurizio Cattelan’s work breathes the violent clarity of very few words: taxidermy, Hitler, the Pope! No surprise Maurizio’s latest project, the print magazine Toilet Paper... by Rachel Pidcock Architect Charles Renfro on the controversial renaissance of Cuba’s National Art Schools Renfro discusses the unfinished architectural legacy of the Cuban Revolution with original architects Ricardo Porro and Vittorio Garatti for Document's Fall/Winter 2012 issue. by Charles Renfro Nir Hod on the intimate craft of portraiture and his ‘new geniuses’ The artist shares never-before-seen portraits exclusively for Document's Fall/Winter 2012 issue. by Amy Phelan A tête-a-tête with Joey Arias, from Cirque de Soleil to ‘creative incest’ ‘I get charged up when I see you and shy when I talk to you. I like to feel like a groupie.’ The iconic performer... by Jake Shears
From one top model to another—Bethann Hardison and Liya Kebede on revolutionizing the runway Real talk about style, Hardison's documentary ‘Invisible Beauty’ and continuing the fight for representation in Document's Spring/Summer 2014 issue. by Liya Kebede
Nan Goldin and Vince Aletti on the process of the picture Nan Goldin reflects on the many contradictions of self-portraiture with critic Vince Aletti. by Vince Aletti
The ‘comb master’ Didier Malige on his storied career in hair—and why Camilla Parker-Bowles is his dream client With stylist Joe McKenna, Malige covers the beginning of his career at Carita, his love for cats, and why spontaneity is the most important ingredient... by Joe McKenna
On ‘Wish Bone,’ Oh Land rediscovers her indie essence For Document's Fall/Winter 2013 issue, the Danish singer-songwriter speaks on writing in gibberish and the welcome freedom of making music for no one but herself. by Gregory Rubin
Color, vision, and compulsion: Andra Eggleston on her family legacy William Eggleston is credited with ushering in the age of color photography and becoming the first photographer to make color his main medium. Eggleston’s daughter... by Everett Mccourt
Miuccia Prada and OMA still remember a time when art could scandalize Exhibition curator Glenn Phillips speaks on the Fondazione Prada’s restaging Harald Szeemann's infamous 1969 show for Document's Fall/Winter 2013 issue. by Alex De Looz
Alice Smith speaks on her unconventional path to music with fashion veteran Bethann Hardison The R&B singer on sound, spirit, and why it's never too late for Document's Fall/Winter 2013 issue. by Bethann Hardison
Sergio Zambon reinvigorates the ‘power pyjama,’ a favorite of Jacqueline Kennedy and Diana Vreeland Russian-Georgian princess Irene Galitzine’s 60’s pyjama designs are back and long out of the bedroom by Rachel Pidcock
MoMA PS1 founder Alanna Heiss looks back on a lifetime of guerrilla art ‘It’s very easy to be a radical or guerilla by saying ‘this is no good.’ But it is hard to be a builder.’ The curator... by Tim Goossens
MoMA’s Pedro Gadanho defends ugly architecture The MoMA curator’s unorthodox hunger for architectural styles, slums, punk, and pop, from Document's Spring/Summer 2013 issue. by Pierre Alex De Looz
How Lia Gangitano became the patron curator for the New York’s most subversive artists Gangitano never planned a life in the art world. Here she speaks with Linda Yablonsky about the ICA’s seminal 'Boston School' exhibition and Participant, her... by Linda Yablonski
Performance artist Marie Karlberg breaks down the price of a soul The Swedish artist discusses nightlife, discovering her darkness, and ‘going on sale’ for Document's Spring/Summer 2013 issue. by Desi Santiago
Acclaimed dancer David Hallberg thinks of ballet in existential terms—and shows us his ‘dirty side’ As part of the Bolshoi Ballet, Hallberrg wants to propel the ensemble into the the 21st century. He speaks with architect Charles Renfro for Document's... by Charles Renfro
Vivienne Westwood on why climate revolution is the next punk frontier The fashion Queen of Punk speaks on the 2013 Met Gala theme and being punk means engaging with the world for Document's Spring/Summer 2013 issue. by Benjamin-Émile Le Hay
In my own mind Maurizio Cattelan’s work breathes the violent clarity of very few words: taxidermy, Hitler, the Pope! No surprise Maurizio’s latest project, the print magazine Toilet Paper... by Rachel Pidcock
Architect Charles Renfro on the controversial renaissance of Cuba’s National Art Schools Renfro discusses the unfinished architectural legacy of the Cuban Revolution with original architects Ricardo Porro and Vittorio Garatti for Document's Fall/Winter 2012 issue. by Charles Renfro
Nir Hod on the intimate craft of portraiture and his ‘new geniuses’ The artist shares never-before-seen portraits exclusively for Document's Fall/Winter 2012 issue. by Amy Phelan
A tête-a-tête with Joey Arias, from Cirque de Soleil to ‘creative incest’ ‘I get charged up when I see you and shy when I talk to you. I like to feel like a groupie.’ The iconic performer... by Jake Shears