Dear Donald, an Assembled Response
A group of artists under the moniker Same Subject New Object in New York gathered in response to President-elect Donald Trump’s operation of social injustice.
Rematerializing Technology
Nearly a century later, Oskar Schlemmer's historic work is revisited in "Virtually There" at Mana Contemporary in Jersey City, New Jersey.
To Build a Home
Hermès and Aperture Foundation host Sylvain Couzinet-Jacques' "Eden," the inaugural exhibition in support of emerging photographers.
A Loewe Flower Shop Sprouts in Madrid
Jonathan Anderson debuts a new flower concept in the Spanish house's just-opened Madrid maison.
Prada Presents “Past Forward”
The historic fashion house and David O. Russell embark on a joint venture to investigate how subjectivity is formed.
“Dior: The Art of Color”
The French house celebrates 50 years of beauty with a new anthology.
The Haas Brothers’ Haus of Wonder
The artist duo create an enchanting, otherworldly sanctuary inside R & Company.
Paul McCarthy and the Art of Vulgarity
The Los Angeles-based artist closes Hauser & Wirth at 18th Street with a read on American consumer culture.
Bjarne Melgaard and Glenn O’Brien on Why Art Should Alienate
To celebrate the release of Melgaard's self-titled monograph, Document presents a conversation between the artist and journalist Glenn O'Brien.
Steven Shearer, Twenty Years in the Making
Suburban goth comes to The Brant Foundation Art Center this fall.
A Warning to the World from Antony Micallef
The artist's latest project "Trump Fags," a visual double entente featuring the United States's most malign White House hopeful, feels so decisively pivotal to us...
Douglas Crimp and Malik Gaines on Queer Liberation and the Decline of Radicalism
The cultural critic and artist discuss Crimp's new memoir "Before Pictures" in issue no. 9 of Document.
In the Eyes of the Beholder
Photographer Willy Spiller records the beauty of underground transit in "Hell On Wheels."
Views From Inside a Modern Male Sanctuary
Dedicated to the beauty of American masculinity, photographer Josh McNey publishes his first monograph.
The Yavapai-Apache Creation Story
Curator Barbara London introduces the photography of feminist video artist Dara Birnbaum and a powerful ancestral tale of generative power for Document's Fall/Winter 2016 issue.
TrapVilla Empowers The New, Next Generation
A collective of new media creatives share their vision for the future on Instagram.
“Instant Diamonds of the Innocent” by Pipilotti Rist
A part of her ongoing "Innocent Collection" project, the visual artist presents an original series for Document No. 9, with an introduction by Lynne Tillman.
Tom Sachs Goes on a Space Mission to Europa
The artist brings his team of astronauts to San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.
Breaking Through: Hart+Lëshkina on the Self
In “Beyond the Clouds,” the photography duo’s message is faith, hope, and transcendentalism.
Architect and industrial designer Gaetano Pesce reflects on politics, pop culture, and the passing of time.
Gaetano Pesce elaborates upon the importance of liquidity, lightness, and minestrone soup to curator Hans-Ulrich Obrist.
Lanvin’s Lucas Ossendrijver speaks of space and the functionality of design with artist Oscar Tuazon.
The longtime friends met to discuss the craft of fashion and creating a place of one's own.
Artist Simon Denny speaks of research and his ever-expanding practice with curator Matt Williams
The pair discuss the intersections between Edward Snowden, Brexit, and blockchain technologies.
“Take Time” — A Personal Exhibition by Sandro Kopp
The artist goes tech-free for his new exhibition at Paris’s Galerie Eric Dupont.
Christopher Kane on Creativity and Art Brut at the Center Gugging
As told to Sarah Mower, the designer recounts his visit to the artistic psychiatric clinic and museum with photograher Laurence Ellis.
Alternative Vision: Martine Sitbon Discusses Testimony and New Tome with Partner Marc Ascoli
In the forthcoming book, the designer recounts significant moments from her past and carefully focuses on the garments themselves that have defined not only her...
Prada Journal’s Feltrinelli Prize III Transforms Online
The house unveils this year’s winners in an immersive, 360 degree digital theater.
Thoughts on Paper: Donald Judd on longtime friend and collaborator Dan Flavin in an exclusive text
Caitlin Murray introduces one of Judd's previously unpublished manuscripts complete with his handwritten annotations.
An Air of Mambo at Moynat
The luxury house crafts a trunk inspired by the Franco-Hungarian street artist.
“Low Relief” — Lucy Raven Investigates the Demands of Labor
The multimedia artist presents a solo exhibition at the Columbus Museum of Art.
David Adjaye and Lonnie G. Bunch III on the National Museum of African American Heritage and Culture
In No. 9, Document presents a special conversation from the new issue between the architect and curator, whose long-awaited museum just opened its doors.
Women and Film: Whoopi Goldberg on Marilyn Monroe
The EGOT-award winner debuts her first curated art exhibit at Mana Contemporary in New Jersey.
Life and the Living, Transcended – “Remembered Light: Cy Twombly in Lexington”
An unlikely friend, photographer Sally Mann captures the living legacy of the American painter 27 years her elder.
“Karl Lagerfeld – Visions of Fashion”
The new exhibition invites visitors through Florence's iconic Palazzo Pitti for an unprecedented viewing of rare and some unpublished photographic and motion works from the...
“Willy Vanderperre: prints, film, posters, and more”
Red Hook Labs hosts an intimate viewing of the photographer and Document contributor's work in his first-ever New York show.
“Richard Avedon – Moving Image”
A new collection of video footage spanning the photographer’s legendary 60-year career is now showing at New York’s Cadillac House.
Moment of Truth: Zoe Leonard Curates History
The noted artist curates “In the Wake,” an exhibition that probes personhood, citizenship, and community at Hauser & Wirth New York.
“The Present is the Form of All Life: The Time Capsules of Ant Farm and LST”
On view this fall, Brooklyn-based art advocacy and research center Pioneer Works exhibits time capsule projects from the two avant-garde artist collectives.
Exclusive Photos from “SKINNY” by Terry Richardson
A visual chronicle of love for girlfriend Alexandra "Skinny" Bolotow, the personal volume begins with the couple's first encounter in 2013 and leads up to...
Future Formats: How Electronic Arts Intermix Propelled Video Art in a Pre-YouTube, Pre-internet Era
Curator Dr. Tina Rivers Ryan and artists affiliated with the visionary nonprofit consider the evolution of video art.
Wolfgang Tillmans and More Join BOFFO on Fire Island for Performance Festival
The Document contributor will reunite his music project, Fragile, 33 years after its inception, at the second annual event.
Sung Jin Lee’s Slave Trade-Inspired Illustrations from Private Policy Spring/Summer 2017
Private Policy collaborated with tattoo artist and illustrator Sing Jung Lee to bring light to Asia's enslaved fishermen epidemic.
Fifty Years of the Phallus
Judith Bernstein elaborates upon the political overtones of her catalogue.
Milan Vukmirovic & Michael Lau: Larger Than Life
Acclaimed "Godfather" of the designer toy movement, Michael Lau connects with Ports 1961's Milan Vukmirovic for a larger-than-life collaboration.
Color Jam
Jessica Stockholder examines intentionality and serendipity in this diverse portfolio.
Boyd McDonald: True Homosexual Experiences
Los Angeles-based artist William E. Jones discusses his latest project, True Homosexual Experiences: Boyd McDonald and Straight to Hell, with Ryan Linkof, Associate Curator at...
Deana Lawson and Mickalene Thomas on the direct gaze
The artists discuss process, the significance of their mothers in their work, and how Lawson creates the intimacy that is signature in her photographs in...
Documentary Practices: Quentin Bajac & LaToya Ruby Frazier
MoMA chief curator of photography Quentin Bajac and artist LaToya Ruby Frazier explore the role of photography.
Lynda Benglis’s Ode to the American Southwest
The artist shares work inspired by the colors, textures, and spirit of the New Mexico terrain.
Only When It’s Dark Enough Can You See the Stars
Sculptor Abigail DeVille shares work which navigates layers of space, memory, and bodily sensation.
