“All photographs are there to remind us of what we forget” For Document’s Fall/Winter 2024–25 issue, Sam Penn photographs some of her closest friends and collaborators near and far on Fire Island and on FaceTime screens
Film Harley Chamandy’s ‘Allen Sunshine’ is a meditation on the quiet beauty of nature The Canadian director unpacks the many dimensions to his Werner Herzog Award-winning feature film
Fashion Hermès artistic director Nadège Vanhée’s punk house codes The French designer explores her vision for the storied maison in Document’s Fall/Winter 2024–25 issue
Fashion Announcing Jawara, Document’s Senior Beauty Editor The hairstylist sits down with Editor-in-Chief Nick Vogelson to discuss the personal, spiritual, and social impact of beauty
Conversations Kevin Abstract and Charles Atlas interrogate physical realities in digital fantasies For Document’s Winter/Resort 2023 issue, the musician and the artist meet for the first time to explore the evolving principles and practices of video-making by Megan Hullander Above the Fold Can’t find your favorite song on Spotify? Check the podcast section Disguising bootleg audio as podcasts, ingenious Spotify users reimagine the collective spirit of file-sharing for the streaming age by Benji Geisler Above the Fold Brockhampton’s Kevin Abstract heralds a new era of digital intimacy The internet is rendering the music industry's physical and cultural barriers to entry irrelevant. by Trey Strange
Conversations Kevin Abstract and Charles Atlas interrogate physical realities in digital fantasies For Document’s Winter/Resort 2023 issue, the musician and the artist meet for the first time to explore the evolving principles and practices of video-making by Megan Hullander
Above the Fold Can’t find your favorite song on Spotify? Check the podcast section Disguising bootleg audio as podcasts, ingenious Spotify users reimagine the collective spirit of file-sharing for the streaming age by Benji Geisler
Above the Fold Brockhampton’s Kevin Abstract heralds a new era of digital intimacy The internet is rendering the music industry's physical and cultural barriers to entry irrelevant. by Trey Strange