The hedonism and kinship of New York disco, through the lens of Bill Bernstein
From Studio 54 to GG’s Barnum Room, the photographer captured the quintessential scenes of the nightlife era
‘Our Selves’ at the MoMA takes an intersectional approach to feminist photography
The exhibition is a nonlinear history of women in image-making
Photographer Chad Unger evolves in unison with his work
The New York-based artist captures intimacy in portraits and landscapes alike
Art Partner teams up with the 1K Project, devoting print sales to Ukranian families in need
Photographers including Mario Sorrenti, Theo Wenner, and David Sims have listed works to support the organizations' mission
Why Virginia Hanusik wants to humanize natural disaster
In documenting storm-battered coastlines, the photographer raises vital questions about which communities suffer in the face of predictable environmental catastrophes
The students of CasaSito, through the lens of Dayana Rivero
The Cuban-American photographer documents an education program in Antigua, combining artistry with advocacy
Alix Vernet’s latest solo show honors New York’s forgotten corners
'And They Earned Eternity in a Brief Space of Time' explores public memory and the city's downtown architecture
In ‘American Black Beauty Vol. 1,’ Micaiah Carter comes home
The photographer’s latest show at SN37 Gallery centers Black heritage with a combination of editorial images and intimate family portraits
Photographer Lola Banet captures the spirit of youth subculture in Warsaw
Street cast models embrace the contrast between mood and aesthetic for a playful portrayal of punk
‘A Trillion Sunsets’ grapples with notions of originality and repetition in art
The International Center of Photography’s latest exhibition issues a warning: ‘Have your way with images, or they will have their way with you’
Celebrating the legacy of James Bidgood, the forefather of camp
The multihyphenate artist and performer died at 88, leaving behind a collection of trailblazing gay films and photographs
Slab City, California: The artistic outpost where outsiders find home
Photographer Laurence Ellis captures creative community on the fringes for Document’s Winter 2021/Resort 2022 issue
Tyrell Hampton documents the fantastical world of New York City nightlife
In his new exhibition, 'Go Home,' the photographer captures fleeting moments of vulnerability and human connection
Photographer Ian Lewandowski depicts the temporal nature of queer spaces
In his first published monograph, 'The Ice Palace is Gone,' Lewandowski captures intimate portraits of queer communities and interiors
Janette Beckman captures four decades of countercultural rebellion
The photographer’s new book 'Rebels: From Punk to Dior' highlights music legends, subcultures, and social movements
Richard Renaldi documents the changing social dynamics of New York City
Exploring themes of intimacy, class, and self-expression, the photographer captures moments of human connection on the margins
Mimi Plumb’s ‘The Golden City’ is an ominous ode to an earlier America
The photographer's new monograph explores human tendencies towards hedonism in a precarious natural world.
Photographer Edd Horder captures artists, dancers, and designers shaping the UK’s arts sectors
6 creatives reflect on the impacts of Brexit and COVID, and imagine adaptive futures for their industries
Jillian Freyer seeks tension, closure, and the depiction of honest womanhood
For her 2020 series, 42 Wayne, the photographer explores relationships between generations of women in her family
Jack Davison captures Vida Adamczewski in states of hypermobility and release
In an accompanying essay, Adamczewski reflects on her struggles with chronic illness and the freedom she finds in modeling
Provocateurs Peter Berlin and Brontez Purnell on public sex, immortality, and the importance of self-authorship
For Document's Summer/Pre-Fall 2021 issue, the photographer and the writer share stories from the vanguard of art's erotic avant-garde
‘America 1970s/80s’ investigates the impact of New World culture on Helmut Newton’s portraiture
The exhibition communicates an era of free-spirited individualism as captured by Newton and his contemporaries
Photographer Mona Haidar illuminates the vast scope of Muslim women’s existences
Collaborating with real-life friends, Haidar articulates a vision of hijab-wearing women that goes way beyond ‘checkbox diversity’
Ming Smith captures the strength and sisterhood in women’s basketball
For the 25th anniversary of the WNBA, Jordan Brand enlists the photographer for a celebration of its female athletes
To photographer Bryan Schutmaat, the American West is a boundless muse
Approaching his subjects with humility and gratitude, the photographer documents areas on the periphery of the American experience
Hördur Ingason captures the spirit of Copenhagen youth
The photographer celebrates a generation undaunted by the pandemic in personal black and white portraits
Finally, a Polaroid camera for going out
Launched today, the world's smallest instant analog camera is perfect for spontaneous moments of inspiration
Lukasz Pukowiec captures moments of sun-soaked calm in Zanzibar
The photographer provides warm glimpses of life in the Tanzanian archipelago
Justine Kurland’s ‘SCUMB Manifesto’ creates a vision of female artistic legacy
Inspired by Valerie Solanas, the photographer's latest project slices away the influence of male artistic 'geniuses' to make room for women in the canon
Hedi Slimane’s photographs capture the freedom of performance
The photographer and fashion designer exhibits ‘Sun of Sound,’ featuring portraits of Lou Reed, Amy Winehouse, and Pete Doherty
Julien Sage captures the enduring eccentricities of Venice Beach
“Through gentrification and a worldwide pandemic, the microcosm that is Venice has kept its identity and the unique magic that has always existed there."
Julia Cumming on finding herself by becoming someone else
The Sunflower Bean front woman’s visual “cover” of the punk icon Nina Hagen is a meditation on authorship, identity, and creative liberation
Juergen Teller’s off-center celebrity portraits have the internet divided
Teller’s celebrity portraits rocked Twitter last week—but in the context of the photographer’s extensive oeuvre, they're part of his larger crusade to problematize “beauty”
Pacifico Silano’s ‘I wish I never Saw the Sunshine’ collages queer identity from the tattered folds of gay erotica
The photographer and legendary drag queen Linda Simpson discuss honoring the legacy of their queer predecessors
Photographer Jason Landis explores the intimacies of evolution
Set in the depths of the rainforest, Jason Landis' new book, ‘When I Close My Eyes I See A Golden Orb,’ captures the innate ability...
Photographer Jack Davison finds hope in the quiet of extinction
In his new book ‘Ol Pejeta,’ the London-based artist documents the last northern white rhinos on Earth
To Marta Pawłowska and Paolo Musa, the body is a canvas
The model and photographer's new project is a journey of self-exploration and creative confidence
Inside the US Capitol insurrection with photographer Mark Peterson
Peterson discusses January 6th, his book "Political Theater," and how he captures the grotesque nature of US politics
Shirin Neshat’s ‘Land of Dreams’ is an absurdist journey into our subconscious minds
The Iranian artist has lived in the U.S. in self-imposed exile for 40 years. But she hasn't turned her lens to American society until now,...
Joseph Rodriguez’s ‘Taxi’ portraits capture the special bond between strangers in an unforgiving city
The cabbie-turned-photographer's new book is a heartfelt tribute to the glory days of NYC's iconic yellow cab
Solange and Rafael Rios examine intimacy in transition through portraiture
Solange believes in the power of documenting transitional moments in life through art. Photographer Rafael Rios captures her during a period of passage.
Sasha Grey and Isabella Lovestory are the future of post-digital desire
The porn legend and reggaeton pop princess on sexuality, art in the attention economy, and making their catholic guilt work for them
Photographer Edd Horder honors the hospital workers on Britain’s COVID front lines
From doctors and nurses to cleaners, caterers, and chaplains, Horder captures the everyday humans comprising a heroic collective force
Thomas Prior captures moments of fleeting spectacle and impossible beauty
The photographer has dedicated his career to pulling back the curtain, but in his new book 'Amen Break,' he creates magic by scrambling the familiar
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
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
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
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
