In Federico Fellini's 1976 film “Casanova,” the grandaddy of all fuckboys meets his match in a seductive automaton.

Ottessa Moshfegh’s story “A Humble Home,” commissioned for GARAGE No. 14, takes cues from the catalogue for Sotheby’s 2001 auction of the designer’s opulent Miami mansion.

A new brand wants you to leave your ratty gym clothes in the past.

The Hollywood adaption of Gore Vidal’s controversial 1968 novel with a trans heroine is screening in LA for one night only as part of a queer cinema festival.

Binaural beats promise happiness, spiritual peace, even DNA repair and hypnosis—all through the power of sound. What do they really deliver?

In Rediscovery, GARAGE trains its eye on a creator who has hitherto been lost to the sands of time. This week: the flamer magic of radical auteur Jack Smith.

A retrospective of an artists’ artist displays the wrathful gorgeousness of queer art as AIDS approached.

What’s more Aries than a SZA/Cardi B collaboration about doing whatever you want?

A new exhibition on Frida Kahlo, and one last year on Georgia O’Keefe, raises questions of why we do not examine male artists in the same way.

An exhibition of four decades of work by queer artists surveys struggle, change, and the aesthetics of love.

Join GARAGE in the queue outside Virgil Abloh’s first menswear show for Louis Vuitton, and meet the superfans who would do anything for a ticket.

The myth of Aphrodite caught cheating by her husband Hephaestus with Ares offers a distinction between cuckoldry play and the nationalist, right-wing paranoia of emasculation.