The poet's durational experiment wherein she wrote about, and shot a full roll of film every day for, one month in 1971 is being published in book form for the first time by Siglio Press.

A new show of the artist's work is now on view at David Zwirner's online viewing room—but before you head over there, read her answers to the GARAGE Questionnaire.

Understanding the ethos of Café Forgot through a breathwork session with Luke Simon.

Some people thought she was "Eurotrash," but Carrie Bradshaw thought she was fun. And so do we!

GARAGE speaks with filmmaker Emily Cohn about her debut film, which is now streaming.

Recently, artists like Cindy Sherman, Lisa Yuskavage, and John Currin, have turned their gaze upon the male or androgynous figure. Allese Thomson meditates on its meaning.

When we need our spiritual timelines cleansed, can the aesthetic livestock of Instagram save us?

This season’s best accessories are bold enough to alter the course of history. Or at least your own personal history. Collage by James Springall. Fashion Editor: Jared Ellner

The Los Angeles artist talks about their practice, quarantine, and what it means to get dressed.

Thinking about John Miller's "Mannequin Trilogy," on view this weekend as part of Metro Pictures' Online Film Festival.

A conversation with director Matt Wolf about his new documentary, "Spaceship Earth," on the strange utopian experiment that was Biosphere 2.

Examining the television adaptation of Sally Rooney's steely-eyed novel, "Normal People."