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For Issue 11 of GARAGE, Nick Knight interpreted some of fashion illustration’s best emerging talents.

In 2014, GARAGE editorial director Dasha Zhukova interviewed Net-a-Porter founder Natalie Massenet about the birth of internet shopping and her plans for world domination.

In Garage Magazine No. 6, Charles Hill spilled the secrets to investigating high-profile thefts of Vermeers, “The Scream,” and more.

In GARAGE’s inaugural issue, artist Taryn Simon shared a portfolio from her show “A Living Man Declared Dead and Other Chapters.”

In GARAGE No. 6, released in spring 2014, we spoke to the Queen of Knits about writing, the advice her mother gave her, and establishing a business as a woman.

For GARAGE Issue No. 2, Mark Kidel took a deep dive into the psyche of Yayoi Kusama, the artist whose goal is self-obliteration.

For GARAGE Issue 10, Alexander Fury surveyed the influence of online self-invention at Prada, Fendi, and JW Anderson.

What does a bag of dead mice, one dead octopus, and a live cat all have a common?

"You don’t have to be so jaded and think you have all the answers—that’s boring."

Here's a novel take on the faux vs. fur debate: Puppies for everyone!

In 2013, the grunge goddess reworked "A Spoonful of Sugar" as "Spoonful of Bones" for GARAGE No. 2.