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Garage Magazine Issue 16
Martine Gutierrez's Self-Portraits Make the Old New Again
The artist explores media, pop culture, and spirituality in a new series exclusively for GARAGE's Issue 16.
Diana Tourjée
2.14.19
Garage Magazine Issue 16
Ladyfag Will Help You Find Yourself...Or Lose Yourself...Or Both
The party priestess wants to create a refuge for "other people."
Emma Specter
2.6.19
Garage Magazine Issue 16
Jeremy O. Harris Wrote His Own Daddy Into Existence
“It ended up working in this meta way,” says the 29-year-old playwright. Photographed by Robert Nethery.
Mark Guiducci
2.5.19
Garage Magazine Issue 16
King Kerby: Inside the World of Pyer Moss
Two years ago, Kerby Jean-Raymond almost gave up. One CFDA/‘Vogue’ Fashion Fund win later, he all but runs New York fashion. Portrait by Chase Hall.
Rachel Tashjian
2.5.19
Garage Magazine Issue 16
The Buddhist-Inspired Murakami Sculpture Behind Billie Eilish's GARAGE Cover
Takashi Murakami’s 2012 “Split” is a brilliant anomaly for an artist who otherwise says, “I’m utterly vulgar.”
Mark Guiducci
1.31.19
Garage Magazine Issue 16
Billie Eilish by Takashi Murakami Covers GARAGE Magazine
Billie Eilish’s brand of indie music is everything you wish you’d had when you were 17. Here, a fan shares her notes on loving Billie.
Diamond Sharp
1.31.19
Viva La Lohan
Reappraising ‘The Canyons’: The Lindsay Lohan Comeback That Never Was
Directed by Paul Schrader and written by Bret Easton Ellis, the film showed how naturally sadness came to Lindsay Lohan.
Annie Lord
1.31.19
Fashion
Presenting: The Most Fashionable Marxist Alive!
Rainer Granahl hosts an evening dedicated tothe fallacy of aestheticizing Marxism in fashion
Jordan Barse
1.23.19
Culture
This Old Naomi Campbell Interview Is One of the Best Things On the Internet Right Now
“If I’m gonna be remembered for something, I want to be remembered for being a bitch.”
Georgie Wright
1.8.19
Culture
Leonardo DiCaprio’s Rooftop Jerkoff: The Most Important Self-Sex Act in Cinema
It isn’t embarrassing. It’s almost romantic.
Trey Taylor
12.27.18
Culture
In “Shirkers,” a Stolen Slasher Road Flick Becomes Documentary Gold
A new documentary tells the story of the director who spent decades chasing the man who stole her film.
Zsófia Paulikovics
11.8.18
Andy Warhol
I Made Three of Andy Warhol’s Weirdest Soup Flavors
Vegetarian Vegetable, Hot Dog Bean, Scotch Broth: what we can learn from these bizarre icons.
Melanie Woods
11.7.18
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