To look at the work of Stephan Vasement is to be transported to a bizarre, bichromatic world of AI creations.

More than 50 years after tearing its way into the psyche of America’s public, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre remains one of the most important films to come out from the horror genre.

Strawberry Western is a New York City-based brand making sustainable activewear with alt girls in mind. This time, they’ve teamed with GATA for an editorial combining two unexpected realms: female bodybuilders and fashion.

GATA touched base with LA’s Gothic Queen DeathbyRomy to discuss her musical and creative journey up to this point, discussing everything from life after death to the cinema of Martin Scorsese.

Retail Pharmacy is quickly becoming one of New York City’s most unique shopping experiences.

With her latest collection PSYCHOSIS, designer Ilona candidly opens up about mental health and how a period in a psychiatric hospital changed her work forever.

GATA caught up with London DJ Becky Stroke—founder of the fabled HTBX party—to talk about her teenage clubbing days, brat summer, her Princess Diana shrine, and the twisted power dynamics permeating nightlife.

GATA chats with NENE—one-half of the genre-defying music duo Yurufuwa Gang—about the rebellious spirit that underpins her music, as well as her love for the cinema of Quentin Tarantino, and how Japanese spirits can be surprisingly sexy.

With influences as disparate as video games and anime, horror and punk, Yuho Kamo’s work is an exercise in playing with extremes.

In this GATA exclusive editorial, concepts of memory, space and contemporary anxiety are explored in a post-capitalist landscape. A surrealist visual protest, pushing back at the systems of control that seek to keep us locked in a mental cage.

Coulrophobia, the fear of clowns, has grown into a widespread cultural phenomenon, but where did this deep-rooted unease originate?

GATA recently teamed up with Arnodefrance to bring their latest collection to life.