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.

Gata paid a visit to Anna Bolina’s Midtown NYC studio, where subversion meets style.

In the quest to live up to their satanic image, the black metal band Mayhem embarked on a journey of cut-throat ambition and tragic endings.

GATA chats with the French photographer about neurodivergent brains, stopping traffic in Tokyo and defying societal norms.

Within the realm of the horror genre, there are a vast multitude of subgenres and troupes that are capable of reaching the crannies of just about anyone’s mind,

The Seoul-based, drag performer sat down to talk to GATA about the impact of the TV show Dragula, the zentai suits of the Power Rangers and the beauty within the macabre.

Sometimes life is stranger than fiction. What better place to witness this beautiful and absurd experience that we call life than through the hypnotic and unsettling medium of documentary?

GATA sat down with the avant-garde artist, cityofbrokendolls to discuss her romantic fascination with love hotels and the pleasure of having multiple identities.

The most iconic hotel in New York - immortalised in countless songs and stories. Haunted by several ghosts. A refuge for the creative. Remembered as the place to be at.

GATA recently had the pleasure of teaming up with the sardonic darlings of the fashion industry Praying…

GATA meets force of nature and multi-faceted, creative powerhouse, SIIICKBRAIN in the wake of her debut album, My Masochistic Mind—a sonic palette of destructive experiences turned new.

Little known to the public - there is a dark history of forced sterilisation in Japan. Spanning nearly five decades from 1948 to 1996, this dark chapter in Japan's post-war history…