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• ArtAsiaPacific's March Roundup: Biennale Boycott, Hu Yinping, and Singapore Collection publication

  In the latest edition of ArtAsiaPacific, a collective of more than 70 artists and curators has submitted a letter advocating for the exclusion of delegations from Israel, Russia,…

• Vanessa Romani publishes poetic reflection on contemporary alienation for ArtSpecialDay publication

  Vanessa Romani authored a poetic text titled "Non sai come stare al mondo, eppure" (You don't know how to be in the world, and yet) published on April 17, 2026, by ArtSpecialDay.…

• Anna Poletti's debut novel 'hello, world?' explores erotic imagination and fascism through unconventional characters publication

  Anna Poletti's first novel 'hello, world?' has been published by Puncher & Wattmann. The book follows characters Seasonal and László, who investigate rising fascism through…

• Architectural Digest Publishes Guide on Humidifier Maintenance and Descaling publication

  Architectural Digest has released a practical guide detailing methods for descaling humidifiers. The publication emphasizes that improper maintenance can lead to the dispersal of…

• Winnie Wong's 2026 Book Reexamines Anonymous Canton Trade Portraitists publication

  In her upcoming 2026 publication, 'The Many Names of Anonymity: Portraitists of the Canton Trade,' art historian Winnie Wong delves into the creation of portraits in southern…

• Entomologist Discovers First Known 'Cleaner Ant' Species Grooming Larger Ants in Arizona Desert publication

  During a research expedition in 2006, entomologist Mark Moffett discovered a novel interspecies grooming behavior among ants in the mesquite desert of southeastern Arizona. He…

• Vogue's 2026 Summer Fragrance Guide Highlights Fruity Trends and Expert Picks publication

  Vogue's 2026 summer fragrance guide identifies fruity scents as a dominant trend, with experts noting their evolution into sophisticated adult perfumes. The publication features…

• Hans Ulrich Obrist's 40,000-Book Archive and Literary Influences publication

  Hans Ulrich Obrist, the artistic director at Serpentine Galleries, possesses a personal collection exceeding 40,000 books, with many housed at LUMA Arles. His daily ritual of…

• Fabio Spolti's AI-Generated Photobook Reimagines Gaucho Imagery in Contemporary Culture publication

  Fabio Spolti's photobook 'Livro dos gauchos imaginários' uses artificial intelligence to examine the gaucho figure's evolving symbolism in modern society. Selected for the 2025…

• Artists and designers reimagine education through exhibitions and publications amid institutional crises publication

  Noah Simblist's publication, 'Living to Learn: Art & Education for the Common Good,' delves into how modern artists interact with education as a platform for exploration,…

• Artists Jill Powers and Marilyn Artus Demonstrate How Collaboration Expands Creative Impact publication

  Alyson Stanfield argues that the solitary artist mindset limits growth, advocating for intentional collaboration. She cites decades of observation showing that artists with…

• Controversy Surrounds Authenticity of Autistic Author Woody Brown's Bestselling Novel publication

  Woody Brown, a 28-year-old author with autism, released the bestselling book 'Upward Bound' under Hogarth, a division of Penguin Random House. Following its appearance on NBC's…

• Documentary 'What's the Story, Wishbone?' Premieres May 27, Exploring Beloved PBS Show's Legacy publication

  On May 27, 2026, the documentary 'What's the Story, Wishbone?' will debut, delving into the PBS series 'Wishbone,' which ran from 1995 to 1997. Directed by Joey Stewart and…

• The Face magazine shuts down after 2026 announcement, ending iconic publication publication

  On March 27, 2026, The Face, a British publication, announced its permanent shutdown. Jerry Perkins, the CEO of Wasted Talent Ltd., explained that although there was potential for…

• Manga Artist Shun Umezawa Discusses Creation of Hybrid Protagonist Charlie for 'Darwin's Incident' Anime Adaptation publication

  Japanese manga creator Shun Umezawa has detailed the conceptual origins of his protagonist Charlie, a hybrid human-chimpanzee teenager resulting from laboratory genetic…

• Brooke DiDonato's Monograph 'Take a Picture, It Will Last Longer' Compiles Decade of Surreal Photography publication

  On May 5, 2026, photographer Brooke DiDonato will unveil her monograph titled 'Take a Picture, It Will Last Longer,' showcasing more than ten years of her surreal photography.…

• Art Hotline Podcast Episode 4 Covers eBay Print Shopping and Toronto Art Buying Tips publication

  The fourth episode of the Art Hotline podcast addresses multiple topics, including reactions to a prior discussion on art world discounts and a notable auction price disparity. It…

• Biography explores Pierre Molinier's transgressive art and life publication

  A new biography examines the life and work of French artist Pierre Molinier (1900-1976), whose practice spanned painting, photography, and photomontage. Molinier's art was deeply…

• Clélia Renucci's Novel Chronicles Rodin's Monument to Balzac from 1889 to 1971 publication

  Clélia Renucci has published a new novel focusing on Auguste Rodin's Monument to Balzac, a sculpture whose creation story spans from 1889 to 1971. The work, completed in 1897, saw…

• Medieval Japanese Diary and Tree Rings Reveal 13th-Century Solar Storm and Shorter Solar Cycles publication

  A study published April 10 in Proceedings of the Japan Academy, Series B used 13th-century Japanese diary entries and tree ring analysis to identify a major solar storm. Japanese…

• Georg Seesslen Analyzes Donald Trump's Nuclear Threat in Freitag Magazine publication

  Georg Seesslen's article in Freitag magazine examines the potential reality of Donald Trump detonating a nuclear bomb, framing it as either a genuine danger or another poor joke.…

• C& América Latina's 2024 Year in Review: Afro-Indigenous Reawakening publication

  Will Furtado, editor-in-chief of C& América Latina, reviews 2024 as a landmark year for Indigenous and Afro-Indigenous art in Abya Yala/Pindorama. Key events include Claudia…

• C&AL's 2024 Highlights: Indigenous Pavilion, Caribbean Carnival, and More publication

  Contemporary And América Latina (C&AL) published a roundup of its most-read articles from 2024, featuring coverage of the first Brazilian Indigenous Pavilion at the 60th Venice…

• Sophie Sumburane's crime novel and ARD TV feature examine real DDR-era violence publication

  Sophie Sumburane has produced two distinct works exploring a real series of violent crimes that occurred in Brandenburg around the fall of the Berlin Wall. Her crime novel "Keine…

• Gerald Fox's documentary Kinaesthesia explores silent cinema's pioneering dream sequences publication

  Gerald Fox's documentary, Kinaesthesia, has premiered in UK theaters, delving into the 'oneiric style' prominent in silent films. This release commemorates the 100th anniversary…

• Author Katharina Körting explains her continued SPD membership despite party disillusionment publication

  Katharina Körting maintains her membership in Germany's Social Democratic Party despite deep dissatisfaction with its current state. She describes the party's language as devoid…

• Joe Jackson Returns to Rock and Pop with New Album 'Hope and Fury' publication

  British singer Joe Jackson has released a new album titled 'Hope and Fury', marking a return to rock and pop music after his 2023 English music hall project 'Mr. Joe Jackson…

• Freitag Magazine Covers Hungarian Election Euphoria, Slavoj Žižek on Trump, and Denis Scheck Debate publication

  The German weekly magazine Freitag published commentary on recent political and cultural events. Images from Budapest following Hungary's election generated emotional responses,…

• Lorraine Boissoneault's 'Body Weather' Explores Fire, Climate, and Ancient Caregiving publication

  In her upcoming book, 'Body Weather: Notes on Chronic Illness in the Anthropocene,' set for release in 2026, Lorraine Boissoneault delves into the intricate ties between humanity…

• France Inter journalist Frédéric Pommier reveals childhood sexual abuse in memoir "Derrière les arbres" publication

  Frédéric Pommier, a journalist at France Inter, has broken his silence about childhood sexual abuse in his new book "Derrière les arbres." He recounts being victimized by four…

• Anna Roller directs film adaptation of Leif Randt's novel Allegro Pastell publication

  Anna Roller has directed a film adaptation of Leif Randt's novel Allegro Pastell, which explores themes of love and anticipatory nostalgia for the Instagram generation. The novel,…

• Netflix's 'Beef' Season 2 premieres with new cast exploring class conflict and marital strife publication

  The second season of Netflix's series 'Beef' premiered in 2026, shifting focus from the original 2023 storyline. Created by Lee Sung Jin, this installment introduces two couples…

• Vogue Curates Global Luxury Villa Rentals with Architectural and Design Focus publication

  Vogue has compiled a list of distinctive luxury villa rentals available on Airbnb, emphasizing properties with significant architectural merit and immersive design. The selection…

• Heinrich Kramer's Malleus Maleficarum: The 15th-Century Treatise That Fueled European Witch Hunts publication

  Released in 1486, the Malleus Maleficarum emerged as a pivotal work for witch hunts across Europe between the mid-15th and mid-18th centuries. Authored by Heinrich Kramer, it was…

• George Orwell's 1949 Novel Nineteen Eighty-Four Foresaw AI-Generated Content publication

  George Orwell's 1949 novel Nineteen Eighty-Four features a device called a versificator that mechanically produces sentimental songs and other entertainment without human…

• Doma Dovgialo's photographic series blends high jewelry with fast food imagery to examine consumption and identity publication

  Doma Dovgialo's new photo series, featured in KALTBLUT magazine, juxtaposes images of fast food with high-end jewelry to delve into ideas of excess, indulgence, and desire. By…

• Lena Dunham's Brooklyn Reading for 'Famesick' Memoir Draws Millennial Audience publication

  Lena Dunham's recent reading in Brooklyn for her memoir "Famesick" attracted an audience that resembled a self-help gathering for millennials. The event focused on Dunham's…

• Dezeen Launches Print Guide for Milan Design Week 2026 publication

  Next week, during Milan design week, Dezeen is set to unveil its first-ever Dezeen Dispatch, which will come as a free 44-page newspaper. This publication offers a well-rounded…

• Emilio Prini's First Monograph Published Posthumously, Accompanying Major Rome Retrospective publication

  A comprehensive monograph on Emilio Prini has been published by Sternberg Press, marking the artist's first such volume. This 425-page visual almanac documents Prini's complex…

• SCMP Fact-Check debunks viral video falsely claiming Iranian capture of US pilot publication

  The South China Morning Post's fact-checking team has determined that a video circulating online during the US-Israel conflict with Iran is misleading. The clip, which allegedly…