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Saul Justin Newman's 'Morbid' Challenges Longevity Science
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In a review by The New Yorker, two books are examined: 'Morbid: Debunking Modern Longevity Science' authored by Saul Justin Newman and 'Eat Your Ice Cream' by Ezekiel J. Emanuel,…
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New Yorker Briefly Noted: Four Book Reviews
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The New Yorker's Briefly Noted section reviews four new books. 'The Infinity Machine' by Sebastian Mallaby profiles DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis, whose AI company solved the…
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Study Reveals Hidden Power of Literary Agents
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A new study examines the previously opaque role of literary agents in book publishing. Without agents, almost no books are produced today, yet they deliberately avoid public…
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Fatoni's 'Drama endet nie' combines political rage with personal breakup
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Fatoni releases his new album 'Drama endet nie', opening with the track 'Alles neu' — a direct reference to Peter Fox's 2008 album 'Stadtaffe'. The Schwabing-based rapper delivers…
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Superfan: Il Post's New Podcast Explores Fandom Culture
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On June 29, 2026, the Italian news platform Il Post introduced 'Superfan,' a podcast series consisting of five episodes created by journalist Viola Stefanello. This series delves…
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Eight New Photography Books Explore Archives, Landscapes, and Memory
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Angela Madesani has curated a selection of eight photography publications on Artribune, emphasizing the medium's exploration of time and memory. Among the highlighted works is…
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Nina Maria Allmoslechner's debut photobook 'When White Blankets' traces three generations of glacier change
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Austrian photographer Nina Maria Allmoslechner has released her first photobook, 'When White Blankets', a collaboration with her father and grandfather that documents glacier…
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Matt Dorfman on designing book covers for The New York Times Book Review
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For more than ten years, Matt Dorfman has served as the art director for The New York Times Book Review, where he shares his philosophy on book cover design. He believes that a…
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Chaya Adelaars' DIY Guide to Enlarging Hostile Architecture Benches
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Chaya Adelaars has published a DIY guide titled 'How to enlarge a bench' on Mister Motley, addressing hostile architecture in Amsterdam. The guide responds to the city's practice…
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Mario Consiglio's 'Arma il prossimo tuo come te stesso' Explores Semantic Disruption
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Mario Consiglio presents his work 'Arma il prossimo tuo come te stesso' as part of ArtsLife's 'Un’opera a settimana' series, where artists select and discuss a piece from their…
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New sci-fi books: Cold war spy thriller and superhero satire
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Two new science-fiction books are highlighted: a British spy on a deep-sea vessel confronts supernatural forces, and a heroine takes on ghostly villains in a superhero satire that…
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Rosa Bonheur's Masterpieces: A Survey of 10 Paintings
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DailyArt Magazine presents a survey of ten key paintings by Rosa Bonheur, the renowned 19th-century French animalière. The selection spans her career from 1840 to 1897, including…
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Michelangelo's 10 Masterpieces from Pietà to Pietà
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The article explores Michelangelo's career through ten key works, beginning and ending with his two Pietà sculptures. It examines how children in art history were depicted adorned…
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22 Autorinnen antworten auf Denis Schecks „Damentoiletten“-Schmähung mit Buch
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Nach der Äußerung von Literaturkritiker Denis Scheck, der weibliches Schreiben als „Schnatterzone einer Damentoilette“ bezeichnete, haben 22 Autorinnen einen Sammelband…
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Agustina Bazterica's 'Le indegne' Reimagines Atwood's Handmaid's Tale
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Agustina Bazterica's novel 'Le indegne,' recently published in Italy by Eris with a translation by Francesca Signorello, reconfigures the dystopian genealogy of Margaret Atwood's…
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Matisse's Second Life: Convalescence and Creation in Wartime
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Henri Matisse, writing to his friend Albert Marquet on January 16, 1942, described feeling as if he were living a second life after undergoing duodenal surgery in 1941. The…
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Communication Arts Releases 2026 Photography Annual
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Communication Arts has launched its 67th Photography Annual for 2026, featuring winning entries from the competition, along with feature profiles and opinion columns. The annual…
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Luca Trapanese's debut novel 'Le nostre imperfezioni' explores love beyond conventions
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Luca Trapanese's first novel 'Le nostre imperfezioni' (Salani Editori, 2021) centers on the love story between Livio, a former seminarian and volunteer, and Pietro, an architect…
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Habitar en la escena: José del Carmen Palacios Aguilar on dwelling and threshold
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José del Carmen Palacios Aguilar publishes a poetic essay on 'Habitar en la escena' (Dwelling in the Scene), exploring the threshold between interior and exterior, stillness and…
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Philippe Collin's 'L'Epopée de Lady Liberty' explores 250 years of liberty through the Statue of Liberty
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The documentary series 'L'Epopée de Lady Liberty', directed by Philippe Collin, airs on France 5 in three dense episodes. It revisits Franco-American history through the highly…
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Francesco Casetti on Screens as Shelters: From Phantasmagoria to AI
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In an interview with Annette Cantalupi on Artribune, Francesco Casetti, Sterling Professor of Cinema and Media at Yale University, discusses his latest book "Schermare le paure"…
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Dante's Encounter with Beatrice as a Model for Artistic Virtue
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In a newsletter article for The FASO Way, writer Eugene Terekhin explores Dante Alighieri's account in 'Vita Nuova' of his first meeting with Beatrice Portinari. Terekhin argues…
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Vogue Lists 57 Best Queer Films from 1966 to 2024
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Vogue published a curated list of the 57 best queer movies of all time, spanning from 1966's The Group to 2024's Love Lies Bleeding and I Saw the TV Glow. The selection includes…
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Vogue's 1995 Feature on Haute Couture's Enduring Craft and Controversy
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In a 1995 article for Vogue, Katherine Betts explores the world of haute couture, showcasing a portfolio by Irving Penn. The piece highlights the challenges faced by couture,…
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Alex Eagle Explains Wabi-Sabi and How to Bring the Aesthetic Home
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In a new Vogue column, London-based designer Alex Eagle explores wabi-sabi, a Japanese philosophy rooted in Zen Buddhism that emerged in the 15th century as a reaction against…
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Carlo Ratti's 'Objectify' series spotlights the Microlino electric car
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Carlo Ratti has launched a summer series called 'Objectify' for Wallpaper*, exploring Italy through everyday objects. The second episode highlights the Microlino, an electric car…
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Tara Menon's Debut Novel 'Unter Wasser' Explores Grief and Nature's Power
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Tara Menon, a Harvard professor of English literature born in India and raised in Singapore, has published her debut novel 'Unter Wasser' (Under Water). The book follows…
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Esprit Dossier on Palestine: Reconstructing a Future Amid Devastation
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The June 2026 edition of Esprit, named "Palestine, un avenir à reconstruire," contains a comprehensive dossier on the situation in Palestine. Editor Anne-Lorraine Bujon and Joël…
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Swedish debut novel explores whether home is a place or a feeling
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A Swedish debut novel is featured among 100 books recommended for summer reading by NZZ. The novel questions whether home is a place or a feeling, reflecting on themes of identity…
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100 Books for an Unforgettable Summer
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The NZZ has compiled a list of 100 new books for summer reading, offering a diverse selection of titles to accompany readers during the warm months and holidays. The collection…
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Madonna's Uneven Coverage in Le Monde
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Le Monde's relationship with Madonna has been marked by indifference, disdain, and occasional praise since her name first appeared in the newspaper in 1985. The pop star, now 67,…
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Jan van Os's Still Life with Carnations and Exotic Fruit at VMFA
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Jan van Os (1744–1808), one of the last great Dutch still-life painters, created 'Still Life with Carnations and Exotic Fruit' around the 1770s. The oil-on-wood painting (68.26 ×…
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New Books on Heine, Jünger, and a Woman Who Loved Him
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Prof. Erhard Schütz reviews new books on Heinrich Heine, Ernst Jünger, and writing journalists. The review highlights a diary entry by Jürgen Ploog on Jünger's death and the…
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Quevedo's 'Polvo serán, mas polvo enamorado' analyzed by Antonio Prete
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Antonio Prete examines the final verse of Francisco de Quevedo's sonnet 'Amor costante más allá de la muerte' (Love constant beyond death), 'polvo serán, mas polvo enamorado'…
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Nicola Pesacane Reveals Unpublished Genealogy of Giambattista Vico
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Nicola Pesacane, a Neapolitan jurist, heraldist, and genealogist, has published "La genealogia completa inedita di Giambattista Vico" (Caramanica Editore, 2021). The research…
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LANDROID Launch Sophomore Album 'Constellation' from Joshua Tree
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The duo known as LANDROID, consisting of Gillespie and Gordon, has unveiled their second album titled 'Constellation,' which serves as a non-linear concept piece delving into…
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Glasstire's 25th Anniversary: Anatomy of a Healthy Art Scene
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In a piece for Glasstire's 25th anniversary series, the author uses a human body metaphor to analyze the components of a healthy art scene. Major museums form the skeletal system,…
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Michael Shainblum Captures New Zealand's Volatile Landscapes in Video Project
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Photographer Michael Shainblum released a video project titled 'A Different Way to See Landscape Photography | New Zealand,' documenting his work in Fiordland National Park,…
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Vittorio Avella's 'Impressioni prima di andare in stampa' Chronicles Five Decades of Printmaking
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Edited by Rita Alessandra Fusco and published by Edizioni Libreria Dante & Descartes, 'Impressioni prima di andare in stampa' features a dialogue with Italian artist Vittorio…
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Mads Nissen's 'Sangre Blanca' Exposes Cocaine's Human Cost
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Danish photographer Mads Nissen spent a decade documenting the global cocaine trade for his new photojournalism book 'Sangre Blanca,' published by Gost. The project, shot between…
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