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• Lykke Li's New Album The Afterparty Marks Existential Era with Maximalist Production publication

  Swedish singer-songwriter Lykke Li is preparing to perform material from her sixth studio album The Afterparty at Coachella in Indio. The album, set for release on May 8,…

• Elliott Erwitt's Color Photography Revealed in New 'Kolor' Book Edition publication

  Elliott Erwitt's latest publication, 'Kolor,' highlights his vast collection of color photography, which contrasts with his well-known black-and-white images. This 304-page book…

• Rene Matić Discusses Polyamory, This Is England, and Turner Prize Nomination on ArtReview Podcast publication

  Rene Matić, the youngest contender for the Turner Prize 2025, features in the fifth episode of the ArtReview Podcast. During a discussion with editor Fi Churchman, the London…

• Beth Gardiner's book examines plastic industry's environmental impact publication

  Beth Gardiner's book investigates the plastic industry's environmental consequences. The publication explores how this profit-driven sector has created significant ecological…

• Netflix Documentary A Gorilla Story Revisits David Attenborough's 1976 Gorilla Encounter publication

  A new Netflix documentary titled A Gorilla Story, releasing globally on April 17, will investigate the iconic 1976 moment when a baby gorilla named Pablo interacted with David…

• Personal Essay Explores Widespread Exhaustion and Burnout in Contemporary German Society publication

  A personal essay by author Ebru Tasdemir examines the pervasive experience of exhaustion and burnout in modern German life. The text describes a state of constant fatigue that…

• Fatima Daas Launches Second Novel 'Spiel das Spiel' with German Reading Tour publication

  French author Fatima Daas is presenting her second novel 'Spiel das Spiel' through a four-city reading tour across Germany in April 2025. The novel follows protagonist Kayden…

• Dezeen Weekly podcast explores Trump's East Wing redevelopment, Lime bike design, and Marc Newson interview publication

  The latest Dezeen Weekly podcast episode, released on April 10, 2026, features Dezeen editors Nat Barker and Jennifer Hahn analyzing a significant development in Donald Trump's…

• Gae Aulenti's 1980 Tavolo con ruote glass table remains a radical design icon publication

  Designed in 1980, Gae Aulenti's Tavolo con ruote is a glass table on industrial casters that embodies the postmodern minimalism characteristic of 1980s loft aesthetics. Aulenti,…

• Distinguishing Serigraphy and Lithography: Printmaking Techniques Explained publication

  Serigraphy, also known as screenprinting or silkscreening, involves pushing ink through a mesh screen with blocked areas acting as stencils. This process typically yields bold,…

• Twelve Artists Share Their Ideal Creative Routines in Artists Network Feature publication

  In a feature by Artists Network, twelve modern artists expressed their ideal artistic day. Mary Whyte likes to finish one artwork while beginning another. Juliette Aristides…

• Essay explores 'showing pictures' in art from Memling to contemporary teaching moments publication

  A personal essay examines a selection of 'showing pictures,' which are images that often depict other images. Collected over the years with input from friends, this assortment…

• Essay Explores 'Showcase Images' from Memling to Contemporary Art Academy Practices publication

  A reflective essay dives into a personal collection of 'showcase images'—artworks for analysis—spanning from the 15th century to today. Among these is Hans Memling's Saint…

• Avalon Emerson's Second Album 'Written into Changes' Blends 1990s Music and Electronic Influences publication

  Avalon Emerson has released her second album, titled 'Written into Changes', which draws inspiration from early 1990s music and electronic genres. This release marks a…

• Sarai Walker's Feminist Novel 'Dietland' Challenges Beauty Standards Through Fiction publication

  American writer Sarai Walker has published the biting novel 'Dietland,' which calls for rebellion against societal beauty standards. The book follows Prune, an anonymous editor…

• Michael Moravek Releases German-Language Concept Album 'GEORG' About Resistance Fighter Georg Elser publication

  Singer-songwriter Michael Moravek has released his first German-language album titled 'GEORG,' a complete concept work dedicated to the life and actions of resistance fighter…

• Gregor Schor's 17-piece jazz ensemble releases debut album 'Am Grund' showcasing collaborative improvisation publication

  Saxophonist and composer Gregor Schor has released the debut album 'Am Grund' with his 17-member ensemble das grösste gemeinsame Vielfache. The album features seven tracks that…

• Anita Heiss's novel The Paradise Pact blends holiday fiction with Indigenous politics and midlife themes publication

  Anita Heiss's novel The Paradise Pact follows Wiradyuri woman Abbey, who travels to Hawai'i with friends Caitlin and Stevie while navigating heartbreak, menopause, and running an…

• Flat Feet Stigma in Ballet Criticized as Discriminatory Myth Affecting Black Dancers publication

  The ballet industry's obsession with "perfect" feet has created a discriminatory stigma against flat feet, particularly affecting Black dancers. Many professionals with flat…

• Pufferfish Creates Underwater Mandalas in Japanese Seabeds publication

  The Torquigener albomaculosus, a pufferfish species inhabiting Japanese seabeds, creates intricate mandala-like patterns up to two meters in diameter by rolling on sand. These…

• Remote Bondage Releases Feminist Debut Album 'Good Girl' and Announces 2026 Tour publication

  Remote Bondage, an indie rock quintet based in Berlin, has released their debut album titled 'Good Girl'. The album challenges societal structures through themes of capitalism and…

• Martha Schwendener's New Book Explores Vilém Flusser's Vision of Image-Dominated Culture publication

  Martha Schwendener's book 'The Society of the Screen: Vilem Flusser's Radical Prescience' has been published by MIT Press, examining the philosopher's theories for contemporary…

• Vogue Features 11 Photographers' Cherry Blossom Images Celebrating Spring publication

  Vogue has enlisted 11 photographers to showcase their favorite cherry blossom images, celebrating this seasonal spectacle. The appreciation of cherry blossoms has a rich history…

• Arnaldo Catinari's film 'Alla Festa della Rivoluzione' explores Gabriele D'Annunzio's 1919 Fiume enterprise publication

  Arnaldo Catinari's film 'Alla Festa della Rivoluzione' is set to debut on April 16, 2026, with distribution handled by 01 Distribution. The narrative delves into the historical…

• Manuela Echániz Publishes Book on Chinese Women Painters Across Imperial Dynasties publication

  Manuela Echániz, a fine arts graduate from Universidad Complutense de Madrid, has authored a book titled 'Las Grandes Damas de la Pintura China.' The publication examines…

• Brown & Brown Architects' monograph 'Scottish Modern' showcases 16 years of regional modernist residential design publication

  Brown & Brown Architects has unveiled its inaugural monograph, titled 'Scottish Modern,' published by Artifice Press, marking 16 years since its establishment in Royal Deeside in…

• Data Centers Create Heat Islands Affecting 340 Million People, Study Finds publication

  A non-peer-reviewed paper published on Arxiv by nine researchers from institutions including the University of Cambridge and Nanyang Technological University reveals that data…

• Octopus Mating Arm Functions as Sensory Organ Detecting Female Hormones, Harvard Study Reveals publication

  A study published April 2 in Science reveals that the male octopus's specialized mating arm, the hectocotylus, serves as a sensory organ capable of detecting female-produced…

• Wolfgang Tillmans Reflects on Fire Island's Impact on His Art and Music in New Interview publication

  In a discussion for the upcoming 2026 publication "Fire Island Art: 100 Years," photographer Wolfgang Tillmans shares how a visit to Fire Island's Pines community in 2015…

• Catherine Delors Publishes Historical Novel 'L'Inconnue de Whitechapel' Revisiting Jack the Ripper Legend publication

  Catherine Delors, a Franco-American lawyer and writer, has released her third historical novel titled 'L'Inconnue de Whitechapel' through Héloïse d'Ormesson editions. The book…

• Lee Friedlander's New Monograph 'Life Still' Prompts Reflections from Six Photographers publication

  At age ninety-one, Lee Friedlander has released his first monograph with Aperture, titled 'Life Still,' which assembles previously unseen and new photographs spanning six decades.…

• Spanish Illustrator Alex Vede Announces Two Graphic Novels with Dark Horse Comics for 2025 publication

  Spanish illustrator and comic creator Alex Vede has secured a major partnership with Dark Horse Comics, where he will serve as both writer and illustrator for two original graphic…

• Biblical Book of Judges Explored Through Historical Artworks and Theological Analysis publication

  The Book of Judges chronicles the history of the Israelites from around 1200 BC to 1020 BC, focusing on tribal governance and cycles of morality. The authorship remains ambiguous,…

• Glocal Design Magazine Issue 88 Explores Regenerative Architecture as Ethical Practice publication

  The 88th issue of Glocal Design Magazine emphasizes sustainable practices in architecture, advocating for regenerative design that aims to restore natural systems rather than…

• The Times' 'Fewer, Better Stories' Strategy Drives Record Audience Growth publication

  The Times has achieved three consecutive months of record-breaking global audience growth by implementing a 'fewer, better stories' strategy. Deputy head of digital Anna Sbuttoni…

• Alejandro Arteaga's 'Sala de máquinas' Explores Technological Imagination Through Literary Fiction publication

  In his 2025 publication 'Sala de máquinas,' Alejandro Arteaga delves into the intricate bond between humanity and technology through the lens of literary fiction. Released by…

• Wallpaper* Travel Guides relaunch with four new editions under editor-in-chief Bill Prince publication

  Wallpaper* has revived its Travel Guides series with four new editions. The publication's editor-in-chief Bill Prince oversees the project, bringing extensive editorial experience…

• Javad Djavahery's novel 'L'ayatollah aimait sa femme plus que Dieu' published by Gallimard publication

  Javad Djavahery's latest novel, 'L'ayatollah aimait sa femme plus que Dieu,' was published by Gallimard on April 9, 2026. The book tells the story of Maryam, the wife of a Shiite…

• Burberry's Trench Coat Evolution Celebrated Through Archive Designs for 170th Anniversary publication

  Burberry marks its 170th anniversary by highlighting the trench coat's enduring legacy through eight defining designs from its archive. The iconic garment originated from Thomas…

• Larry Miller's Secret Past and New Justice Project Revealed in Design Observer publication

  Larry Miller, former president of Jordan Brand, concealed a violent past throughout his corporate career. At age 16, he was sent to juvenile detention after fatally shooting a boy…