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• Daniel Sackheim's Noir Photography Book 'The City Unseen' Explores Los Angeles' Shadowy Underbelly publication

  Emmy-winning director and photographer Daniel Sackheim captures Los Angeles' gritty, shadowy side in his forthcoming book 'The City Unseen,' scheduled for release on May 12. The…

• Survey Reveals Widespread Data Privacy Concerns Among Americans Despite Inaction publication

  A Whistle Out survey of 1,000 American adults reveals that 92% express concern about personal data collection by websites and apps, yet many fail to take protective measures. The…

• Jeremy O. Harris Discusses Japan Arrest, New Projects, and Political Frustrations in CULTURED Interview publication

  At New York's Corner Bar, Jeremy O. Harris, a playwright and commentator, enjoyed breakfast, opting for an iced Americano and chicken soup. He recently collaborated with Cate…

• Four Contemporary Artists Extend Marcel Duchamp's Legacy of Conceptual Art publication

  Marcel Duchamp's radical redefinition of art continues to influence contemporary practice, as explored in a new article highlighting four artists who carry his conceptual mantle.…

• Vogue Article Details Health Risks of Microplastics and Offers Practical Reduction Strategies publication

  Microplastics have been detected in various human tissues, including breast milk, placenta, endometrium, and ovaries, entering the body through ingestion, inhalation, and dermal…

• Gilda Sahebi critiques Western perspectives on Iran conflict in Freitag article publication

  Gilda Sahebi's article in Freitag argues that Western commentators overlook Iranian voices while framing conflicts in simplistic moral terms. The piece highlights the daily…

• Olivier Assayas Directs Film 'Der Magier im Kreml' About Vladimir Putin's Power publication

  French filmmaker Olivier Assayas has completed a documentary titled 'Der Magier im Kreml' examining Russian President Vladimir Putin. The film explores themes of power dynamics…

• Horst Faas Archivist Defends Photo Editor Against 'The Stringer' Documentary's Credit-Swapping Allegations publication

  Michael Ebert, the archivist for Horst Faas's estate, contests assertions made in Netflix's documentary 'The Stringer' regarding Faas allegedly transferring credit for the iconic…

• Larry Clark and James Gilroy Release Collaborative Book 'Bedtime Stories for Bad Boys and Girls' publication

  Photographer Larry Clark and artist James Gilroy have published their first collaborative book, 'Bedtime Stories for Bad Boys and Girls,' featuring Clark's photographs and…

• Essential Legal Safeguards for Artists Operating as Businesses publication

  To mitigate legal risks, artists should utilize written contracts for commissions that outline the project’s scope, timeline, revisions, and deposit requirements. When dealing…

• Hyperallergic April 2026 Roundup: Kline's NYC Critique, Trump's Iran Threat, and New Art Coverage publication

  Artist Josh Kline's viral essay arguing for artists to leave unaffordable New York City drew a critical response from writer Aruna D'Souza, who contends that departure is not a…

• Historical Resistance to Technology Explored in New Publication publication

  A new publication titled "Techno-Negative" examines how opposition to technological advancement has manifested throughout human history. The work traces this phenomenon across…

• Nancy Lemann's Literary Portrayal of New Orleans Decay publication

  Nancy Lemann, a writer from New Orleans, creates narratives filled with alcoholic chaos and pervasive decay. Her work depicts environments where all elements appear to be…

• Art Teacher Quiz Assesses Educator Well-Being During Busy Spring Semester publication

  Lindsey McGinnis, Media Content Manager at The Art of Education University and former high school art educator, has created a quiz for art teachers to evaluate their well-being…

• Art Brussels hosts launch of The Art Travel Book with talk on art and nature publication

  On Saturday 25 April from 1 to 1:50 PM at the Tribune, Art Brussels will host a book launch and talk. The event features Nadine van den Bosch, founder of Young Collectors Circle…

• Claire Denis Returns to Africa with Film Adaptation of Bernard-Marie Koltès Play publication

  French filmmaker Claire Denis has directed a new film adaptation of Bernard-Marie Koltès's play, exploring postcolonial violence in an African setting. The project marks Denis's…

• Roberto Garçon's Documentary 'Le Passage du temps' Explores Nomadic Herders in Mongolia publication

  The documentary 'Le Passage du temps,' directed and produced by Roberto Garçon, presents an insightful exploration of Mongolia's nomadic herder community while steering clear of…

• Pierre Carles documentary examines case of French pro-Palestinian activist released after 41 years publication

  Pierre Carles has directed a documentary focusing on a French pro-Palestinian activist who was freed in 2025 following forty-one years of imprisonment. The film investigates false…

• Francesco Sossai's Film 'Le Dernier pour la route' Depicts a Drunken Night in Italy's Ruins publication

  Francesco Sossai has directed a film titled 'Le Dernier pour la route,' which portrays a humorous and alcohol-fueled journey through Italy's remnants. The narrative involves two…

• Stephanie McArdle Publishes 'Jabón: Magic Soaps of Mexico' Photobook Documenting Witchcraft Market Rituals publication

  Designer Stephanie McArdle has released 'Jabón: Magic Soaps of Mexico,' a bilingual photobook exploring ritualistic soaps from Mexico City's witchcraft markets. The publication…

• Pedro Bravo's 'Antes todo esto era ciudad' critiques urban alienation and calls for collective reimagining publication

  Pedro Bravo's book 'Antes todo esto era ciudad' analyzes how cities have shifted from communal spaces to products driven by financialization and digital migration. Published by…

• Carla Simon's film 'Romeria' explores personal history through parents' addiction publication

  Spanish filmmaker Carla Simon has created the film 'Romeria', which draws inspiration from her parents' struggles with drug addiction. The work represents Simon's attempt to…

• Sergio Armaroli and Steve Piccolo Release 'Listen! MadeRadioArt Anthology' on Gruenrekorder publication

  Gruenrekorder has unveiled a two-CD collection titled 'Listen! MadeRadioArt Anthology', showcasing the talents of sound artists Sergio Armaroli (born 1972) and Steve Piccolo (born…

• Fiona McIntyre's 'Sacred Earth' Book and Exhibition Explore Landscape Through Mineral Pigments publication

  'Sacred Earth,' published by Sansom & co, features Fiona McIntyre's exploration of North Atlantic landscapes. This 120-page hardback includes insights from art historians Nicola…

• Tadashi Sawashima's 1960s Yakuza Melodrama 'Theater of Life' Series Reissued on Blu-ray publication

  Tadashi Sawashima's 1960s films 'Theater of Life 1' and 'Theater of Life 2' have been reissued on Blu-ray, bringing renewed attention to this classic of popular cinema. Known for…

• Espoarte Issue 133 Features Monica Carrera and Explores Contemporary Art's Publics publication

  The second quarter of 2026 will see the release of issue 133 of Espoarte, showcasing Monica Carrera as the cover artist. Livia Savorelli conducts an interview with her regarding…

• Dan Dare Returns in a Graphic Novel Reboot Addressing Climate Change and Modern Themes publication

  B7 Comics will publish Dan Dare: First Contact, a graphic novel reboot of the 1950s British space comic, written by Alex de Campi and illustrated by Marc Laming, scheduled for…

• Eric Kripke Reflects on 'The Boys' Final Season as Trump-Era Parallels Emerge publication

  Eric Kripke, creator of the series 'The Boys', observes that the show's portrayal of decadent superheroes has anticipated political developments in the United States during the…

• Healthy Materials Lab Interview Highlights Toxic Interior Environments and Material Awareness Gap publication

  An interview with Healthy Materials Lab reveals a critical gap in public awareness regarding the materials that compose interior environments. While society has widely…

• Navid Kermani's Despair Over Iran Conflict and New Book 'Sommer 24' publication

  Navid Kermani, a German writer and intellectual, expresses profound hopelessness regarding the war in Iran, stating he never believed the regime would fall from the first bomb. He…

• Former Spiegel Editor Klaus Brinkbäumer Publishes 'The American Nightmare' on US Fascism publication

  Klaus Brinkbäumer, former editor-in-chief of Der Spiegel, has released a new book titled 'Der amerikanische Albtraum. Faschismus made in USA' through S. Fischer Verlag in…

• Geertjan de Vugt's 'Der Wunsch zu verschwinden' Traces Fingerprint History from Colonialism to Surrealism publication

  In his 2026 publication 'Der Wunsch zu verschwinden,' Geertjan de Vugt delves into the cultural significance of fingerprints through a series of nine essays. The work traces the…

• Journalist Nicholas Potter Criticizes Authoritarian Left's Anti-Imperialism and Faces Threats publication

  Nicholas Potter, a left-wing journalist, has accused a new generation of leftists of betraying their own values. His criticism focuses on their sympathies toward Islamist groups.…

• Jacques Ellul's 1954 critique of technology gains renewed relevance amid AI proliferation publication

  Jacques Ellul's 1954 book, recently republished in Italian, offers crucial insights as artificial intelligence spreads without political reflection, democratic decisions, or…

• Italian Writer Beppe Sebaste Remembered for Personal Literary Voice publication

  Italian writer Beppe Sebaste passed away on April 6, 2026, leaving behind a literary legacy defined by subjective perspective. Born in Parma on June 3, 1959, his career spanned…

• Jacqueline Vodoz's Photographic Joy Captured in New Electa Book publication

  Jacqueline Vodoz’s book, La fotografia parlata, was published by Electa in 2025 and reflects her joyful approach to photography. It features a diverse collection of her work…

• Chicca Maralfa's novel 'Il segreto di Mr Willer' explores noir through a female lens publication

  Chicca Maralfa's second novel, 'Il segreto di Mr Willer', published by Les Flaneurs Edizioni, delves into psychological thriller territory with noir elements. The story centers on…

• Johanna Bell's 'Department of the Vanishing' Wins 2025 Tasmanian Literary Award publication

  Johanna Bell's novel 'Department of the Vanishing' has received the 2025 Tasmanian Literary Award. The book presents a fictional archive blending poetry, documentation, and…

• Angel Reese Reveals 1920s-Inspired Pixie for Victoria's Secret Campaign in New York publication

  WNBA star Angel Reese debuted a vintage-inspired curly pixie haircut while teasing a new Victoria's Secret campaign in New York City on Tuesday. Hairstylist Dionte Gray, known as…

• Young Huh's Mood-Driven Design Philosophy and New Monograph publication

  Young Huh, an interior designer and daughter of Korean immigrants from suburban Detroit, initially earned a law degree from Fordham University before shifting her focus to design…