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• Massimo Rizzante's Literary Criticism as Vital Experiment publication

  Massimo Rizzante practices essayistic criticism as a vital experiment, seeking works where emotions and existential urgencies pulse. He argues that grasping an artwork's value…

• Hervé Tullet's Memoir Traces His Creative Journey from Invisible Child to Renowned Illustrator publication

  French author and illustrator Hervé Tullet (born 1958 in Avranches) has published a new memoir titled "Il bambino a colori" (The Colorful Child) with Italian publisher il…

• Pasquale Scipione's 'Le variabili dell'amore' Celebrates Love on the Lazio Coast publication

  Pasquale Scipione's novel 'Le variabili dell'amore' (Ali Ribelli Edizioni, 2021) tells the story of Saim, a young Kashmiri man driven to Italy by political conflict. He arrives at…

• Phaidon publishes 'Jardines contemporáneos' survey of 300 gardens publication

  Phaidon has released 'Jardines contemporáneos', a book celebrating 300 of the world's most innovative contemporary gardens. Curated by Sorrel Everton, former deputy editor of…

• John Early and Kate Berlant on Old-School Cinema and Influencer Culture in 'Maddie's Secret' publication

  John Early and Kate Berlant, longtime friends and collaborators, discuss Early's feature writing and directorial debut, 'Maddie's Secret,' releasing in June 2026. The film follows…

• Isis Labeau-Caberia's 'Chères ancêtres' unearths erased histories of enslaved women publication

  Writer Isis Labeau-Caberia published 'Chères ancêtres' with Grasset, a novel tracing her Martinican family history and confronting the historical erasure of enslaved women.…

• Nearly Half of Mid-Career Women Consider Leaving Art World: Report publication

  A recent study conducted by Artnet in collaboration with the Association of Women in the Arts (AWITA) indicates that almost 50% of mid-career women in the art sector are…

• Pascal Gygax démonte la masculinisation de la langue française publication

  Dans son essai "Et si on arrêtait de penser au masculin ?" publié aux éditions Le Robert, le psycholinguiste Pascal Gygax analyse comment la langue française a été historiquement…

• Audiobook Sales Hit $2.4B in 2025, Up 9% publication

  In 2025, the audiobook sector experienced a 9% increase in sales, totaling $2.43 billion, as reported by the Audio Publishers Association's annual survey conducted by Toluna.…

• Dave Krugman's 'WINDOWS' Series Captures NYC Nightlife Through Illuminated Portals publication

  Brooklyn-based photographer Dave Krugman has compiled a five-year photographic series titled 'WINDOWS,' capturing illuminated windows across New York City at night. The project…

• Matt Bickford's New Book on Side Escapement Moulding Planes Nears Publication publication

  Lost Art Press has received final files from Matt Bickford for a new book on making side escapement moulding planes, with editing and design about to begin. No publication date…

• Harriet Beecher Stowe's 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' and Its Revolutionary Impact publication

  Harriet Beecher Stowe's 1852 novel 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' sold 10,000 copies in its first week and 300,000 in the US by year's end, becoming the 19th century's best-selling book…

• Four Modern Chinese Writers Who Reshaped Global Literature publication

  A New York Art Life article spotlights four influential modern Chinese writers whose works have gained international recognition through translation. Mo Yan, the 2012 Nobel…

• Brendan Greaves' Biography 'Truckload of Art' Chronicles Terry Allen's Multidisciplinary Career publication

  Brendan Greaves' biography, 'Truckload of Art – The Life and Work of Terry Allen,' set for release in 2024, delves into the diverse artistic endeavors of Terry Allen, which…

• Zeinab Diomande's 'Dearest' Explores Liquidity and Time Through Texture publication

  Zeinab Diomande, recognized as a winner of the 2025 Art & Photo Book Award, introduces 'Dearest,' a series of paintings that delve into themes of liquidity and the flow of time.…

• Miriam Davoudvandi's Bestseller on Poverty in Germany publication

  Miriam Davoudvandi has authored a bestselling book exploring the realities of non-wealthy life in Germany, challenging the deceptive promise of social mobility. In an interview,…

• CULTURED Magazine's Summer Beach Reads Picks from Rachel Reid, Yerin Ha, and More publication

  CULTURED magazine published a list of summer beach reads recommended by writers, actors, and artists. The selections include: Pauline Chalamet recommends Alison Bechdel's 'The…

• Benjamin Franklin's Alter Egos: A History of Satirical Personas publication

  A Smithsonian magazine special report for 'America at 250: The Revolutionary Spark' explores Benjamin Franklin's use of authorial personas. Franklin created his first alter ego as…

• Leila Slimani’s Personal Guide to Rabat’s Art Deco and Cultural Gems publication

  Author Leila Slimani, born in Rabat, Morocco, shares her personal recommendations for the city in a Vogue article timed to the release of her novel I'll Take the Fire (Penguin),…

• Biz Sherbert's American Style x Vogue: 50 Young Americans Define Fashion publication

  Biz Sherbert, creator of the newsletter American Style, partnered with Vogue to select 50 stylish young Americans for the magazine's 250th anniversary. The project, titled…

• Vogue and American Style Select 50 Finalists for Semiquincentennial publication

  To mark the US semiquincentennial in July 2026, Vogue partnered with newsletter writer Biz Sherbert to identify 50 young people (ages 18–30) representing modern American style.…

• Matthew Tammaro's 'Reconfigurations' Distorts the Nude Through Dual Focus publication

  Photographer Matthew Tammaro's series and book 'Reconfigurations' uses a split diopter filter to distort nude bodies, blending eroticism and grotesqueness. The project began…

• Early Church Fathers on Plato: Adoption and Adaptation publication

  The views of early Christian Fathers on Plato's philosophy were diverse. Theophilus of Antioch and Tertullian criticized it as “worthless and godless,” arguing that philosophy led…

• Brigitte Bardot's Private World: Inside Her St. Tropez Estate publication

  Architectural Digest published a photo essay documenting the off-screen life of French actress Brigitte Bardot, featuring 20 images of her residences. The collection spans from…

• Hyperallergic Launches Pride Series with Jamie Nares Interview, Reports on Kalshi Art Betting publication

  Hyperallergic kicked off its yearly Pride series with an interview of British artist Jamie Nares by Senior Editor Valentina Di Liscia. Nares, who came out as transgender in 2019…

• New Book Argues Duke of Richmond Masterminded American Revolution publication

  In her new book "Radical Duke" (Liveright), Harvard professor Danielle Allen argues that the American Revolution was largely orchestrated by Charles Lennox, the third Duke of…

• Four New Books: Kurkov, Elan, Zipes, Ylvisåker publication

  The New Yorker's Briefly Noted section reviews four recent publications. Andrey Kurkov's 'The Lost Soldiers' (HarperVia, translated by Boris Dralyuk) is a madcap detective story…

• Gideon Davison's 1822 'Fashionable Tour' Guidebook Retraced Through Upstate New York publication

  A journalist retraces Gideon Miner Davison's 1822 'Fashionable Tour' guidebook, the first practical travel guide for the independent United States, from Manhattan to Niagara…

• Olivia Laing on Warhol's Time Capsules for 'The Lonely City' 10th Anniversary publication

  To mark the 10th anniversary edition of Olivia Laing's 'The Lonely City', the author shares a favorite excerpt about Andy Warhol's Time Capsules. The 610 sealed boxes, filled over…

• Austin Kleon's new book 'Don't Call It Art' offers creative play tips for adults publication

  Austin Kleon, author of 'Steal Like an Artist', releases his sixth book 'Don't Call It Art' on 9 June (Penguin Books, £20), offering exercises to help adults rediscover creativity…

• SCAD MFA in Photography: Interdisciplinary, Career-Focused Program publication

  The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) provides a Master of Fine Arts in Photography, requiring 90 credit hours, across its campuses in Savannah, Atlanta, Lacoste, and…

• Alessandro Bergamini's 'Asaro' Captures Papua New Guinea's Mudmen publication

  Italian photographer Alessandro Bergamini documents the Asaro tribe of Papua New Guinea, known as the Mudmen, in his project 'Asaro'. The series focuses on their ritual mud masks…

• Golo Maurer's 'Olevano' Explores the First German Artist Colony in Italy publication

  Golo Maurer, director of the Bibliotheca Hertziana in Rome, has published a new book exploring the first German artist colony in Olevano, Italy. The central figure of the book is…

• Comar's 'How Was Your Dream?' documents Hong Kong protest tactics publication

  Comar's photographic project 'How Was Your Dream?' offers a visual testimony of the 2019 Hong Kong protests, focusing on the demonstrators' use of laser lights to disrupt police…

• Daniel Temkin's 'Forty-Four Esolangs' Chronicles Esoteric Programming as Art publication

  Daniel Temkin's book 'Forty-Four Esolangs: The Art of Esoteric Code' documents 44 esoteric programming languages (esolangs) he created between 2009 and 2025. Published by The MIT…

• DailyArt Magazine Lists the Saddest Paintings in Art History publication

  DailyArt Magazine published a listicle titled 'The Saddest Paintings in Art History,' featuring eleven works from the 18th to 20th centuries. The selection includes Vincent van…

• Eveline Hasler Publishes New Novel at 93 publication

  Swiss author Eveline Hasler, known for her historical novels, has released a new book at age 93. The work, titled 'Ein Land und eine Zeit im warmen Grauton gemalt,' continues her…

• Pieter Bruegel the Elder's 'Children's Games' Decoded publication

  Pieter Bruegel the Elder's 1560 painting 'Children's Games' at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna depicts over 90 games played by more than 250 children. The work, measuring…

• Aldous Harding and Ed O'Brien Albums Featured in Le Monde's Music Picks publication

  Le Monde's Culture section presented its weekly music recommendations in La Matinale, highlighting Aldous Harding's fascinating universe and Ed O'Brien's therapeutic album. The…

• Liz Pelly's 'Mood Machine' Investigates Spotify's Playlist Economy publication

  Liz Pelly, an American music journalist known for her critical analysis of the streaming industry, has published 'Mood Machine: The Rise of Spotify and the Price of the Perfect…