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• Manik Sarkar's Debut Novel 'Ochsenkopf' Launches with German Reading Tour publication

  Dutch author Manik Sarkar presents his debut novel 'Ochsenkopf' with an extensive reading tour across Germany and Switzerland. The novel tells the story of Rensing junior, a…

• Jess Walter's 'Beautiful Ruins' Named Book of the Week publication

  Jess Walter's novel 'Beautiful Ruins' (Schöne Ruinen) has been selected as the book of the week by German culture news outlet Kulturnews. Originally published in 2013, the novel…

• Tina N. Martin's 'Racheflamme' Concludes Idun Lind Series with Gruesome Finale publication

  Swedish thriller author Tina N. Martin releases 'Racheflamme', the final installment of her five-part Idun Lind series, featuring a disturbing opening scene where an actress is…

• The Boom of German Regional Crime Fiction: A Cultural and Economic Phenomenon publication

  German regional crime fiction, known as 'Heimatkrimi' or 'Regionalkrimi', has become a significant literary and economic trend. This genre combines the classic whodunit structure…

• Eva Kranenburg's Coming-of-Age Novel Set in East Germany publication

  Eva Kranenburg's novel "Falls jemand fragt, wer wir waren" (If Anyone Asks Who We Were) is a coming-of-age story set in the early German Democratic Republic (GDR). The narrative…

• Ben Marcin's 'The Holdouts' Documents 16 Years of Baltimore's Abandoned Homes publication

  Photographer Ben Marcin has unveiled his first photobook, 'The Holdouts,' after 16 years of capturing abandoned structures in Baltimore and the Eastern Shore, with publication by…

• New Book 'The Albanian Files' Chronicles Albania's Architectural Transformation and Raises Questions publication

  Anneke Abhelakh's book, 'The Albanian Files: Freedom and Architecture,' published by Lars Müller Publishers, dives into how international architecture firms have increasingly…

• Chromatic Architecture: New Book Celebrates Colour in Built Environment publication

  "Chromatic Architecture," authored by artist-designer Adam Nathaniel Furman and journalist Kate Mazade, delves into the significance of colour in architecture as vital for human…

• Melania Mazzucco's Novel Reconstructs Life of Plautilla Bricci, First Known Female Architect publication

  Italian writer Melania Mazzucco has published a novel reconstructing the life of Plautilla Bricci, recognized as the first known female architect of the pre-industrial era. Bricci…

• Jaume Cabré's Novel 'Le voci del fiume' Chronicles 70 Years of Catalan History publication

  Jaume Cabré's latest novel, 'Le voci del fiume' (The Voices of the River), published by La Nuova Frontiera in 2026, is set in the Catalan village of Torena, now uninhabited, in…

• Ayrson Heráclito's First Monograph 'Òye' Explores Yoruba Concepts in Art publication

  The inaugural monograph on Ayrson Heráclito, named 'Òye' (Cobogó, 2026), delves into his creations from 2000 to 2025, structured around seven key word-concepts. A babalorixá…

• Mina Stone's Essential Cookbooks: From Alice Waters to Salvador Dalí publication

  In CULTURED, chef Mina Stone presents eight indispensable cookbooks that showcase her Greek and Middle Eastern culinary heritage. Among these, Suzanne Goin's Sunday Suppers at…

• Publishers Face AI Backlash as Trust in Authors Erodes publication

  The literary industry is currently grappling with controversies surrounding artificial intelligence, leading publishers to create new guidelines. This past summer, Europa Content…

• Judith Malina's Diaries Chronicle Living Theatre's Brazil Imprisonment publication

  'The Diaries of Judith Malina: 1969-1971' (Northwestern University Press, 2026) delves into Brazilian theater during the period of the AI-5 decree under military rule. Judith…

• Phaidon's 'Great Women Photographers' Chronicles 250+ Pioneers Across 200 Years publication

  On October 14, 2026, Phaidon will unveil 'Great Women Photographers,' the fourth installment in its series celebrating impactful women in the arts. Edited by Fiona Rogers, this…

• Bodega Cats of New York: A Photographic Tribute and Advocacy for Working Cats publication

  Since 2022, Dan Rimada, a resident of New York, has been capturing the essence of bodega cats throughout the city's five boroughs. He has encountered 60 different cats and teamed…

• Nolan's 'Odyssey' Film Boosts Homer Translations, Emily Wilson's Bestseller publication

  Christopher Nolan's cinematic take on Homer's 'The Odyssey' has achieved a remarkable $1.1 billion in worldwide earnings, setting new IMAX records and driving a surge in sales for…

• Summer Reading List: 15 Classic Art Books to Rediscover in August 2026 publication

  Artribune has published a curated list of 15 classic art books to rediscover during the summer of 2026, specifically for Ferragosto (August 15th). The list includes works by Carla…

• Artsy Asks 9 Artists What They're Reading This Summer publication

  Artsy has reached out to a group of artists with busy schedules to ask what they are reading this summer. The article highlights that summer brings a change of pace to the art…

• Vogue's Mid-Year Best Albums of 2026: A Diverse Musical Landscape publication

  Vogue staffers have curated a list of the best albums of 2026 so far, highlighting a year rich in pop, experimental, and genre-defying releases. The list features major pop stars…

• Bauhaus to Your House: Vallarino Fine Art Catalog Spotlights Designers' Personal Work publication

  Vallarino Fine Art has released a new catalog, 'Bauhaus to Your House: Personal Work,' highlighting the independent artistic practices of Walter Allner, Alexander Liberman, and…

• The Hidden Costs of Bureaucratic Time Taxes publication

  In her book "The Time Tax," Annie Lowrey critiques the inefficiency of government bureaucracy, highlighting its significant impact on citizens' time. During the Great Recession,…

• Architect Steve Ziger's Travel Sketches Published in New Book publication

  The renowned architect Steve Ziger has released a new book titled "While Away An Architect's Travel Sketches," published by ORO Editions in 2026. The publication compiles 240…

• New Book Chronicles 350 Years of European Opera Houses and Concert Halls publication

  A new book, set to be published by ORO Editions in 2026, will explore 350 years of European opera houses and concert halls, spanning from 1672 to 2022. This extensive work…

• Capturing Essence: Virginia Burt Designs' 30th Anniversary Book publication

  ORO Editions will publish 'Capturing Essence' in 2026, a monograph celebrating the 30th anniversary of Virginia Burt Designs, an award-winning landscape architecture firm known…

• Trevor Paglen's 'How to See Like a Machine' Exposes AI's Grip on Visual Culture publication

  Trevor Paglen's latest publication, 'How to See Like a Machine: Images After AI', released by Verso Books on May 19, compiles a decade's worth of his insights into the impact of…

• Wallpaper* A/W 2026 Style Issue: Ten Defining Looks, Accessories, and Trends publication

  The Style Issue of Wallpaper* magazine for September 2026, curated by editor-in-chief Bill Prince, highlights ten fashion trends for A/W 2026. Notable features include the revival…

• Marieke Reimann on East German Identity and the Need for a Second Wende publication

  In an interview with the Süddeutsche Zeitung, journalist Marieke Reimann discusses her new book, which calls for a 'second Wende'—this time in the minds of Germans. Reimann, who…

• Britta Rex's 'She Who Shapes The Land' Harnesses Volcanic Energy publication

  Britta Rex's new album, 'She Who Shapes The Land', channels the raw energy of Madame Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of lightning, fire, wind, and volcanoes. The project, recorded in a…

• Davide Rondoni's Poem on Luca Giovagnoli's Painting Obsession publication

  Italian poet Davide Rondoni has written a poem dedicated to the painter Luca Giovagnoli, exploring the artist's obsessive dedication to painting. The poem, titled "IL POETA E GLI…

• Annette Vande Gorne's 'Tutti Frutti' Compiles Four Decades of Electroacoustic Works publication

  The album 'Tutti Frutti,' crafted by Belgian composer Annette Vande Gorne and released under the Persistence of Sound label, encompasses compositions from 1983 to 2020. These…

• René Goscinny, Asterix Creator, Would Have Turned 100: New Album Features Portugal Adventure publication

  This year marks the centenary of René Goscinny, the co-creator of the beloved French comic series Asterix, who was born in 1926. Together with illustrator Albert Uderzo, he…

• Chiara Di Francia Releases Sketchbook Vol 2 Featuring Fantasy and RPG Art publication

  Chiara Di Francia, an Italian comic artist and illustrator, has unveiled Sketchbook Vol 2, a 52-page paperback that debuted in August 2026. This volume showcases a variety of…

• Gerti Tetzner's Banned DDR Novel 'Gegen Wind' Published After 45 Years publication

  Gerti Tetzner's novel 'Gegen Wind' (Against the Wind), banned by DDR censorship in 1981, has finally been published by Aufbau Verlag, 45 years after the ban. The book, described…

• Caramore: Sento Dunque Penso Explores Embodied Perception publication

  The Italian cultural journal doppiozero published an essay titled "Caramore: sento dunque penso" on August 14, 2026, authored by Mauro Portello and Anita Romanello. The piece…

• Franco Moretti's 'Black Flag' Explores Tragedy and Civil War publication

  Literary critic Franco Moretti has published a new book titled 'Bandiera nera. Forma tragica e guerra civile' (Black Flag: Tragic Form and Civil War) with Einaudi in 2026. The…

• Ognjen Gligorijevic's 'In Search for Typographic Solutions' Showcases Bold Editorial Design publication

  Ognjen Gligorijevic, a designer from Serbia, has unveiled 'In Search for Typographic Solutions', a compilation of his work in editorial and poster design. Showcased on Behance,…

• Chloe Malle's First September Issue at Vogue: Inside the Podcast publication

  On the Vogue podcast, Chloe Malle, who leads the editorial content, marked her inaugural September issue. Reflecting on her Vogue interview, she recalled watching R.J. Cutler's…

• Ruth Herzberg's 'Frequenzen' Satirizes Berlin Art World publication

  Berlin-based writer Ruth Herzberg has published a new novel titled 'Frequenzen' (Frequencies), a satirical take on the art world set in contemporary Berlin. The narrative follows…

• Jeff Hobbs Recalls Bret Easton Ellis's Mentorship and Literary Influence publication

  In a personal essay for Vogue, author Jeff Hobbs recounts his mentorship under Bret Easton Ellis, which began in 2003 when Hobbs was a 22-year-old recent college graduate in New…