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• Naomi Klein und Astra Taylor veröffentlichen „Endzeitfaschismus“ publication

  Naomi Klein und Astra Taylor haben gemeinsam das Buch „Endzeitfaschismus“ verfasst, das sich mit der globalen Offensive der politischen Rechten auseinandersetzt. Der Ton des Werks…

• The Walrus Examines Nonfiction Publishing's Struggles and Industry Choices publication

  The Walrus has published an analysis questioning whether nonfiction's difficult position in publishing results from deliberate decisions about funding and narrative framing. The…

• PEN America Reports Record 12,000 Book Bans in 2025–26 School Year, AI Tools Blamed publication

  In the academic year 2025–26, PEN America documented close to 12,000 instances of book bans, impacting 7,370 different titles across 114 school districts in the United States,…

• Andreï Zviaguintsev's "Minotaure" Explores Russian Society Through a Couple's Breakdown publication

  Andreï Zviaguintsev's film "Minotaure" draws inspiration from Claude Chabrol's "La Femme infidèle," staging a couple in crisis whose unease mirrors the ills of Russian society.…

• 597 Wooden Artifacts from Abric Romaní Reveal Neanderthal Woodworking Prowess publication

  Researchers have uncovered 597 ancient wooden objects at the Abric Romaní archaeological site near Barcelona, Spain, revealing insights into Neanderthal craftsmanship. Published…

• Yiyun Li's 'Music Against the Night': A Writer's Quest to Resurrect John Field and Adelaide Percheron publication

  In her essay for The New Yorker's "Why I Write" series, novelist Yiyun Li recounts how a chance encounter with composer John Field in Leo Tolstoy's autobiography led her to embark…

• New Giant Waterlily Species Victoria colombiana Identified After Instagram Sighting, Already Critically Endangered publication

  An unexpected Instagram post resulted in the discovery of a new giant waterlily species, named Victoria colombiana, in Colombia. This journey began in 2021 when Carlos Magdalena…

• Richard Tognetti Reflects on 50 Years of the Australian Chamber Orchestra publication

  In a feature by Gramophone, Richard Tognetti, the artistic director of the Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO) for many years, reflects on the ensemble's 50-year journey. While the…

• Hong Sang-soo's « Le Jour de son retour »: A Minimalist Portrait of a Cinema Star's Comeback publication

  South Korean filmmaker Hong Sang-soo directs « Le Jour de son retour », a minimalist and melancholic film centered on a former cinema star who returns to acting after a…

• Draw the Line Podcast Examines Louisiana Redistricting Fight and Voter Suppression Tactics publication

  Design Observer has launched two fresh episodes of its Draw the Line podcast, recorded during Essence Fest, which delve into the voting rights struggles in Louisiana following the…

• ITV thriller The Party adapts Elizabeth Day's 2017 novel publication

  ITV has adapted Elizabeth Day's 2017 novel The Party as a thriller series. The plot centres on a politician and a journalist whose difficult shared history resurfaces during a…

• Public Collectors: Marc Fischer's Archive of the Overlooked Since 2007 publication

  Established in 2007 in Chicago by Marc Fischer, Public Collectors focuses on safeguarding materials often overlooked for preservation, including underground ephemera, personal…

• Gallery Owner Shares Practical Strategies for International Art Shipping publication

  A guide has been released by a gallery owner aimed at assisting artists with the international shipping of their artwork, highlighting the importance of precise customs…

• Chantal Goya Podcast Series Launches on France Culture publication

  France Culture has released a new podcast mini-series titled « Chantal Goya, la Mylène Farmer des enfants », hosted by Matthieu Garrigou-Lagrange. The series revisits the career…

• Cindy Sherman Covers Chanel Culture Fund's Arts & Culture Magazine with Archival Costume Creations publication

  Cindy Sherman will be featured on the cover of the upcoming second volume of the Chanel Culture Fund's Arts & Culture magazine, set for release on October 23. This edition…

• Michel Foucault's 100th Birthday Marked by Scant Commemoration and Few New Publications publication

  The 100th birthday of Michel Foucault has drawn little enthusiasm, with only a modest number of new publications appearing. Foucault was born on 15 October 1926 into a family of…

• « Où vont les âmes » : Brigitte Poupart signe son premier long-métrage de fiction publication

  Brigitte Poupart réalise son premier long-métrage de fiction, intitulé « Où vont les âmes ». Le film met en scène une jeune femme qui, avant de mourir, réunit ses sœurs afin…

• Serge Kakudji and David Demange Release Baroque Album "Mwezi Una Angara" publication

  In October 2026, the album "Mwezi Una Angara," meaning "the moon shines" in Swahili, was launched by Congolese countertenor Serge Kakudji and classical guitarist David Demange.…

• Thélyson Orélien Denies AI Use in 'C'était ça ou mourir', Admits Plagiarism publication

  On October 13, 2026, Canadian-Haitian author Thélyson Orélien responded to claims regarding his novel 'C'était ça ou mourir' (Grasset), asserting that it contained no AI-generated…

• Five Models Share Their Backstage Reading Lists from the Spring 2027 Fashion Season publication

  In the spring 2027 fashion season, five models revealed their reading choices while backstage. One model expressed admiration for Sally Rooney's writing, having completed…

• Dave Eggers diskutiert Kunst und KI im Monopol-Podcast "Kunst und Leben" publication

  Im Monopol-Podcast "Kunst und Leben" spricht der US-Autor Dave Eggers über seinen Roman "Contraposto" und die Relevanz von Kunst. Silke Hohmann, Redakteurin bei Monopol, teilt…

• Steve Reich, 90, Calls New Composition Among His Best in Years publication

  At 90, composer Steve Reich says he has just written one of his strongest works in years, a piece titled In All Your Ways. Speaking to The New York Times in an interview published…

• Lundgren+Lindqvist Designs Monograph for Erik Gustafsson's Luminogram Series publication

  The editorial design for Erik Gustafsson's monograph, Pause Between Thought and Action, was crafted by the Gothenburg design studio Lundgren+Lindqvist. This work showcases 40…

• Dante's Purgatorio: Geography, History, and Key Encounters Explained publication

  On Easter Sunday, Dante Alighieri's Purgatorio, the second part of the Divine Comedy, commences as Dante, accompanied by Virgil, ascends from Hell to Mount Purgatory, created by…

• Eva Verbeeck's Photo Series "America's Girls, On the Edge of a Dream" Featured on Booooooom publication

  Photographer Eva Verbeeck's series "America's Girls, On the Edge of a Dream" was featured on the art platform Booooooom, which published the work alongside links to Verbeeck's…

• Éditions Alternatives Publishes "Mahn Kloix, Entre les lignes" by Théophile Pillaut publication

  "Mahn Kloix, Entre les lignes," authored by journalist Théophile Pillaut, has been published by Éditions Alternatives. This book reflects on a decade of the artist Mahn Kloix's…

• Nature Study Finds Hadza and Tsimane Share Gut Microbes, but Industrialized Populations Have Lost Many Strains publication

  A study published in Nature on October 7 has found that the Hadza people from Tanzania and the Tsimane from the Amazon have over 1,200 gut microbial species in common, even though…

• Winnie the Pooh Turns 90: A. A. Milne's Classic Celebrated for Its Dadaist Wordplay publication

  A. A. Milne's Winnie the Pooh stories mark a birthday milestone, with the German-language cultural press noting the enduring appeal of the bear's adventures. The tales, which…

• Juli Zeh's New Thriller 'Pony Show' Examined for Feminist Claims publication

  Juli Zeh's latest novel, "Pony Show," is an Amour-fou-Justizthriller that, according to a review in Süddeutsche Zeitung, reliably hits the trigger points of the present. The…

• Netflix's 'Die Falle' Premieres October 13 with Friederike Becht and Isabel Kleefeld publication

  On October 13, Netflix will debut the psychological thriller series Die Falle, inspired by Melanie Raabe's novel. The plot centers on Lisa Konrad, a bestselling author who has…

• Vogue Highlights Six Bohemian Haircuts Rooted in 1970s Style for Fall publication

  Vogue's latest beauty article showcases six popular bohemian hairstyles inspired by the 1970s, featuring legends such as Cher, Brigitte Bardot, Diana Ross, Farrah Fawcett, and…

• Paolo Portoghesi's Posthumous 'Roma segreta' Explores the Hidden Capital publication

  *Roma segreta*, released posthumously by Minerva Edizioni, features the insights of Paolo Portoghesi about his birthplace, Rome. This work, enhanced by Lorenzo Capellini's…

• Rob Brydon, Sheridan Smith, Alison Steadman to Voice BBC Christmas Adaptation of Julia Donaldson's The Baddies publication

  During the Christmas season, the BBC will broadcast a half-hour animated special inspired by the picture book The Baddies, authored by Dame Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel…

• apt.716 Handcrafted Aluminium Candleholder Featured in frankie Issue 134 publication

  A handcrafted aluminium candleholder by apt.716, a small business founded by two men who share an apartment in Melbourne/Naarm, is featured as a product recommendation in issue…

• Stephanie Dupre Routh's 'Atlas of Invisible Things' Explores Morocco, Memory and Gender publication

  Stephanie Dupre Routh's monograph, Atlas of Invisible Things, has been released by Kehrer Verlag. This work combines photography with an extensive essay that delves into themes of…

• Hyperallergic Newsletter Highlights Vermeer Book, Finnegan Shannon Show, and Art World News publication

  The October 2026 edition of Hyperallergic includes a review by Lauren Moya Ford of Ruth Bernard Yeazell's book, Vermeer's Afterlives. It also features Bryan Martin's essay…

• Jon Kasbe's Short Film 'Daylight' Follows Taylor Swift Fan Joe Garcia After Prison publication

  Joe Garcia, who discovered Taylor Swift's music while serving a murder conviction, is the subject of a new short film by Jon Kasbe titled "Daylight." The film documents Garcia's…

• Fabio Cherstich on Directing Across Theatre, Curation, and Archives in ARTFEED Interview publication

  In a conversation with Cristiano Seganfreddo for Flash Art, Italian filmmaker Fabio Cherstich explores his diverse artistic endeavors, which encompass opera, exhibitions, film,…

• METALOCUS Opens Submissions for Architecture, Art, and Science Projects publication

  METALOCUS, an international magazine covering architecture, art, and science, is accepting project submissions from architecture studios, professionals, institutions, and authors.…

• Jacques Monneraud Shares Playlist for designboom listens, From Philip Glass to Daft Punk publication

  In a designboom listens feature, Jacques Monneraud, a French ceramic artist celebrated for his Carton series, shares how music shapes his artistic journey. He mentions that Philip…