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• Maria Luisa Spaziani: The Forgotten Poetess and Nobel Candidate publication

  Born in Turin, Maria Luisa Spaziani (1922-2014) was an Italian poet and translator. At the age of twenty, she established the poetry magazine Quaderni del girasole, which later…

• Patricia Highsmith's Final Years in Swiss Ticino and Her Last Literary Work publication

  American author Patricia Highsmith relocated to Europe during the 1960s and settled in Tegna, Ticino, Switzerland in 1988. She resided in a fortress-like home surrounded by cats…

• Hidden symbolism in Uffizi's 'Annunciation' revealed by art historian publication

  Art historian Massimo Giontella has unraveled the meaning behind 'L'Annunciazione' housed in the Uffizi, which is credited to Antonio del Pollaiolo with contributions from…

• New Comic Explores Franco Battiato's Film and Painting Career publication

  A new comic book titled "Battiato l'artista" will be released on October 24, 2025, focusing on the lesser-known film and painting work of Italian singer-songwriter Franco…

• Mariska Hargitay's Documentary on Mother Jayne Mansfield Airs on Sky Arte publication

  Mariska Hargitay, known for her Emmy and Golden Globe-winning role as Olivia Benson in Law & Order: SVU, has directed her first feature-length documentary, My Mom Jayne, exploring…

• Neri Oxman's Comprehensive Monograph 'Mediated Matter' to Launch in November 2025 publication

  A major publication documenting the career of designer Neri Oxman will be released on November 18, 2025. The book, titled 'Mediated Matter: Design and Invention in the New…

• Susan Stewart on ruins as wounds and promises in 'A World of Ruins' publication

  In an interview with Artribune, American scholar Susan Stewart discusses her book 'A World of Ruins' (Aboca Edizioni, 2025), exploring how ruins function as both wounds and…

• Artpress November 2025 Issue Features Jean Nouvel Interview, Rauschenberg Centennial, and French Art Scene Analysis publication

  The November 2025 issue of Artpress magazine includes a major interview with architect Jean Nouvel conducted by Christophe Catsaros. Reactions to the Bethenod report examining the…

• Anhar Salem explores digital bodies, migration, and power in interview for Canvas magazine publication

  Anhar Salem's creative work, shaped by her background in IT and graphic design, investigates both digital and tangible realities. Raised in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, she navigated…

• Palm Trees as Artistic Cliché and Ecological Symbol in Los Angeles publication

  A 1926 photograph from the Security Pacific National Bank Collection shows workers planting Mexican fan palm trees along Wilshire Boulevard, creating iconic rows. In 1931, over…

• Don Backy Releases Illustrated Fairy Tale and Audiobook 'Colpo di Genio' publication

  Italian artist Don Backy, pseudonym of Aldo Caponi, is releasing a new illustrated fairy tale and audiobook titled 'Colpo di Genio' with Lavinia Dickinson Edizioni in November…

• Stefano Piantini and Fabio Achilli Launch New Italian Publishing House Cluster-A publication

  In 2024, Cluster-A was established by seasoned professionals Stefano Piantini and Fabio Achilli, both of whom have backgrounds in prominent Italian publishing firms. The name is…

• TAILOR Newsletter Returns: Fashion, Art, and Culture Intersect in Milan publication

  The TAILOR newsletter, a vertical publication focused on fashion's dialogue with art and culture, releases its next issue on Sunday, October 19, 2025. The issue centers on…

• Alba Zari's 'Fear of Mirrors' Examines Self-Representation in the Digital Age publication

  Artist Alba Zari (Bangkok, 1987) has released a new photobook titled 'Fear of Mirrors,' published by Yogurt Editions and XYZ Books, curated by Francesco Rombaldi. The project…

• Jasper Johns' Philosophical Approach to Painting Examined in Lecture on Contemporary Art's Challenges publication

  A lecture delivered at Brooklyn College analyzed Jasper Johns' artistic methodology through his 1993-94 notebook entry: 'The space in which different systems exist. Describe this…

• Art Critic Reflects on Clement Greenberg, Michael Fried, and Modernist Debates in Personal Blog Series publication

  The author, teaching a workshop next month, discusses Clement Greenberg's legacy while denying being a Greenbergian, noting the term is often used as a slur. Greenberg's 1971 book…

• Patrick Tuttofuoco's 'Ex-stasis' Installation Unveiled in Brescia publication

  Patrick Tuttofuoco's site-specific installation 'Ex-stasis' has been inaugurated in Brescia, winning the Life Art call at Teatro Borsoni. The steel structure features two large…

• Paula Cooper Reflects on 50 Years of Gallery Leadership and Artistic Evolution publication

  In 1968, Paula Cooper established her inaugural commercial gallery south of Houston Street in New York, becoming a trailblazer in SoHo. The gallery's opening featured a benefit…

• Examining Historical Art Colonies Through a Decolonial Lens in Academic Publication publication

  A scholarly article published in ARTMargins addresses the complex legacy of art colonies, questioning their contemporary relevance through a decolonial framework. Authored by Jane…

• Sanctified Art releases free Advent-themed short film featuring Rev. Dr. Boyung Lee publication

  Sanctified Art has published a short film for the Advent season featuring words by Rev. Dr. Boyung Lee, who served as a guest writer for their Advent series titled 'What do you…

• Article Examines Bauhaus and Black Mountain College Legacies Through Dissolution and Community publication

  A scholarly article published in ARTMargins on October 15, 2025, analyzes how the legacies of Bauhaus and Black Mountain College should be interpreted through their endings rather…

• Huey Newton's 1970 Interview on Black Panther Party's Internationalist Vision and Armed Struggle publication

  In a January 16, 1970 interview in Berkeley after his three-year jail term, Black Panther Party co-founder Huey Newton discussed the Party's shift from Black Power nationalism to…

• Three Non-Art Models Offer Blueprints for Sustainable Media Art Distribution publication

  The distribution of media art has been revolutionized by digital platforms, yet remnants of 1960s systems remain in place. While artists such as Ryan Trecartin and Rafaël…

• Analysis of George Maciunas's Collective Migration Initiatives and Their Connection to Fluxus publication

  An essay by Iñaki Estella examines George Maciunas's collective migration projects and their relationship to his vision of Fluxus as a collective organization. Published on…

• Analysis of Black Artists' Colonies in Pre-1994 South Africa publication

  An academic article by Pfunzo Sidogi examines communal spaces where black artists gathered in South Africa during the 20th century, proposing to conceptualize them as black…

• Review Examines Papunya Art Origins as Art Colony Rather Than Residency publication

  A literature review published in ARTMargins analyzes two recent publications concerning Australian art history. The review, authored by Rex Butler and A.D.S. Donaldson and…

• Singapore's Artists Village Reinterpreted as Critical Spatial Practice in Academic Article publication

  An academic article published in October 2025 re-evaluates The Artists Village (TAV), a collective formed in Singapore during the late 1980s. The piece, written by Adrian Tan and…

• Photo Essay Examines Artistic Documentation on Captain Cook's Endeavour Voyage publication

  A photo essay titled 'Captain Cook's Imaginary Machine' by Chris Bond and Harriet Parsons was published in ARTMargins on October 15, 2025. The work explores how artistic practice…

• Introduction to Indonesian Art Critic Sanento Yuliman's Essay on Sanggar Collectives publication

  An article by Wulan Dirgantoro and Kiki Rizky Soetisna Putri, published on October 15, 2025, introduces an essay by Indonesian art critic Sanento Yuliman (1941-1992). Yuliman's…

• ARTMargins Issue 14.3 Examines Decolonizing Art Colonies publication

  ARTMargins has published its third issue of volume 14, focusing on the problematic category of art colonies. Authored by Jane Eckett, the special issue questions the relevance of…

• Discussion on Alternative Art Education Methods in Yogyakarta publication

  A paper titled 'Sanggar and Art Group: A Method for Our Art?' was presented at a limited discussion on art education held at Yogyakarta Cultural Park on August 11, 1986. Authored…

• Ivan Carozzi's 'Cronache dall'Italia nascosta' collects hidden Italian folklore and legends publication

  Ivan Carozzi, a writer and TV author, has published a new book titled 'Cronache dall'Italia nascosta' (Chronicles from Hidden Italy) with Blackie Edizioni. Structured as a guide,…

• Carlo Bramanti's Book Explores Intersection of Design and Conspiracy Theories publication

  Visual designer Carlo Bramanti has published a book titled 'Conspiratorial Design. Information design for the bigger picture,' which examines the connections between information…

• 7 Books on Palestine from Diverse Perspectives publication

  A curated list of seven books offers alternative perspectives on the Palestinian conflict, covering history, politics, feminism, food, and decolonization. The selection includes…

• Raeda Saadeh Discusses Performance Art, Occupation, and Palestinian Identity in Canvas Interview publication

  Jerusalem-based Palestinian artist Raeda Saadeh explores occupation as both physical and mental in her work, emphasizing a female perspective. She stages herself in series like…

• Sam Jinks' Hyper-Real Sculptures Explored in Hi-Fructose Magazine Feature publication

  Hi-Fructose Magazine published an article examining the work of artist Sam Jinks, focusing on his hyper-realistic sculptures. The piece, written by Joseph Williams, discusses how…

• Demetrio Stratos' lost score for 'Satyricon ’79' released after 46 years publication

  Demetrio Stratos' final work, the soundtrack for Gabriele Salvatores' theatrical production 'Satyricon ’79', has been restored and released on vinyl by independent label Die…

• Alfonso Gatto: The Forgotten Poet of 20th Century Italy publication

  Alfonso Gatto (1909-1976), born in Salerno to a modest family of Calabrian sailors, was a major Italian poet of the second half of the 20th century, now largely forgotten. He…

• Newmont's Carlin Gold Mine Reveals Scale and Complexity of Modern Mining Operations publication

  A tour of Newmont's Carlin gold mine near Elko, Nevada reveals operations built around massive haul trucks like the Caterpillar 793D, each carrying 250 tons of earth containing…

• Italian Poetry's New Generation: 10 Poets Redefining the Scene publication

  An extensive survey of contemporary Italian poetry examines its health, market, and emerging voices. The article features ten young poets—Mattia Tarantino, Gloria Riggio,…