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• Juergen Teller: 7 ½ Years of Life and Work in New Book and Exhibition publication

  Juergen Teller recently launched his new artist's book, 'Juergen Teller 7 ½' (Marsilio Editore, 2025), at Palazzo Diedo in Venice, working alongside his wife and design…

• Lucio Mastronardi: The Writer Who Inspired Alberto Sordi's Film publication

  Lucio Mastronardi (1930-1975) was an Italian author celebrated for his 1959 novel "Il calzolaio di Vigevano," which was serialized in Il Menabò under the direction of Elio…

• Slanted Publishers Releases 'Imagine' on Design and Crisis publication

  Slanted Publishers is set to release a new book titled "Imagine—Embracing Chaos and Possibility in a Planetary Emergency" in September 2025. This 160-page work delves into design,…

• Guidance on Drawing Fundamentals and Materials for Beginners publication

  An article provides introductory advice on drawing techniques, focusing on material selection and mindset. Artist Jordan Rhodes emphasizes the importance of choosing appropriate…

• Guidance on Selecting Sketchbooks and Paper for Drawing Beginners publication

  An article provides advice for individuals starting out in drawing, emphasizing the importance of paper selection in the creative process. Artist Jordan Rhodes is quoted, stating…

• New Book Chronicles History of Marrakech's Legendary Mamounia Hotel publication

  The new book by French journalist Laurence Benaïm, released by Assouline, explores La Mamounia, a luxurious hotel in Marrakech that first opened its doors in 1923. This 208-page…

• Hungarian Artist Rita Süveges Explores Ecological Legacies in Interview on Weather Spectre Exhibition publication

  Rita Süveges, a Hungarian artist, focuses on ecological impacts from industrial systems like monocultural agriculture and fossil fuels through research-based art. Her upbringing…

• Pink Floyd's 'Wish You Were Here' Turns 50: A Masterpiece of Nostalgia and Critique publication

  Released on September 12, 1975, Pink Floyd's seventh studio album 'Wish You Were Here' initially received mixed reviews but has since been recognized as a progressive rock…

• Corto Maltese returns as climate activist in new comic 'L'isola di ieri' publication

  Bastien Vivès and Martin Quenehen have written the 37th Corto Maltese comic, 'L'isola di ieri', set for release on September 19, 2025. The story returns to the Pacific Ocean…

• Research Explores Indigenous Fish Skin Traditions and Sustainable Fashion Practices publication

  Elisa Palomino, an associate researcher at the Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center, has published a cover story in Expedition magazine examining Indigenous fish skin material…

• Suffolk Artists Part 2: Profiles of Lesser-Known Figures Connected to the County publication

  This blog post, the second in a series, profiles several artists with connections to Suffolk, England. It details the lives and careers of Rose Mead, Edwin Thomas Johns, Thomas…

• Rossella Milione on her novel-in-stories 'Il primo desiderio' and the state of Italian short fiction publication

  Rossella Milione, a writer and founder of Cattedrale, an observatory dedicated to short stories, discusses her latest book 'Il primo desiderio' (Neri Pozza, April 2025) and the…

• TAILOR Newsletter Returns: Fashion, Art, and Culture Intersections publication

  The Artribune's TAILOR newsletter will recommence its biweekly issues starting Sunday, September 7, 2025. The inaugural edition critiques the Venice red carpet for its lack of…

• Artribune Podcast Finale: The Gurlitt Collection Discovery publication

  The final episode of 'Storie dell'Arte', an artcrime podcast by Mosè Previti for Artribune, recounts the discovery of the Gurlitt Collection. In September 2010, customs officers…

• Six New Art Books Explore Memory, Landscape, and History publication

  Artribune presents six new books that intertwine art, travel, and memory. Stefano Cerio's 'Brenva' uses inflatable installations to mark the lost glacier at Mont Blanc, with texts…

• Artist Anna Zett Explores GDR Waste Politics and Environmental Legacy Through Archival Research and Installations publication

  Artist Anna Zett presents research and artistic work examining waste management in the former German Democratic Republic (GDR), connecting environmental, political, and emotional…

• Anna Zett's ARTMargins Online Article Examines Waste Metaphors in the German Democratic Republic publication

  ARTMargins Online published a special issue article by Anna Zett analyzing environmental, political, and emotional wastelands in the German Democratic Republic. The text explores…

• Serge Latouche's 'Il disastro urbano e la crisi dell’arte contemporanea' critiques commodification of art and cities publication

  Serge Latouche, professor emeritus of economics at Université Paris-Sud, has published 'Il disastro urbano e la crisi dell’arte contemporanea' (Elèuthera, 2025). The essay links…

• Lucrezia Longobardi on Performative Curating and the Premio Testori publication

  Lucrezia Longobardi (Naples, 1991) defines her practice as performative curating, blending theoretical writing with exhibition dramaturgy. She won the fourth edition of the Premio…

• Incanti Newsletter Returns: Art Market Analysis by Artribune publication

  On Wednesday, September 3, Incanti, an Italian newsletter dedicated to the art market, will resume publication. Launched in March 2023 and curated by Cristina Masturzo, it…

• ArtAsiaPacific Issue 145 Explores Temporality, Identity, and Place Through Global Artists publication

  ArtAsiaPacific's 145th issue examines artists engaging with time, identity, and place. A retrospective of On Kawara's Today series, which began in 1966 and continued until his…

• Geeta Kapur's 'Speech Acts' Anthology Examines Six Decades of Postcolonial Art Criticism publication

  Geeta Kapur's upcoming 2025 publication, 'Speech Acts,' compiles a series of essays, lectures, and interviews that delve into her significant contributions to contemporary art…

• Curatorial Duo Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath Discuss Collaboration and Taipei Biennial publication

  In June, Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, the directors of Berlin’s Hamburger Bahnhof and curators for the upcoming Taipei Biennial, engaged in a conversation with ArtAsiaPacific…

• Phaidon Publishes Korean Feminist Art Anthology Amid Growing Recognition of Women Artists publication

  In 2024, Phaidon Press released an anthology titled 'Korean Feminist Artists: Confront and Deconstruct,' highlighting the work of 42 female artists. Authored by art historian Kim…

• Greg Girard Reflects on Paul Bowles's Literary Influence and Personal Correspondence publication

  Greg Girard discovered Paul Bowles's 1952 novel Let It Come Down in a bookshop, drawn by its stark Macbeth quote. Bowles's prose evokes a 1950s black-and-white film aesthetic,…

• AI and Copyright: Two Books Examine Creativity's Legal and Ethical Future publication

  Two recent works delve into the intersection of artificial intelligence, copyright legislation, and creativity. "Il capitalismo della creatività" (Feltrinelli, 2024) by David…

• Artribune Podcast Revisits Diego Rivera's Censored Rockefeller Center Mural publication

  The latest episode of 'Storie dell'Arte', an artcrime podcast produced by Mosè Previti for Artribune, examines the 1933 censorship of Diego Rivera's mural at Rockefeller Center in…

• Taschen Releases Six Design-Focused Coffee Table Books for Visual Creatives publication

  Taschen, the renowned publisher, has highlighted six recent coffee table books aimed at designers and visual artists. These publications blend scholarly content with striking…

• Cindy Sherman Reimagines Eustace Tilley for New Yorker's 100th Anniversary Cover publication

  Cindy Sherman has created the cover for the 100th anniversary issue of The New Yorker, reinterpreting the magazine's iconic dandy Eustace Tilley. Originally drawn by Rea Irvin in…

• Christa Jeitner's 1979-80 Textile Work Zakopane Tree Analyzed in ARTMargins Online publication

  Marie Meyerding examines Christa Jeitner's textile piece Zakopane Tree (Zakopanischer Baum) from 1979-80. The work features a triangular fabric suspended from nearly bare branches…

• Guide to Engaging with Abstract Art Through Observation and Personal Reflection publication

  An article provides guidance on how viewers can engage with abstract art by focusing on visual elements and personal responses. It suggests observing rhythmic patterns,…

• Victoria Ravelo Explores Lucumí Traditions in Podcast Inspired by Jiménez Twins' Exhibition publication

  Cuban American artist Victoria Ravelo hosts a podcast episode investigating Lucumí spiritual traditions through conversations with scholars and practitioners. Her exploration is…

• Self-publishing growth challenges traditional publishing in Italy publication

  Self-publishing in Italy has grown from 2% to 7% of total book production in recent years, according to data from Il Secolo D'Italia. While many self-published books are…

• Documentary 'L'incanto' Explores Pupi Avati and Milan's Cinema Odeon publication

  A new documentary film titled 'L'incanto' by director Tomaso Pessina intertwines the personal and professional history of filmmaker Pupi Avati with the story of Milan's historic…

• Artpress September 2025 Issue Features Interviews, Reviews, and Upcoming Exhibitions publication

  The September 2025 edition of Artpress, issue number 535, showcases Brice Dellsperger's video installation 'Body Double 39' (2024), which draws inspiration from 'Dead Ringers' and…

• Władysław Hasior's Photographic Archive Examines Environmental Impact of Polish Socialism publication

  A scholarly article by Karolina Kolenda, published on August 24, 2025, analyzes the work of Polish neo-avant-garde artist Władysław Hasior (1928–1999) through an environmental…

• Special Issue Explores Environmental Art History and Contemporary Ecocritical Practices in Socialist Contexts publication

  A special issue published across ARTMargins Online and ARTMargins Print Journal examines the Socialist Anthropocene in visual arts, stemming from the ERC/UKRI-supported SAVA…

• Scholarly Focus on Polish Neo-Avant-Garde Environmental Art Origins publication

  Academic attention is increasingly directed toward the emergence of environmentally conscious art in Poland during the late 1960s and early 1970s. This scholarly trend coincides…

• Blog Series Highlights Lesser-Known Suffolk Artists from 18th-20th Centuries publication

  A blog series examines several artists associated with Suffolk, England, from the late 1700s to early 1900s, focusing on figures beyond well-known names like Gainsborough and…

• Sky Arte documentary 'Tiziano. L'impero del colore' airs August 28 publication

  On August 28, Sky Arte will broadcast the documentary 'Tiziano. L'impero del colore,' directed by Giulio Boato and Laura Chiossone, produced by Sky, Kublai Film, Zetagroup,…