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• The Olive Tree in Biblical and Mediterranean History publication

  Marco Belpoliti and Anita Romanello explore the cultural and historical significance of the olive tree (Olea europaea), named by Linnaeus in 1753. The article traces its biblical…

• Photographic Portrait of Madagascar's Lemurs and Cultures publication

  A new photographic collection captures Madagascar's unique biodiversity, focusing on lemur species adapted to the island's forests, alongside everyday life and cultural richness.…

• Monocle's Summer Newspaper Preview publication

  Monocle is releasing a seasonal newspaper for summer, featuring culture, media, and mountains content. The newspaper is available for order, with shipping calculated at checkout.…

• Sarah Fila-Bakabadio's New Book Explores Black Women's Ordinary Lives in France publication

  Historian Sarah Fila-Bakabadio, a specialist in Black diasporas, has released a new book titled "Être une femme noire en France – Trajectoires, corps et résistances" (Éditions du…

• Inside the Hamptons: A New Book Reveals 18 Private Estates publication

  Jennifer Ash Rudick's new book 'Inside the Hamptons,' published by Vendome Press, offers unprecedented access to 18 private residences across the South Fork, from Quogue to…

• L.E.FT's New Book Uses Arabic Spatial Terms to Rethink Architecture publication

  The architecture firm L.E.FT, under the leadership of Ziad Jamaleddine and Makram el-Kadi, has published a book titled 'At the Edge of Where God Built: Language. Concepts. Islamic…

• Tom Whiteley's Geometric Editorial Illustrations for Your Human World publication

  Tom Whiteley's editorial illustrations for Your Human World employ strict geometric restraint, with clean grids aligning vector elements and negative space defining visual rhythm.…

• Vogue's Guide to the New Minimalist Makeup for Summer 2026 publication

  Vogue has published a comprehensive guide to achieving the new minimalist makeup look, as exemplified by Zendaya's glam at the New York premiere of Christopher Nolan's The…

• Refik Anadol's first monograph explores his digital art evolution publication

  Hannibal Books has released Refik Anadol's first monograph, which explores the development and techniques behind his digital artistry. This publication coincides with his…

• Marie Tomanova's Long-Term Portrait of Nephews in Mikulov publication

  Photographer Marie Tomanova contributes to AnOther Magazine's new summer series 'AnOther Photo Dump', sharing images of her nephews Radovan and Bohdan. She has documented the boys…

• Sonya Walger's memoir 'Löwe' explores her father's chaotic love publication

  Actress Sonya Walger has published a memoir titled 'Löwe' in which she processes her relationship with her father, a flâneur and gambler who was present only when it suited his…

• Summer 2026 Book Selection: Horror, Ecology, Poetry, and Transfeminism publication

  Artribune presents a second summer reading list featuring ten diverse books. Marco Malvestio's 'Nostalgia dell'orrore' examines contemporary horror as a critical lens on nostalgia…

• INSPIRE#4 explores how cultural education opens new access to museum collections publication

  The fourth edition of INSPIRE, published by MAKURA – the portal for cultural education and participation of the Kulturstiftung der Länder – accompanies the current Arsprototo…

• David Sedaris Releases New Essay Collection 'The Land and Its People' publication

  David Sedaris, widely regarded as one of the funniest authors in the English-speaking world, has published a new essay collection titled 'The Land and Its People'. The book,…

• Merrill C. Berman Collection Highlights Georg Scholz's Weimar Satires publication

  The Merrill C. Berman Collection's newsletter features prints by German anti-Nazi artist Georg Scholz (1890–1945), known for biting satirical images of the Weimar period. Scholz,…

• Gilles Deleuze's Spinozian Ethics Rejects Traditional Morality publication

  Gilles Deleuze, a French philosopher, utilized Baruch Spinoza's Ethics to formulate a philosophy that shifts from transcendent morality to immanent ethics. He posits that…

• Pax newsletter summer special: cultural tourism itineraries across Italy publication

  The Pax newsletter, dedicated to cultural tourism, releases a special summer edition on Friday, July 31, before a brief break. It resumes on Friday, September 4. The issue closes…

• Sheila Heti Recommends Three Books: Bowles, Zola, Hjorth publication

  Sheila Heti, author of "Motherhood" and "How Should a Person Be?", recommends three books in a New Yorker interview. Her top recommendation is Jane Bowles' "Two Serious Ladies,"…

• Davide Pitetti's Photography Finds Meaning in the Everyday 'Nothing' publication

  Italian photographer Davide Pitetti turns his lens on the mundane—playing cards on a table, a child at a pinball machine, eccentric tablecloths—in a series that asks whether the…

• Guide to Commissioning Public Murals for Councils and Developers publication

  Commissionit.co.uk has published a comprehensive guide for councils and developers on commissioning public murals. The guide emphasizes that successful murals require disciplined…

• Never Alone: 1997–2004 Raving in Europe Photobook Chronicles Techno-Punk Free Parties publication

  Italian photographers Cheyenne Clementi and Valentina Morandi have published 'Never Alone: 1997–2004 Raving in Europe' through DRAGO Propaganda, a photobook documenting the…

• Electa/Rizzoli Publishes English Edition of Irace's Study on Emilio Ambasz publication

  Electa/Rizzoli has released the English edition of "Naturaleza y arquitectura: La visión de Ambasz" by Fulvio Irace, a critical study on the architectural work of Emilio Ambasz.…

• Sang-ho Yeon's 'The Ugly' explores Korea's economic boom and family trauma publication

  Sang-ho Yeon, director of 'Train to Busan', has released a new drama titled 'The Ugly'. The film delves into the era of South Korea's economic boom and the excesses of a society…

• Eva Trobisch's 'Home Stories' Explores East German Identity Through Teen Singer's Fame publication

  In her ambitious film 'Home Stories', director Eva Trobisch portrays a teenage singer whose sudden fame reignites family tensions, confronting her East German identity. The film…

• Hélène Rosselet-Ruiz's Debut Film Explores a Saudi Woman's Gilded Cage in Paris publication

  Hélène Rosselet-Ruiz's first feature film, 'Le Triangle d’or,' offers a view through the eyes of an employee into the mansion and life of a wealthy Saudi woman, the mistress of an…

• Oasis Urbanism: Architecture Designed for Movement, Not Permanence publication

  In her recent article for ArchDaily, Ananya Nayak highlights the significance of oasis settlements in North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, emphasizing their role in…

• Eric Butcher's 'Trace Elements' Documents Shift to Sustainable Art Practice publication

  Eric Butcher's new monograph 'Trace Elements' (Unicorn Publishing, £29) chronicles his radical shift from formalist abstraction to a sustainable, resource-limited practice. The…

• Van Gogh's 15 Masterpieces: A Tribute to the Painter of Pure Emotion publication

  Connaissance des Arts published a tribute to Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890), who died on July 29 in Auvers-sur-Oise. The article highlights 15 of his most beautiful paintings,…

• Ying Ang Explores Fungal Networks in New Photo Series publication

  Photographer Ying Ang's latest series 'Fruiting Bodies' delves into the world of mycelium and fungi, reflecting contemporary anxieties about ecological collapse. The work draws…

• Seraina Kobler's Dystopian Novel 'Tal der Schwalben' Reviewed publication

  Seraina Kobler's new novel 'Tal der Schwalben' presents a dystopian Switzerland grappling with ecological crises, including energy shortages. The premise is intriguing, but the…

• Marie-Janine Calic's 'Balkan-Odyssee' Examines Exile in Southeast Europe 1933–1941 publication

  Historian Marie-Janine Calic has published 'Balkan-Odyssee', a book that recounts the history of exile in Southeast Europe between 1933 and 1941. The work is also a political and…

• Van Gogh's Wheatfield with Cypresses at the National Gallery publication

  The National Gallery in London, UK, houses Vincent van Gogh's 1889 artwork 'Wheatfield with Cypresses.' This oil on canvas piece, measuring 72.1 × 90.9 cm, portrays the Provence…

• Rare Earth Metals: The New Geopolitical Battleground publication

  A new article by Maurizio Corrado and Anna Stefi, published on doppiozero, examines the geopolitical and economic significance of rare earth metals. These 17 elements—scandium,…

• Glorija Lizde's Photographic Care: From Charcot's Women to Healing publication

  Photographer Glorija Lizde, based in Split, creates quasi-documentaries exploring family dynamics through difficult conversations. Her recent artist publication 'I Swallowed my…

• Brigitte Bardot's Iconic Beach Photographs Through the Decades publication

  A collection of 18 iconic photographs traces Brigitte Bardot's enduring association with the beach, from her 1953 Cannes debut to her later years at La Madrague. In May 1953,…

• Queen Bee Pheromones Influence Daughters' Decisions to Stay or Leave publication

  A study published July 28 in Proceedings of the Royal Society B reveals that queen sweat bees of the species Megalopta genalis produce pheromones that signal their reproductive…

• Chinese fashion magazines boom as Western titles struggle publication

  While Western fashion magazines close or downsize, China's magazine scene is thriving with new launches and creative energy. GQ returned to China in January 2025 after ceasing…

• Josephine Baker's French Châteaux: A Photo Tour of the Star's Homes publication

  Architectural Digest published a gallery of 22 photographs documenting Josephine Baker's residences in France. The St. Louis–born Jazz Age performer, who also worked as a spy,…

• Charli XCX and the Strokes Release New Albums with Rock Influences publication

  Charli XCX and the Strokes have both released new albums that blend raw sincerity with punkish insouciance. Charli XCX's album is titled "Music, Fashion, Film," while the Strokes'…

• Three New Art Books: Architecture Walks, Spanish Civil War Photography, and Kandinsky for Kids publication

  Three art books published in 2026 are highlighted. 'Derivas con Leo' by Paco Gómez (Fracaso Books, 23€) documents Saturday walks through Madrid with his son Leo, an architecture…