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• Five Women Artists Whose Works Were Misattributed to Men publication

  An article from DailyArt Magazine showcases five female artists whose creations were wrongly credited to male counterparts because of gender bias. Sofonisba Anguissola (1535–1625)…

• Dr. Dori Tunstall's Cut No. 6: Soap as America's True Flag publication

  In Cut No. 6 of her PRINT series, design anthropologist Dr. Dori Tunstall uses 100 words and a single image to critique American consumerism and inequality. She describes soap…

• Bruno King's Vendetta Typeface Specimen Book Design publication

  Bruno King has crafted a specimen book for the Vendetta typeface, highlighting its print scale and historical proportions. Utilizing a disciplined grid layout and strong…

• Jan Brokken's 'La malinconia del viaggiatore' Explores Artists' Lives Through Travel publication

  Jan Brokken's new book 'La malinconia del viaggiatore' (Iperborea, Milan 2026) is a collection of fourteen stories centered on travel, delving into the lives of artists both…

• Route 66 Centennial: Book Explores America's Iconic Highway publication

  Claudio Castellacci's new book 'Route 66. Cent'anni on the road' (Odoya, 264 pp.) marks the 100th anniversary of Route 66 and the 250th anniversary of the United States in 2026.…

• Updated Guide to Plein Air Easels and Painting Systems publication

  The website Lines and Colors has published a new permanent reference page on plein air easels and systems, consolidating information on major commercial options. The page is not a…

• Richard J. Powell's 'Colorstruck!' Explores Race and Color in Black American Art publication

  Art historian Richard J. Powell's forthcoming book 'Colorstruck! Painting, Pigment, Affect' examines the intersection of race and chromatic expression in Black American art.…

• Creativity Decline Since 1990: Kyung Hee Kim's Research publication

  Kyung Hee Kim, a professor at William & Mary University, analyzed nearly 300,000 Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking completed by Americans between 1968 and 2008. Her 2011 paper…

• 2027 Pirelli Calendar Shot in India with All-Indian Female Cast publication

  The 2027 Pirelli Calendar, released by the tire company Pirelli based in Milan, marks a historic first as it is entirely photographed in India, showcasing an all-Indian female…

• Five East German Novels Defy the Narrative of Decline publication

  Author Marlen Hobrack recommends five East German novels for summer reading, each offering a unique perspective on life in the former GDR. The books cover themes such as…

• Hyperallergic's Summer Books Roundup: Levitt, Church, and More publication

  Hyperallergic's July 2 newsletter features a critic's reflection on a comprehensive book about photographer Helen Levitt, edited by Joshua Chuang, which includes rarely seen…

• Katherine Rundell's 'Impossible Creatures' Lands Seven-Figure Disney Deal publication

  Children's author Katherine Rundell, 39, has secured a seven-figure deal with Disney for a film franchise based on her bestselling fantasy series 'Impossible Creatures.' The first…

• D.B. Dowd's 'Reading Pictures' Argues Illustration Built Modern Culture publication

  During PRINT's Book Club, author and illustrator D.B. Dowd discussed his new book 'Reading Pictures: A History of Illustration' with Debbie Millman and Steven Heller. Dowd argued…

• Collier Schorr's Ballet Homage to Chantal Akerman's 'Je Tu Il Elle' publication

  Collier Schorr, an American artist and fashion photographer, spent six years adapting Chantal Akerman's 1974 film 'Je Tu Il Elle' into a ballet, learning to dance for the purpose…

• Melania Rima's Analog Return to Corigliano Calabro publication

  In February 2025, photographer Melania Rima began her first roll of film using a camera inherited from her grandfather, initiating a project rooted in analog photography and…

• João Daniel Pereira's Long-Term Protest Photography Project publication

  London-based photographer João Daniel Pereira has spent five years documenting protest movements through an intuitive, emotionally attuned approach. Rather than controlling…

• Booker-Winning Novel 'Taiwan Travelogue' Sparks Debate on Colonial History publication

  Yang Shuang-zi's novel 'Taiwan Travelogue,' winner of the Booker Prize, has ignited a cultural reckoning in Taiwan and drawn criticism in China. Set in 1938, the book follows a…

• Osamu Dazai's Posthumous Rise: From Obscurity to Bestseller publication

  Osamu Dazai, the Japanese author who died by suicide in 1948 at age 38, has seen a dramatic revival in book sales, particularly in the UK. His novel 'No Longer Human' has sold…

• Aeschylus's Prometheus Bound: Defiance Against Tyranny in 5th Century Athens publication

  Prometheus Bound, attributed to the ancient Athenian playwright Aeschylus, was composed in the mid-5th century BC during the Athenian Golden Age. The play dramatizes the…

• Sarnath Banerjee Releases Graphic Novel 'Absolute Jafar' publication

  Sarnath Banerjee, the acclaimed Indian graphic novelist known for 'Corridor' (2004), has released his latest work 'Absolute Jafar' in February 2026 through HarperCollins India.…

• Luigi Riccio's 'Ovologio' Blends Digimon, Fairy Tales, and Poetry publication

  Poet Luigi Riccio, born in 2000 in Naples, published his collection 'Ovologio' in 2026 with Mar dei Sargassi. The book, long anticipated in literary circles, draws on childhood…

• Authors Share Summer Reading Picks for Beach and Pool publication

  Summer reading suggestions come from authors like Freida McFadden, Mick Herron, and Robert Harris, with Jenny Colgan presenting the curated list and stressing the importance of a…

• Wham! documentary revisits 1985 China tour publication

  The documentary 'Wham! 10 Days in China' chronicles the British pop duo's 1985 tour of China, a landmark cultural exchange. Musician Andrew Ridgeley reflects on the journey, which…

• Chisel Magazine Launches as a Print Fetish Object on Substack publication

  Jason Killingsworth, co-founder and creative director of the new print magazine Chisel, discusses its launch in an interview with PRINT Magazine. Chisel is a twice-yearly print…

• Rosa Matteucci and Louis De Belle explore Swiss cemeteries in new book publication

  Rosa Matteucci and Louis De Belle have published 'Il tempo è galantuomo. Svizzera' with Humboldt Books, a volume that explores Switzerland through its cemeteries and the notable…

• Tommaso Labranca: The 'Parsifal of Pantigliate' Remembered publication

  Ten years after his death in 2016, Tommaso Labranca (Milan, 1962 – Pantigliate, 2016) is revisited through Claudio Giunta's 2020 biography 'Le alternative non esistono. Vita e…

• New Yorker Briefly Noted: Renoir Girls, GPS History, Kracht Novel, Calder Romance publication

  The New Yorker's Briefly Noted section reviews four books. Catherine Ostler's "The Renoir Girls" is a biography of the daughters of a French Jewish banking dynasty, painted by…

• Wallpaper as Global Surface: V&A Research on Cross-Cultural Decorative Arts publication

  A new study by the Victoria and Albert Museum, led by a cultural anthropologist, examines the evolution of wallpaper sample books into portable objects in the late 19th century.…

• kulturmovies August 2026 Film Lineup Announced publication

  The August 2026 issue of kulturmovies magazine features a diverse lineup of films including 'The End of Oak Street', 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma', 'Salz & Wasser',…

• Mycology for Architecture: Living Materials Reshape Design publication

  The publication 'Mycology for Architecture' examines how mycelium—the root network of fungi—as a living material is transforming architecture into a regenerative, adaptable…

• Noam Chomsky's Competence vs. Performance Distinction in Linguistics publication

  Noam Chomsky's foundational distinction between linguistic competence and performance explains why even native speakers make mistakes. Competence refers to the abstract,…

• Short Doc Explores Humanity in Hayao Miyazaki's Animation publication

  Lewis Bond's short documentary "The Essence of Humanity" examines how Hayao Miyazaki prioritizes emotional complexity over plot. Miyazaki, who dislikes being called the Japanese…

• Valeria Homayden's Risograph animations reveal hidden patterns in nature publication

  Graphic designer Valeria Homayden has created 'Field Notes for Wonder', a multi-part project combining Risograph animations and a pocket-sized field guide. Inspired by microscopic…

• Grice's Pragmatic Theory: How Shared Knowledge Shapes Communication publication

  Philosopher Herbert Paul Grice's pragmatic theory explains that successful communication relies not only on linguistic knowledge but also on shared context and social conventions.…

• Ben McLaughlin launches Unofficial series with Eugenia Skvarska's Dnipro project publication

  Ben McLaughlin has introduced Unofficial, a new publishing initiative under Officialzine, debuting with 'Dnipro, The Plunging Shore,' which showcases the work of Ukrainian art…

• Nikhil Krishnan's Study of Oxford's 'Rebels of the Mind' publication

  Nikhil Krishnan, a 1986-born philosopher who studied at Oxford and now teaches at Cambridge, has authored a book titled 'Rebellen des Geistes' (Rebels of the Mind) that examines…

• Northern Renaissance in 10 Artworks publication

  A recent examination of ten masterpieces from the Northern Renaissance highlights the themes of naturalism, symbolism, and technical skill, featuring artists such as Stefan…

• William Blake's Apocalyptic Red Dragon Watercolors publication

  Between 1805 and 1810, William Blake created over 100 ink and watercolor Bible illustrations for patron Thomas Butts, including several versions of The Great Red Dragon from the…

• William Blake's The Ancient of Days: A Masterpiece of Mystical Art publication

  William Blake (1757-1827), son of a London hosier, apprenticed as an engraver at 14, developed a love for Gothic forms while sketching in Westminster Abbey. He joined the Royal…

• Phillip Hoare's 'William Blake and the Sea Monsters of Love' Blends Biography with Personal Essay publication

  Phillip Hoare's new book 'William Blake and the Sea Monsters of Love,' published in 2025 by Pegasus Books, defies conventional biography and art history. The narrative begins not…