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• Italian Art's Global Standing: Foreign Perception and Market Challenges publication

  The research titled 'Noi nel mondo. Indagine sulla percezione estera dell'arte contemporanea italiana' investigates the waning global presence of Italian artists. Christian…

• 10 Art Nouveau Jewelry Masterpieces: From Lalique to Wolfers publication

  A feature in DailyArt Magazine showcases ten remarkable pieces of Art Nouveau jewelry from the early 1900s, illustrating the movement's opposition to industrialization. The…

• Five Art Books to Add to Your Reading List This Summer publication

  Plataforma de Arte Contemporáneo, in collaboration with Art Statement Magazine, has selected five recent art books for summer reading. '¿Qué hace realmente un galerista?' features…

• Andrea Giardina's Book Explores Identity Through Namesake Confusion publication

  Andrea Giardina, a history teacher from Como, has published a book titled "Io non sono Andrea Giardina" with Quodlibet. The work examines the philosophical implications of sharing…

• Edmund de Waal's 'El oro blanco' traces porcelain's global history publication

  Ten years after its publication by Seix Barral, Edmund de Waal's 'El oro blanco' (White Gold) remains a key work linking his literary output to his ceramic practice. The book,…

• Charli XCX Releases Surprise Album 'Music, Fashion, Film' publication

  Charli XCX has released a new album titled 'Music, Fashion, Film', just months after her era-defining record 'Brat'. The 11-track album was written in weeks after inspiration…

• Fabio Luppino's 'Quei giorni torneranno' blends nostalgia with hope for youth publication

  Journalist and writer Fabio Luppino has published 'Quei giorni torneranno' (Santelli Editore, 2023), a book that navigates nostalgia for a past era of political activism and…

• Ten Odyssey-Inspired Artworks Spanning 2,500 Years publication

  A Galerie Magazine survey traces visual responses to Homer's Odyssey from ancient Greek pottery to 20th-century collage, highlighting ten key works. The earliest is The Siren Vase…

• From Venezuela Heroica to Minitecas: A Genealogy of Exaggeration in Venezuelan Culture publication

  This essay traces a genealogy of exaggeration as a form of national construction in Venezuela, connecting the heroic rhetoric of the late 19th century, modern monumentality, and…

• Adele Bertei's Memoir Reframes No Wave as a Women-Led Movement publication

  Adele Bertei's memoir, "No New York," published by Beacon Press in 2026, posits that the No Wave movement was a groundbreaking international collective of women artists. Bertei,…

• Apsilon's 'Glanz Null' Album Captures Germany's Present Sound publication

  Rapper Apsilon has released his new album 'Glanz Null', which is being hailed as one of the most exciting German music projects in years. The artist, described as a punk rocker…

• Vogue crowns new generation of color-obsessed fashion designers publication

  Vogue has identified a new wave of designers embracing bold color, dubbing them the 'New Kings of Color' 35 years after André Leon Talley first coined the term in 1990 for Isaac…

• The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures Releases 2025 Annual Report publication

  The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures has published its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting the impact of donor support and previewing the reimagined Native Peoples Gallery, set…

• Kevin Hatt's 1994 Portraits of Julianne Nicholson Published as Dashwood Books Zine publication

  Kevin Hatt has published a zine named "Julianne" via Dashwood Books, showcasing his personal portraits of actress Julianne Nicholson from 1994. These photographs depict Nicholson…

• Pre-Fall 2026 fashion shoot at John Lautner's Sheats-Goldstein Residence publication

  Wallpaper* magazine's July 2026 issue features a fashion spread shot at the Sheats-Goldstein Residence in Beverly Crest, Los Angeles, designed by John Lautner in 1962. The home,…

• CULTURED Curates an Incel Media Canon from Film, Literature, and Music publication

  CULTURED magazine has compiled a curriculum of films, novels, albums, and documentaries that explore the incel (involuntarily celibate) subculture and its mainstreaming. The list…

• Vogue Book Club Selects Bret Easton Ellis's 'Less Than Zero' publication

  Vogue's Book Club has chosen Bret Easton Ellis's debut novel 'Less Than Zero' as its third installment. Published in 1986 when Ellis was 21 and a student at Bennington College,…

• Jo Fetto’s Naples Summer Photo Dump for AnOther publication

  AnOther Magazine has kicked off a new summer project called 'AnOther Photo Dump,' inviting photographers to share their take on the season. The inaugural feature presents Jo…

• Walt Kelly's Pogo: Satirical Comics as Political Commentary publication

  Walt Kelly's comic strip Pogo (1948–1975) used anthropomorphic swamp denizens to satirize McCarthyism and 1950s American conformity. Kelly's essay in Chicago Review's 1955 special…

• Dorian Tocker's 'The Cut Is Starting to Scab' Documents Everyday Decay publication

  Dorian Tocker, a Brooklyn-born filmmaker and photographer based in Los Angeles, explores the unnoticed cracks of daily life in his photographic project 'The Cut Is Starting to…

• Heinz Strunk's 'Memories of Heidelberg' Explores a Couple's Nightly Restaurant Boat Ritual publication

  Heinz Strunk's new novel 'Memories of Heidelberg' follows a married couple who spend every evening on a dubious restaurant boat on the Neckar River. The book explores themes of…

• Reuben Radding's Debut Photobook 'Heavenly Arms' Captures a Decade of New York Street Photography publication

  In 2024, photographer Reuben Radding unveiled his inaugural monograph, 'Heavenly Arms,' through Red Hook Editions. This collection features 63 black-and-white digital images…

• Emily Eakin's 'The Frenchmen' Revisits French Theory's Legacy publication

  Emily Eakin's new book 'The Frenchmen: Or, My Life in Theory' (Penguin Press) blends memoir, biography, and philosophy primer to explore the lives and ideas of eight French…

• Lorena Alvarado's 'Lost Chapters' Blends Literary Mystery with Family Drama publication

  The debut feature 'Lost Chapters' by Venezuelan filmmaker Lorena Alvarado has its premiere, showcasing her sister Ena, father Ignacio, and grandmother Adela portraying themselves.…

• Helen Phillips' 'The Window': A Mother's Night Out and a Daughter's Cardboard Fort publication

  Helen Phillips' short story 'The Window,' published in The New Yorker, follows a mother leaving her daughter home alone for the first time. The mother prepares…

• Richard Kranzin's Photobook INTERIOR Explores Intimate Spaces publication

  Berlin-based photographer and filmmaker Richard Kranzin has released his latest photobook, INTERIOR, created between 2021 and 2024. The book presents quiet, intimate spaces where…

• Frank Hurley's Endurance photographs published in new high-definition scans publication

  A new publication titled 'The Endurance Photographs' showcases Frank Hurley's renowned visuals from Ernest Shackleton's Trans-Antarctic expedition of 1914–17, offering an…

• Back to Black: Amy Winehouse's Masterpiece Turns 20 publication

  The 20th anniversary of Amy Winehouse's seminal album Back to Black, released in 2006, is being celebrated. The album, produced by Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi, was recorded with…

• Paul Cartledge on Ancient Greek Art, Creativity, and Patronage publication

  In a conversation with Richard Marranca, Dr. Paul Cartledge, the A.G. Leventis Professor of Greek Culture at Cambridge and a Global Distinguished Professor at NYU, explores the…

• Gillian Anderson Narrates BBC's Animated Series on Universe Origins publication

  The BBC and the Open University have released a new animated series, "How Did Everything Begin?", exploring theories of the universe's origins. Narrated by Gillian Anderson, the…

• Florence Pugh to Lead Netflix's 'East of Eden' Series publication

  Netflix confirmed in 2024 that Florence Pugh will star as Cathy Ames in a seven-part adaptation of John Steinbeck's 1952 novel 'East of Eden'. The series, set in California's…

• Martin Zimmermann's 'Versunkene Welten' Recasts Ruins as Engines of Progress publication

  In his book 'Versunkene Welten' (Sunken Worlds), historian Martin Zimmermann challenges the romanticized view of ancient ruins as objects of melancholic nostalgia. Instead, he…

• Edvard Munch's Life and Art in 10 Paintings publication

  The article explores Edvard Munch's career through ten key works, from his early naturalistic style to his later Expressionist period. Munch (1863–1944) was deeply influenced by…

• Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk on His New Book 'Faschismus ist keine Meinung' and Contempt for AfD Voters publication

  Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk, a historian known for his fierce criticism of East German identity politics, has published a new book titled 'Faschismus ist keine Meinung' (Fascism Is Not…

• The AI Con: Bender and Hanna's critique of chatbot language publication

  Linguist Emily M. Bender and researcher Alex Hanna have co-authored "The AI Con" (HarperCollins 2025), now translated into Italian by Fazi. The book argues that chatbots like…

• Penelope Isles Announce New Album '3' with Single 'I Loved You, Robert Pattinson' publication

  Brighton duo Penelope Isles will release their third album '3' on September 25 via Bella Union. The band has shared a second single, 'I Loved You, Robert Pattinson', following the…

• Disfuncional funcionalismo: Ideología, arquitectura y crisis, 1945-1980 by David Rivera publication

  David Rivera, a historian and professor at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid's Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura, has published a new book called 'Disfuncional…

• Vulture Ranks the 100 Most Powerful Directors in Hollywood publication

  Vulture has published its inaugural list of the 100 most powerful directors in Hollywood, compiled over nearly a year through consultations with agents, executives, producers,…

• Jón Kalman Stefánsson’s Icelandic Trilogy Finally Available in North America publication

  Jón Kalman Stefánsson’s “Trilogy About the Boy” has been published in North America over the past year and a half, with the final volume released in June. The trilogy, set in late…

• Handedness Develops Through Practice, Not Just Biology, Study Finds publication

  A new study published on June 30 in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences challenges the common belief that people are born left- or right-handed. Researchers led by…