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• Francis Ponge's 'Il sapone' Explores Soap as Infinite Subject publication

  Francis Ponge's book 'Il sapone' (The Soap), newly translated into Italian by Michele Zaffarano for Il Saggiatore, treats soap as a pretext—a modest subject that foams infinitely.…

• Christian Raimo's 'L'invenzione del colore' Explores Loss Through Dreams publication

  Christian Raimo's latest novel, 'L'invenzione del colore' (La Nave di Teseo, 2026), delves into the narrator's quest for his father, sixteen years after his death. The father…

• Sokhna Ndao's 'Catharsis' Exposes Regressive Women's Rights in Senegal publication

  Senegalese novelist Sokhna Ndao releases her fourth novel 'Catharsis' with Obangame editions, exploring violence against women in a patriarchal society. The book follows Tabara, a…

• PRINT Book Club to Discuss D. B. Dowd's 'Reading Pictures' on July 23 publication

  Debbie Millman and Steven Heller will lead a PRINT Book Club discussion on July 23 featuring D. B. Dowd, the author of 'Reading Pictures: A History of Illustration'. Dowd serves…

• Artspecialday publishes reflection on Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea publication

  Artspecialday published a literary reflection on Ernest Hemingway's novel The Old Man and the Sea, written by Giusy Esposito for MIfacciodiCultura. The article explores themes of…

• Petrarch's Revolution: Physical Love in the Canzoniere publication

  Francesco Petrarca, born in Arezzo on July 20, 1304, broke from the Stilnovist tradition by celebrating physical beauty in his poetry. His Rerum Vulgarium Fragmenta (Canzoniere)…

• Proxemics as a Design Tool for Social Encounter in Architecture publication

  Héctor J. Nava Fuenmayor's article argues that proxemics—the study of interpersonal distances—can be a key design tool for contemporary architecture to foster human encounter amid…

• Substance in Metaphysics: From Aristotle to Spinoza publication

  The concept of substance has been central to Western metaphysics, evolving through the works of Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, René Descartes, and Baruch Spinoza. Aristotle first…

• Worlds Beyond Number Podcast Becomes $2M Kickstarter Graphic Novel publication

  The popular audio drama podcast 'Worlds Beyond Number', featuring talents like Brennan Lee Mulligan, Erika Ishii, Aabria Iyengar, and Lou Wilson, is set to be transformed into a…

• Lina Pietravalle: The Forgotten Writer Who Put Molise on Italy's Literary Map publication

  Lina Pietravalle, born in 1887 in Fasano di Brindisi to a noble family from Salcito, faced emotional turmoil due to her father Michele's constant moves, ultimately leading the…

• Angelika Klüssendorf's New Novel 'Trost' Explores Patchwork Family Conflicts publication

  Angelika Klüssendorf, a German author who grew up in the GDR, has published a new novel titled 'Trost' (Consolation). The book delves into the conflicts within patchwork families,…

• Danielle L Goldstein's 'Transience' Traces 14 Years of Hotel Room Self-Portraits publication

  Danielle L Goldstein has published 'Transience' with Schilt Publishing & Gallery, a photographic project spanning fourteen years that began in an ancient hotel room in Seville,…

• Lise e Talami: il fumetto come campo di ricerca inesauribile publication

  Il duo padovano Lise e Talami, composto da Alessandro Lise e Alberto Talami, è protagonista del nuovo numero di Artribune con un'intervista e una storia inedita. In oltre…

• Carlo Ratti's 'Objectify' column: The pedalò as democratic design publication

  Carlo Ratti, who’s both an architect and engineer, is launching a summer series called 'Objectify' in Wallpaper*. This series explores Italy through everyday objects, starting…

• Jögge Sundqvist's 'Karvsnitt' Features Slöjd Key Fob Project publication

  In his book 'Karvsnitt: Carving, Pattern & Color in the Slöjd Tradition,' Jögge Sundqvist introduces a fun project for making a colorful chip-carved key fob that helps you tell…

• Ardavan Tabatabaï Publishes Debut Poetry Collection 'Entre deux souffles' publication

  Franco-Iranian poet Ardavan Tabatabaï has released his first poetry collection, 'Entre deux souffles: le visible et l'invisible', published by L'Harmattan. The 91-page volume,…

• Elke Heidenreich's eavesdropping notes from Bayreuth Festival publication

  Elke Heidenreich, a German writer and literary critic, has published a collection of notes from eavesdropped conversations at the Bayreuth Festival and other public places. The…

• Ise Gropius' unveröffentlichte Tagebücher enthüllen ihre Rolle am Bauhaus publication

  Das Bauhaus-Archiv/Museum für Gestaltung hat das ursprüngliche Tagebuch von Ise Gropius veröffentlicht, in dem sie von 1924 bis 1928 fast täglich ihre Erlebnisse an der Seite des…

• Lisa Roy's 'Alles ist Gold' novel review publication

  Lisa Roy's novel 'Alles ist Gold' is reviewed as a feel-good road story reminiscent of German films like '25 km/h'. Protagonist Jana, in her late 20s, recently separated, stuck in…

• Alain Passard's Calder-Inspired Tomato Dish publication

  Chef Alain Passard creates a recipe inspired by Alexander Calder's gouache, featuring tomato pulps, peach, strawberries, and borage flowers. Calder's retrospective at Fondation…

• Alex Capus novel celebrates the pub as a timely cultural hub publication

  Swiss author Alex Capus has published a new novel that centers on the pub (Beiz) as a vital social space, reflecting contemporary cultural trends. In the work, Capus explores the…

• Albert Bierstadt's Sunlight and Shadow: A Study in Light publication

  Albert Bierstadt's 1862 painting Sunlight and Shadow, held at the De Young Museum in San Francisco, depicts a chapel at the Castle of Lowenburg in Wilhelmshöhe, Germany, but its…

• Pierluigi Scandiuzzi's Intercom Graces Artribune Magazine #91 Cover publication

  Pierluigi Scandiuzzi (b. 1993, Padua) is the cover artist for Artribune Magazine issue 91, featuring his painting 'Art tribù' (2026) depicting an intercom. The issue includes an…

• Artribune Render newsletter's final pre-summer issue focuses on depaving and urban regeneration publication

  The final pre-summer issue of Artribune's Render newsletter, sent to subscribers on July 20, 2026, explores the trend of depaving—removing asphalt to reduce urban heat island…

• Caro Cooper's Digital Archaeology: Excavating 20 Years of Email publication

  Caro Cooper recounts her experience of sorting through a 20-plus-year-old email account, which she describes as a digital cigar box of memories. The process revealed distorted…

• The Penelopes Launch Podcast "Soundtrack" with Laura Smet publication

  The electro-pop duo The Penelopes, composed of Axel Basquiat and Vincent T., have launched a new podcast titled "Soundtrack." The first episode features actress Laura Smet, with…

• Top 10 Influential Brazilian Artists from Modernism to Today publication

  Brazil's rich cultural tapestry has given rise to many prominent artists. Tarsila do Amaral (1886–1973) was a key figure in the Anthropophagic movement, merging cubism with…

• Marzia D’Amico on Transfeminist Poetry and Neutral Language publication

  Marzia D’Amico, a researcher, poet, and translator born in Rome in 1989, discusses her poetry collection 'Ragazz* Laser' (Zona, 2025), which won the unpublished section of the…

• Documentary 'Iran – Plaidoyer pour la justice' Uses Legal Lens to Document Massacres publication

  The documentary 'Iran – Plaidoyer pour la justice', premiered on July 16, 2026 at the Maison du barreau in Paris, is the first film to approach the massacres committed by the…

• 14 iconic American logos that shaped graphic design history publication

  A Wallpaper* feature examines 14 logos that defined American graphic design, from Milton Glaser's 1976 I Love NY to the Nike swoosh. The I Love NY logo, created during NYC's…

• Mary Roberts Rinehart's 1938 Whodunit 'Die Villa am Meer' Still Thrills publication

  Mary Roberts Rinehart's 1938 novel 'Die Villa am Meer' (The Villa by the Sea) has been named the crime tip of the week by Kulturnews. The story follows young Marcia Lloyd, who…

• Szczepan Twardoch's New Novel 'Sehnsucht' Explores Guilt and History publication

  Polish author Szczepan Twardoch has released a new novel titled 'Sehnsucht,' which follows a protagonist grappling with existential guilt across time and space. The narrative…

• Ancient Chinese wars offer lessons for modern global order publication

  A new book analyzing the Spring and Autumn period of ancient China (770-476 BCE) examines how experiments in conflict and diplomacy during that era can inform understanding of…

• E.L.T. Mesens' 'Alphabet sourd aveugle' Republished in 'Documento Sud' publication

  The article discusses a poetic work by E.L.T. Mesens from his 1930 collection 'Alphabet sourd aveugle', which was republished in the third issue of the Neapolitan magazine…

• Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan's 'Regime Change' Exposes Trump's Imperial Presidency publication

  New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan have released 'Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump,' a book based on over 1,000 interviews…

• Vogue Editors Pick Best Firming Body Oils for Crepey Skin publication

  Vogue has published a curated list of the best firming body oils for dry, crepey skin, featuring expert insights from dermatologists and estheticians. The top pick is Costa Brazil…

• Cinestill 50D: A Slow, Pastel Film for Summer Photography publication

  Cinestill 50D, a daylight-balanced ISO 50 color negative film derived from Kodak Vision3 50D (5203/7203), offers a pastel color palette, fine grain, and accurate skin tones. Its…

• Gusel Jachina's Novel 'Eisen' Explores Sergei Eisenstein's Life publication

  Gusel Jachina has published a biographical novel titled 'Eisen' focusing on the life of Soviet filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein. The book aims to capture both the factual details and…

• The Odyssey's Many Lives: From Oral Tradition to Christopher Nolan's Blockbuster publication

  A new Smithsonian article explores the long history of textual instability in Homer's The Odyssey, prompted by Christopher Nolan's film adaptation starring Matt Damon. The epic,…

• How Renaissance Comedies Turned the Pedant into a Stock Character publication

  Arnoud S. Q. Visser's essay, adapted from his book "On Pedantry: A Cultural History of the Know-It-All" (Princeton University Press, 2025), traces the emergence of the pedant as a…