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• Weekly Album Roundup: Liszt by Stella Almondo, Saul Williams' Poetry, Interpol, Dinosaur Jr., Linda Sikhakhane publication

  This week's music releases feature a diverse array of artists. Pianist Stella Almondo presents an album exploring the universe of Franz Liszt. Saul Williams offers an album with…

• Inploration: Art Exploring Space to Understand Earth publication

  Richelle Ellis, an artist, author, and founder of curatorial platforms Inploration and Supercollider, has compiled a decade of research into the book 'Inploration: Art Exploring…

• Unzipped: The Oral History of Isaac Mizrahi's Iconic Fashion Film publication

  The 1995 film 'Unzipped,' directed by Douglas Keeve, focuses on designer Isaac Mizrahi's fall 1994 collection. It will be screened again in theaters, beginning at Film Forum in…

• Beatrice Favaretto's Diary of Ecosexual Residency with Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens publication

  In the autumn of 2025, artist Beatrice Favaretto engaged in a residency in San Francisco alongside ecosexual artists Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, as chronicled in a diary…

• Low Clika Releases Debut Album 'El Primer Álbum de Low Clika' publication

  Low Clika, a Mexican group signed under HYBE Latin America, has unveiled their first full-length album, titled 'El Primer Álbum de Low Clika.' The album consists of twelve tracks…

• Dame Meera Syal reveals sexual harassment in memoir Vigilauntie publication

  Dame Meera Syal, a 65-year-old British actress and writer known for her roles in Goodness Gracious Me! and The Kumars at No 42, opened up in her memoir, Vigilauntie, about…

• Souto de Moura's Casa a Moledo: A 20th-Century Masterpiece? New Book Examines publication

  In Antonello Marotta's new book, he examines whether Eduardo Souto de Moura's Casa a Moledo, built in the late 1990s, can be considered a significant architectural work of the…

• Ebow's 'Typologie eines Lebens' Redefines German Rap with Feminist Edge publication

  German rapper Ebow has released her sixth album, 'Typologie eines Lebens,' which critics are hailing as her most ambitious work to date. The album, her longest yet, features…

• S. Fischer Verlag übernimmt Rechte am Werk von Günter Grass publication

  Die Rechte an den literarischen Werken von Günter Grass wurden vom S. Fischer Verlag erworben. Im Mai beendete die Grass-Stiftung ihre Kooperation mit dem Steidl-Verlag. Die…

• Berlin Art Link's September Issue Explores Performativity in Art publication

  The September 2026 edition of Berlin Art Link delves into the theme of performativity within contemporary art and societal standards. Alison Hugill's editorial connects this idea…

• Southwest Contemporary Vol. 14: Alien Explores the Slippery Definition of Alienness publication

  Leslie Moody Castro, guest juror for Southwest Contemporary Vol. 14: Alien, reflects on the multifaceted concept of 'alien' through the works of ten featured artists. The issue,…

• Peter Gray's 'Restoring Childhood' Argues Modern Parenting Has Destroyed Kids' Freedom publication

  Peter Gray's newly published book, "Restoring Childhood," critiques modern parenting practices that he claims have curtailed children's freedom in affluent Western nations. Gray…

• Shawn Bush's 'Angle of Draw' Examines the Systems Behind Landscape Photography publication

  Shawn Bush, a photographer, has unveiled his monograph titled 'Angle of Draw,' which was created between 2019 and 2025. This book explores themes of land, energy, and the…

• Aquinas on Divine Omniscience: Why God Knows Your Thoughts publication

  Thomas Aquinas, the 13th-century Scholastic philosopher, argued that human thoughts are never truly private, as God's omniscience makes Him aware of every mental state. This claim…

• Decadent Literature: 10 Essential Works from Huysmans to Vernon Lee publication

  The Collector explores decadent literature, a movement from the late 19th century characterized by themes of artifice, morbidity, and transgression, with roots tracing back to the…

• Dan Houser, GTA Co-Creator, Debuts Graphic Novel 'American Caper' in France publication

  Dan Houser, co-founder of Rockstar Games and former creative director of the 'Grand Theft Auto' series, has published his first graphic novel in France. Titled 'American Caper',…

• Kerstin Preiwuß's Novel 'Wir alle' Explores Isolation and Apocalypse publication

  Kerstin Preiwuß, a celebrated novelist and educator at the Leipzig Literature Institute, has unveiled her latest work, 'Wir alle' (We All), published by Berlin Verlag. This new…

• September's Best Art Books: Fire Island and Community publication

  The September book recommendations from Monopol Magazine highlight two themes: the power of community and the exploration of a queer paradise. The featured book, "Fire Island Art"…

• Jeanne Pham Tran's Novel 'Les ombres de l'exil' Bridges Generations and Cultures publication

  French-Vietnamese writer Jeanne Pham Tran, born in 1986 and currently residing in Thailand, has published her second novel, 'Les ombres de l'exil' (The Shadows of Exile), with…

• The Cory Arcangel Hack: Eivind Røssaak's Open Access Study of Digital Art publication

  Eivind Røssaak's book, "The Cory Arcangel Hack: Digital Culture and Aesthetic Practice," has been published by MIT Press. This 274-page English-language work (ISBN 978-0262552547)…

• Bugs and Critters: Symbolic and Trompe l'Oeil Insects in Art History publication

  A feature in DailyArt Magazine explores the representation of insects and reptiles in Western art, showcasing ten significant pieces. These range from Caravaggio's 'Boy Bitten by…

• Claire Marin's 'Il nostro posto nel mondo' Explores Nostalgia and Belonging publication

  In a personal essay published on doppiozero, Elena Dal Pra reflects on Claire Marin's book 'Il nostro posto nel mondo' (Einaudi, translated by Lisa Ginzburg), which explores the…

• René Girard's 'Desire for Tyranny' Explores Mimetic Violence and the Antichrist publication

  In a new essay collection titled 'Il desiderio di tirannia' (The Desire for Tyranny), the late French philosopher René Girard's reflections on mimetic violence and its relation to…

• Gloria Steinem's Final Essay Reflects on a Long Life publication

  In her final essay for The New Yorker, Gloria Steinem, the renowned feminist writer and activist, reflects on the experience of living a long life. She writes that those who are…

• Alice Beatrice Pescarollo's Debut Novel Explores Love in Auschwitz publication

  Alice Beatrice Pescarollo, born in 2004, has published her debut novel "6957- Germogli sotto la neve" (Lab DFG, 2024). The book is set in Auschwitz during the Nazi era and tells…

• Periférica Releases New Spanish Edition of Giovanni Verga's 'La vida en el campo' publication

  In early summer 2026, Spanish publisher Periférica issued a new Castilian edition of Giovanni Verga's 'La vida en el campo' (Life in the Fields), a collection of short stories…

• Claudia Tavares Explores Photobook and Photofilm Intersections in ZUM Essay publication

  In an article for Revista ZUM, artist Claudia Tavares delves into the connections between photobooks and photofilms, referencing her work since 2019 and her YouTube channel,…

• Spain's Culture Ministry Awards €1.15M in Book Publishing Grants publication

  In 2026, Spain's Ministry of Culture will allocate €1.15 million in funding for book publishing initiatives, with the average grant amounting to €6,077.94, reflecting an increase…

• Caryl Férey's New Novel 'Lakota' Explores Indigenous Culture and Mystery publication

  Caryl Férey, a French novelist, ventures into Native American themes with his new crime thriller 'Lakota,' released by Série Noire/Gallimard. The plot centers on the issue of…

• Children's Book Celebrates Chef Manon Fleury's Journey publication

  A new children's book, "Manon Fleury, une cheffe pas comme les autres," chronicles the inspiring career of Michelin-starred chef Manon Fleury, from her rigorous schooling and…

• Palace Skateboards Guest Edits Wallpaper* October 2026 Issue publication

  Palace Skateboards, the cult streetwear brand founded by Lev Tanju and Gareth Skewis in 2009, guest edits the October 2026 issue of Wallpaper* magazine. The cover features artwork…

• Polina Panassenko's 'À voix haute' Traces Family History Erased in USSR publication

  Polina Panassenko's second novel, 'À voix haute', published on August 20, 2026, by Éditions de l'Olivier, delves into the silenced history of her family in the Soviet Union. The…

• Ann Patchett's Novel 'Whistler' Explores Art, Memory, and Family at The Met publication

  In 2026, Harper will release Ann Patchett's tenth adult novel, 'Whistler,' which draws inspiration from the Year of the Horse. The narrative opens with 53-year-old Daphne, a high…

• Freddie Mercury's Longtime Companion Offers Intimate Look at Queen Singer's Life publication

  A new book by Freddie Mercury's longest-standing confidante offers an intimate portrait of the Queen frontman, published just before what would have been his 80th birthday. The…

• Angèle's New Album Cover Pays Homage to M.C. Escher's Optical Art publication

  Belgian singer Angèle has unveiled the cover art for her upcoming album 'Instinct', which pays direct homage to the optical art master M.C. Escher. The cover, photographed by…

• Eli Derby's 'LOVESHY' EP Explores Love's Dualities publication

  Eli Derby's debut EP for Warner Records, 'LOVESHY', presents a nuanced exploration of romantic relationships, showcasing the artist on both sides of love stories. The twelve-track…

• Lilia Hassaine Gives Voice to Bertha Mason in 'Je' publication

  French writer Lilia Hassaine has published a new novel titled 'Je' (Éd. Gallimard) that reimagines the story of Bertha Mason, the mysterious character from Charlotte Brontë's…

• Jennifer Aniston and Jim Curtis Make First Public Work Appearance Together at 92NY publication

  Last night, Jennifer Aniston and Jim Curtis made their debut as a couple at a Q&A session at 92NY in New York, where they promoted Curtis's new book, The Book of Possibility. This…

• Carrie Mae Weems Guest-Edits Wallpaper*, Announces 250 and Change Initiative publication

  In October 2026, Wallpaper* magazine will feature an issue guest-edited by Carrie Mae Weems, who was born in Portland, Oregon, in 1953. To pay tribute to her 1988 piece Inserts,…

• UNESCO Study Maps 2,024 Art Centers Worldwide, Revealing Shift Toward Asia and Africa publication

  A research project led by Noam Alon, associated with the UNESCO Chair for the Study of Museum Diversity and its Evolution, has identified 2,024 art centers across 166 nations that…