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Dry Leaf: A Football Odyssey Through Georgian Cinema publication
Alexandre Koberidze, a leading figure of the Georgian New Wave, has released a new essay film titled "Dry Leaf." The film follows a man traveling through stadiums in search of his…
Elisabeth Kübler-Ross: 100th Birthday of a Pioneer in Death Studies publication
Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, the Swiss-American psychiatrist who revolutionized the understanding of dying, would have turned 100. Her 1969 book 'On Death and Dying' introduced the five…
Tadeusz Borowski's newly discovered poems become audio art publication
Newly discovered poems by Tadeusz Borowski, a Polish Auschwitz survivor highly esteemed by Imre Kertész, have been transformed into an impressive 'radio play oratorio'. Borowski,…
Artemisia Gentileschi: A Survey of Ten Key Paintings publication
DailyArt Magazine showcases a selection of ten significant artworks by Artemisia Gentileschi (1593–1656), recognized as one of the earliest successful female artists in Western…
Saverio Tutino's 'San Magno fa prest' Revisited in Castelmagno publication
A 1981 book by Saverio Tutino, 'San Magno fa prest', published by Priuli & Verlucca of Ivrea, is highlighted in the 'Un libro un luogo' series, focusing on Castelmagno. The book…
July's Fiction Roundup: Novels Grapple with Inescapable Pasts publication
A roundup of July's new fiction titles explores how the past shapes identity, with sixteen novels from authors including Sarai Walker, Rowan Beaird, Valeria Luiselli, Nathaniel…
Sara Baume on Learning to See Paintings Through Mollie Douthit publication
Novelist Sara Baume, who previously disliked paintings, credits discovering Mollie Douthit's work in 2020 for transforming her appreciation of the medium. In a new book and a…
Paul Verlaine's Symbolist Poetry Transforms Jealousy into an Indomitable Tiger publication
In an analysis of Paul Verlaine's poem "Contre la jalousie," the Symbolist poet portrays jealousy as a protean monster that attacks unexpectedly. Verlaine, born in Metz on March…
8 Art Books Reframe America's 250th Anniversary publication
Hyperallergic's associate editor Lakshmi Rivera Amin curates eight art books that critically examine U.S. history during the America 250 celebrations. The list includes…
Roshan Sethi's Debut Novel 'The Simp' Explores Invisibility and Ambition in Hollywood publication
Roshan Sethi, a physician, director, and author, has released his debut novel 'The Simp: A Novel Without a Hero,' published by Vogue. The book follows Raj, an entertainment…
Jason Lindsey's 15-Year Photo Series Captures American Flags Across the US publication
Award-winning photographer and filmmaker Jason Lindsey released UNFINISHED, a four-minute film for America's 250th anniversary, on July 4, 2026. The project compiles photographs…
New Permanent Page for Pochade Box Overviews publication
The announcement reveals the launch of a new permanent page focused on gathering information about significant commercial pochade boxes. The writer, who has authored multiple…
Tall Dipterocarps Defy Drought Vulnerability with Adaptive Water Transport publication
A study published in Science on July 2 challenges the assumption that tall trees are more vulnerable to drought. Researchers led by Paulo Bittencourt of Cardiff University…
Monocle launches summer issue at Abu Dhabi party publication
Monocle held a launch party for its July/August 2026 Quality of Life special at Saikando, a Japanese listening bar in the Four Seasons Hotel on Maryah Island, Abu Dhabi. The event…
Design Observer critiques America's 250th anniversary through design lens publication
Design Observer marked America's 250th anniversary with critical reflections on design's role in shaping national identity and democracy. Editor-in-Chief Ellen McGirt reported…
Kaleidoscope as Metaphor for America's Energy Transition and Its Hidden Costs publication
David E. Nye, author of "The Great Energy Transition," explores how the kaleidoscope metaphor shaped American perceptions of progress between 1876 and 1929. Invented in 1816 by…
July Book Bag: US Folk Art, Bruce Gilden, Gary Hume, and More publication
The Museum of Modern Art in New York presents an exhibition of Abby Aldrich Rockefeller's American folk art collection, featuring weathervanes and stencilled still-lifes from New…
Simon Reynolds’ new book revisits ’80s and ’90s music journalism publication
In his latest book, music critic Simon Reynolds chronicles the rise of genres such as shoegaze and grunge, offering a personal and messy account of music journalism during the…
New biography repositions Michael Andrews as innovative painter publication
The newly released biography by Christopher Lloyd, titled 'Michael Andrews: Painter of Masterpieces,' reexamines the reputation of the School of London artist, portraying him not…
HugoDécrypte modernizes TV documentary with 'En tension' series publication
Hugo Travers, known as HugoDécrypte, launches a new documentary series 'En tension' on France.tv, with three episodes available. The series follows young people preparing for…
New Book Examines Joseph Beuys's 'Megalomaniac' Ambition and Economimesis publication
Daniel Spaulding, who teaches modern and contemporary art at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has just published a book called 'Joseph Beuys and History' through Princeton…
Five Art-Historical Novels Reviewed: From Velázquez to Kahlo publication
The Art Newspaper's books editor reviews five recent art-historical fiction titles. Carolyn O’Brien's 'Rose & Renzo' (Northodox Press, £9.99 pb, 14 May) follows a young art…
Beaux-Arts Magazine Recommends 8 Art-Inspired Summer Reads publication
Beaux-Arts Magazine has unveiled a collection of eight art-themed books slated for summer 2026. The lineup features: 'Une année à Paris, avec Gertrude Stein' by Deborah Levy (Éd.…
Eight Women Writers Who Adopted Male Pseudonyms publication
Throughout the course of literary history, numerous female authors have opted for male pen names to circumvent gender discrimination and secure publishing chances. George Sand,…
Aleksey Myakishev's 'Vyatka' Chronicles Provincial Russia publication
Aleksey Myakishev's photobook 'Vyatka' captures the quiet, everyday life of provincial Russia in the 1990s and 2000s. Working as a photojournalist for local newspapers in Kirov,…
Iran: la guerre intérieure — Documentary Exposes Repression and War publication
The 52-minute documentary "Iran, la guerre intérieure," directed by Mortaza Behboudi and Anne-Charlotte Gourraud, compiles six months of footage filmed by Iranian activists. It…
Slanted Publishers Releases Graduate Graphic Design Book from Düsseldorf publication
Slanted Publishers has unveiled a comprehensive new edition titled "New Design from Düsseldorf 2026," showcasing 50 innovative graduate projects from Hochschule Düsseldorf’s…
New novels draw inspiration from visual art and artists publication
Several new novels this summer are directly inspired by visual art and artists. Alex Hyde's 'Exhibition' uses Tracey Emin's early monoprints as a source, set during the YBA era of…
Thomas Schlesser's new novel 'Le chat du jardinier' explores poetry and nature publication
Thomas Schlesser, art historian and director of the Fondation Hartung-Bergman, has published a new novel titled 'Le chat du jardinier' with Éditions Albin Michel. The story…
Daisy Dixon's 'Depraved' Examines Immoral Art Across History publication
Daisy Dixon, an assistant professor of philosophy at Cardiff University in the UK, has released a new book entitled 'Depraved: The Story of Dangerous Art' (Faber & Faber, 304pp,…
Fabio Giampietro's UPRISE Catalog Launch at MEET Milan publication
The catalog for Fabio Giampietro's UPRISE project, published by Moebius Edizioni, will be presented on July 8 at MEET Digital Culture Center in Milan. UPRISE, the sixth…
University of Barcelona study reveals electronic music at 1.65 Hz induces strongest neural synchronization publication
A study led by Raquel Aparicio-Terrés at the University of Barcelona, published on bioRxiv, found that electronic music played at a tempo of 1.65 Hz induces the most intense…
Renaissance Rapiers: From Fashion to Fencing publication
The article examines the rise of the rapier and other thrust-oriented swords during the Renaissance, driven by urbanization, the decline of armor, and civilian self-defense. As…
Five key books on Gustave Courbet selected by exhibition curators publication
The Museum Folkwang in Essen is hosting an exhibition called "I, Gustave Courbet: Painter and Rebel," curated by Sonja Pizonka and Anna Brohm. This event will run from July 17 to…
C41 Magazine Collaborates with Takashi Homma on 'The Daily Train' publication
C41 Magazine has released a collaborative project with photographer Takashi Homma titled 'The Daily Train.' The series documents the coexistence of a train and a girl as constant…
The Seven Last Words of Jesus on the Cross: A Theological and Historical Examination publication
TheCollector.com features an article that explores the theological importance and biblical origins of the seven statements made by Jesus while on the cross. The number seven…
Dua Lipa opens Manifesto Library at Livraria Lello in Porto publication
Pop star Dua Lipa has launched the Manifesto Library, a permanent physical space inside the historic Livraria Lello in Porto, Portugal. The library is an extension of her…
Marta San Miguel's biography captures Enrique Granados's tragic death and artistic legacy publication
Marta San Miguel's new biography 'Última escala' recounts the life and death of Spanish composer and pianist Enrique Granados, who died at age 48 on March 24, 1916, when a German…
Goya's Revolutionary Depiction of Childhood in Spanish Painting publication
Francisco de Goya focused on childhood in his artwork, embodying Enlightenment principles that acknowledged children as individuals with rights. His pieces, such as 'Niños…
Michela Murgia's scattered stories collected in 'Anna dalla pioggia' publication
'Anna dalla pioggia' (Einaudi, 2025) is a collection of short stories by Michela Murgia, curated by Alessandro Giammei from diverse sources. The central character, Anna, only runs…

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