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• Guido Dorso's 'Rivoluzione meridionale' and the 1848 Southern Italian Revolution publication

  The article examines the concept of 'Rivoluzione meridionale' (Southern Revolution) as a generative text in Italian political culture, originating from Guido Dorso's 1925…

• Andrea Emo's aphorisms collected in 'Paesaggi dell'anima' publication

  A new collection of aphorisms by Italian philosopher Andrea Emo (1901-1983), titled 'Paesaggi dell'anima', has been published by Inschibboleth in 2026. Edited by Massimo Donà and…

• Design Observer's Summer Reading List: Books That Shaped Designers publication

  Design Observer compiled a summer reading list featuring books recommended by designers and creatives that influenced their practice. The list includes Bruno Munari's "Da cosa…

• Mónica Suberville: Weaving Networks in Mexican Architecture publication

  Glocal Design Magazine's 89th edition, 'Visionarias del espacio,' features 15 female architects and interior designers expanding the conversation on architecture, design, and…

• Frederic Rzewski's 'The People United Will Never Be Defeated' Revisited publication

  A blog post on minusplato.com revisits Frederic Rzewski's monumental piano work 'The People United Will Never Be Defeated', composed in 1975 and premiered on February 7, 1976, at…

• Catálogo «Entes» de Aurèlia Muñoz publicado por el Museo Reina Sofía y MACBA publication

  A new catalog titled "Entes," released by the Museo Reina Sofía and Barcelona's Museu d'Art Contemporani (MACBA), highlights the artistic contributions of Aurèlia Muñoz, a…

• Stephen Dawes Finds His Voice on Debut Album 'Skin to Skin' publication

  Stephen Dawes, who went viral in 2022 with a cover of Katy Perry's 'Teenage Dream' (over 50 million YouTube views, quarter-billion Spotify streams), releases his debut album 'Skin…

• Matthew Campbell's Book Exposes Douglas Latchford's Looting of Cambodian Art publication

  Matthew Campbell's new book "The Man Who Stole the Gods" details how British art smuggler Douglas Latchford spent four decades illegally funneling Cambodian sculptures into…

• Arte Documentary Dissects the Dark Side of the Global Art Market publication

  A new three-part documentary series, "L'Oligarque et le Marchand d'art" by Andreas Dalsgaard, premiering in 2026 on Arte, investigates the scandal between Swiss freeport king Yves…

• Giulia Foïs Publishes Feminist Choral Novel 'Les filles de la librairie' publication

  Journalist and essayist Giulia Foïs has released her debut novel 'Les filles de la librairie' with Flammarion. The choral narrative follows Maud and Malika, owners of the feminist…

• Frédéric Lebaron explores linguistic capital in new CNRS book publication

  Sociologist Frédéric Lebaron has published 'Le Capital Linguistique' with CNRS éditions, examining how linguistic skills function as social resources. The book distinguishes…

• Andrea Bajani's Strega Prize-Winning Novel 'The Anniversary' Explores Family Tyranny publication

  Andrea Bajani's novel 'The Anniversary,' winner of the 2024 Strega Prize for best Italian fiction, examines the long-lasting generational impact of domestic abuse. The story…

• L'Œil selects 15 artist homes across France for summer visits publication

  The editorial team of L'Œil has curated a guide to 15 artist homes across France, offering readers a chance to explore the intimate spaces where renowned artists lived and worked.…

• L'Œil's guide to 15 artist houses across France publication

  L'Œil magazine has published a guide to 15 artist houses across France, inviting readers to explore these intimate creative spaces during the summer holidays. The selection…

• Ingres's 'Madame Rivière' featured in L'ŒIL's July 2026 issue publication

  The July 2026 issue of L'ŒIL (n°797) includes an article on Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres's portrait 'Madame Rivière', written by Isabelle Manca-Kunert. The article is part of the…

• L'ŒIL Magazine Publishes Essential Matisse Issue publication

  The French art magazine L'ŒIL has released its July 2026 issue (No. 797) featuring an article titled 'Un indispensable sur Matisse' by Isabelle Manca-Kunert. The piece is…

• 400 Works of Geometric Abstraction in New Publication publication

  The French art magazine L'ŒIL has published its July 2026 issue (No. 797) featuring a special dossier titled '400 regards sur l’abstraction géométrique' (400 Views on Geometric…

• Ce que chat veut dire — Article in L'ŒIL publication

  The article 'Ce que chat veut dire' by Isabelle Manca-Kunert was published in L'ŒIL n°797 on July 1, 2026. The full content is behind a paywall for subscribers. The piece explores…

• Jardins de Paris en mots, en musiques et en couleurs publication

  An article titled 'Jardins de Paris en mots, en musiques et en couleurs' by Maxime Guillot was published in L'ŒIL n°797 on July 1, 2026. The content is behind a paywall, and no…

• Parisian Gardens Explored Through Literature, Music, and Art publication

  A new book offers an unclassifiable and engaging journey through Parisian gardens, blending literary, pictorial, and musical perspectives. The work invites readers to a wandering…

• Le Journal des Arts explores the cultural significance of cats in the age of social media publication

  Le Journal des Arts publishes an article examining the contemporary fascination with cats, particularly their dominance on social media platforms where their antics attract…

• Citadelles & Mazenod's Matisse book stands out amid Grand Palais avalanche publication

  Amid the editorial avalanche accompanying the 'Matisse' exhibition at the Grand Palais, the book published by Citadelles & Mazenod is an undeniable standout and a favorite.

• Tapestry as Contemporary Art Medium publication

  A feature in L'ŒIL explores the resurgence of tapestry as a contemporary art form. The article, published on June 29, 2026, in issue No. 797, examines how artists are reviving…

• Laetitia Masson’s Film 'Ulysse' Explores Picasso’s Art Through a Child’s Journey publication

  Laetitia Masson’s latest film 'Ulysse' follows a child with a genetic syndrome whose journey leads to Picasso’s paintings, revealing the beauty of their uniqueness. The film is an…

• Rodin and Michelangelo: Sculpture in the Skin publication

  A new documentary titled 'Rodin / Michel Ange, la sculpture dans la peau' opens with a sweeping camera shot of Rodin's famous sculpture 'The Thinker'. The film explores the…

• Writers Illuminate Artists Through Intimate Portraits publication

  A fresh literary movement is emerging, inspired by collaborations among publishers, museums, and galleries. Notable authors such as Philippe Forest, Maylis de Kerangal, Marie…

• Emma Southon's 'Not Built in a Day' Reveals Slavery's Role in Roman Empire publication

  Dr. Emma Southon’s upcoming book, titled 'Not Built in a Day: How Slavery Made the Roman Empire' in the U.S. and 'Servus: How Slavery Made the Roman Empire' in the U.K., is set to…

• Simihaze Beauty: Palestinian Twins Launch Joyful, Skin-First Makeup Line publication

  Palestinian twins Simi and Haze Khadra, known for their DJ careers and neon eye stickers, have launched Simihaze Beauty, a skincare-infused makeup brand emphasizing fun and…

• Lubbock's DIY Art Spaces: A Fragmented History publication

  Glasstire publishes an oral history of Lubbock's DIY art spaces, tracing the city's alternative scene from the 1960s to the present. The article, part of Glasstire's 25th…

• Brutalist India: Students’ Centre, Chandigarh publication

  The Students’ Centre in Chandigarh, a key example of Brutalist architecture in India, is featured in a new book announcement. The structure, part of the Chandigarh Capitol Complex…

• Segno Abruzzo e dintorni 2026: Atlante del contemporaneo nel Medio Adriatico publication

  Il 3 luglio 2026, presso il Parco Colle del Telegrafo a Pescara, verrà lanciato Segno Abruzzo e dintorni 2026, un atlante critico dedicato all'arte contemporanea nel Medio…

• Alexander Horwath's 'Henry Fonda for President' Explores US History Through Film publication

  Alexander Horwath's documentary 'Henry Fonda for President,' premiered at the 2024 Berlinale, is now airing on television. The three-hour film uses Henry Fonda's life and career…

• Ed Woodham Interviewed on Radical Public Art and Queer Resistance publication

  Hyperallergic published an interview with Ed Woodham, the 69-year-old Atlanta-born artist, curator, and educator, conducted by Editor-in-Chief Hakim Bishara. Woodham, founder of…

• Saul Justin Newman's 'Morbid' Challenges Longevity Science publication

  In a review by The New Yorker, two books are examined: 'Morbid: Debunking Modern Longevity Science' authored by Saul Justin Newman and 'Eat Your Ice Cream' by Ezekiel J. Emanuel,…

• New Yorker Briefly Noted: Four Book Reviews publication

  The New Yorker's Briefly Noted section reviews four new books. 'The Infinity Machine' by Sebastian Mallaby profiles DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis, whose AI company solved the…

• Study Reveals Hidden Power of Literary Agents publication

  A new study examines the previously opaque role of literary agents in book publishing. Without agents, almost no books are produced today, yet they deliberately avoid public…

• Blondshell Announces New Album 'Violins' publication

  Indie rock singer-songwriter Blondshell, the moniker of Sabrina Mae Teitelbaum, has announced her sophomore album 'Violins', set for release on September 25. The album follows her…

• Fatoni's 'Drama endet nie' combines political rage with personal breakup publication

  Fatoni releases his new album 'Drama endet nie', opening with the track 'Alles neu' — a direct reference to Peter Fox's 2008 album 'Stadtaffe'. The Schwabing-based rapper delivers…

• Superfan: Il Post's New Podcast Explores Fandom Culture publication

  On June 29, 2026, the Italian news platform Il Post introduced 'Superfan,' a podcast series consisting of five episodes created by journalist Viola Stefanello. This series delves…

• Eight New Photography Books Explore Archives, Landscapes, and Memory publication

  Angela Madesani has curated a selection of eight photography publications on Artribune, emphasizing the medium's exploration of time and memory. Among the highlighted works is…