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• Bloomberg Reporter Matthew Campbell on the Looter Who Fed the Met publication

  Matthew Campbell's book, "The Man Who Stole the Gods," published in 2026 by Portfolio, explores the controversial legacy of Douglas Latchford, a key player in the trafficking of…

• Beatriz Peschard: Sensitivity in 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…

• Ábaka Interiores: Penélope de la Madrid's Emotional Design Practice publication

  Penélope de la Madrid founded Ábaka Interiores in Puebla in 2001, building a multidisciplinary studio that prioritizes listening and emotional clarity. Her childhood habit of…

• Vogue Curates Summer Beach Reads with Designer Bags publication

  Vogue's summer reading guide pairs new book releases with designer beach bags and accessories. The feature highlights upcoming novels including Maggie O'Farrell's Great Famine-era…

• Alex Hyde's novel probes art, identity and class through Emin parallels publication

  In his latest novel, Alex Hyde delves into the complex interplay of art, identity, and class by focusing on the connection between a photographer and an artist, echoing themes…

• Franco Maria Ricci Editore apre bookshop a Venezia alla Bottega Cini publication

  La casa editrice Franco Maria Ricci inaugura il suo primo punto vendita fuori dal Labirinto della Masone, a Venezia, presso la Bottega Cini. Lo spazio, nato nel 2020 come concept…

• Documentary on Charli XCX's lockdown album 'How I'm Feeling Now' premieres on Arte.tv publication

  Bradley Bell and Pablo Jones-Soler directed a documentary titled 'Charli XCX. Alone Together', which chronicles the creative process behind British pop singer Charli XCX's album…

• Anthony Vincent's 'L'insulte' Examines Reclaiming Slurs as Collective Strength publication

  Journalist and writer Anthony Vincent has published his first solo book, 'L'insulte: de l'injure à la solidarité' (The Insult: From Injury to Solidarity), released by Les Liens…

• Australia's Publishing Industry Rushes Books to Market, Eroding Quality publication

  Australia's publishing industry is releasing books too quickly, leading to errors, rushed editing, and a crowded market where many titles disappear within three months. A Sydney…

• Glasstire Commissions Photos of Texas Artist-Run Spaces for 25th Anniversary publication

  As part of its 25th anniversary, Glasstire is commissioning photographers to document over 80 influential figures in Texas art. The third round of photographs focuses on the theme…

• Bernd Brunner's cultural history of bathing explores swimming and drowning publication

  Bernd Brunner's new book "Abtauchen und treiben lassen" (Diving and Drifting) examines the cultural history of bathing, covering human activities from splashing and swimming to…

• Georgia Oakley’s ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Adaptation Starring Daisy Edgar-Jones Gets First Look publication

  This October, director Georgia Oakley’s film adaptation of Jane Austen’s ‘Sense and Sensibility’ will hit theaters, with Vogue providing an exclusive first glimpse. The cast…

• Kohei Saito's 'Dark Socialism' and Ulrike Herrmann's Green War Economy Debate publication

  Japanese philosopher Kohei Saito's new book 'Am Ende des Fortschritts' (At the End of Progress) argues for a 'dark socialism' as the best survival strategy amid climate collapse,…

• Karl Kolbitz's 'Divine Presence' explores marble's medieval mysticism publication

  A new book by Karl Kolbitz, titled 'Divine Presence', examines the supernatural significance of marble in Gothic and Renaissance art. Kolbitz, a creative director and former muse…

• Enzo Dal Verme Photographs Suited & Booted's Tailored Support for Vulnerable Men in London publication

  Italian photographer and journalist Enzo Dal Verme has published a photo book documenting Suited & Booted, a London-based charity that provides high-end clothing and psychological…

• Haircut 100 Returns with First Album in Over 40 Years publication

  British band Haircut 100 releases 'Boxing the Compass,' their first new album since 1982, ending a 44-year hiatus. The group, featuring original members Nick Heyward, Les Nemes,…

• Milan's Culture Department Releases First Annual Report with 100 Pages of Data publication

  The City of Milan's Culture Department has published its first Annual Report for 2025, a 100-page document detailing the civic cultural system. Presented by Councillor Tommaso…

• Neige Sinno's 'La Realidad' Challenges Colonial Certainties publication

  French author Neige Sinno, known for tackling topics that seem beyond dispute, releases her new novel 'La Realidad' which takes on colonialism. The book is characterized by…

• Julien Dossena’s Rabanne Era Celebrated in Vogue Retrospective publication

  Vogue published a retrospective of Julien Dossena’s work at Rabanne, coinciding with his departure after 13 years. The brand, originally founded in 1966 by Spanish…

• Yiyun Li Recommends Rebecca West's 'The Fountain Overflows' publication

  In a recent interview with The New Yorker, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Yiyun Li discussed her reading habits and recommended Rebecca West's novel 'The Fountain Overflows.' Li,…

• Julia Turshen's Romance Novella Draws on Six Key Books publication

  Julia Turshen, celebrated for her five solo cookbooks and collaborations with Hawa Hassan and Gwyneth Paltrow, has released her debut romance novella titled 'Down to Earth' via…

• Surface Magazine Returns with Limited-Edition 2026 Print Volume publication

  After a hiatus of over five years, Surface Magazine has introduced its inaugural print edition, a limited hardcover named '2026.' This edition, guest edited by Andrew Zuckerman…

• Berserk's Posthumous Continuation: Studio Gaga Carries on Miura's Vision publication

  Since 2022, a small team of artists from Studio Gaga, led by Kouji Mori, has been continuing Kentaro Miura's legendary manga "Berserk" following his sudden death in 2021 at age…

• Five Landmark Books That Shaped Political Philosophy publication

  Political philosophy addresses a fundamental contradiction regarding power: it is both essential for existence and inherently corruptive. In Plato's Republic (c. 375 BC), a vision…

• Artribune Launches FEST, a Free Weekly Newsletter on Cultural Festivals publication

  Artribune has announced the launch of FEST, a free weekly newsletter dedicated to cultural festivals in Italy and neighboring regions. Curated by Claudia Giraud, FEST will begin…

• Mayte Gómez Molina novelizes artist's creative block in 'La boca llena de trigo' publication

  Mayte Gómez Molina's novel 'La boca llena de trigo' (Anagrama) explores the world of galleries and emerging artists, delving into creative block, friendship's dark side, and the…

• Frida Kahlo and Georgia O'Keeffe's Cookbooks Tested by Art Assignment publication

  PBS Digital Studios' series the Art Assignment, hosted by curator Sarah Urist Green, explores the culinary practices of artists Frida Kahlo and Georgia O'Keeffe. Green attempts…

• PJ Harvey Releases Space-Inspired Single 'Voyager' publication

  PJ Harvey has released a new single titled 'Voyager,' available since June 24. The song was inspired by NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft, launched in 1977, and quotes Carl Sagan's…

• Pauline Broekema visits Octavie Wolters' studio and nearby nature in Roermond publication

  In her column for Museumtijdschrift, Pauline Broekema visits artist and writer Octavie Wolters (born 1977) at her home and studio in the former village of Maasniel, now a district…

• Sophy Romvari's Debut Feature 'Blue Heron' Turns Family Tragedy into Fiction publication

  Canadian-Hungarian filmmaker Sophy Romvari has completed her first feature-length film, 'Blue Heron,' which transforms the loss of two of her brothers into a poignant fictional…

• S. S. Rajamouli's 'Eega' Finally Released in France publication

  The Indian filmmaker S. S. Rajamouli's 2012 film 'Eega' (The Fly) is being released in France for the first time. The movie is a revenge fantasy blending the styles of Quentin…

• Raymond Biesinger's self-defense guide for creatives ripped off publication

  Montreal-based illustrator Raymond Biesinger has released a new book titled "9 Times My Work Has Been Ripped Off: An Informal Self-Defense Guide for Independent Creatives,"…

• Antonin Baudry’s WWII graphic novel concludes with de Gaulle vs Giraud publication

  The second volume of Antonin Baudry’s graphic novel diptych, titled "La Bataille de Gaulle. J’écris ton nom", covers the period 1943-1944. It focuses on the conflict between two…

• Pedro Reyes on Sculpture as Social Practice in Louisiana Channel Interview publication

  In a 2025 interview with Louisiana Channel, Mexican sculptor Pedro Reyes, who has an architectural background, elaborates on his diverse work that encompasses sculpture,…

• Peter Sloterdijk's 'Der Fürst und seine Erben' Examines Machiavelli's Relevance Today publication

  Peter Sloterdijk's new book 'Der Fürst und seine Erben' (Edition Suhrkamp, 2026) reinterprets Niccolò Machiavelli's 'The Prince' (1513, published 1532) as a guide for modern…

• Camille Farrah Lenain's 'Made of Smokeless Fire' documents queer Muslim life in France publication

  Camille Farrah Lenain, a French-Algerian photographer born in 1990 and residing in New Orleans and New York, has released 'Made of Smokeless Fire' through Loose Joints. This…

• Haifaa Al-Mansour on 'Unidentified' and Saudi Arabia's Transformation publication

  Haifaa Al-Mansour, the first Saudi female filmmaker to gain international recognition with 'Wadjda' (2012), discusses her new thriller 'Unidentified' (Spanish title: 'La mujer sin…

• Brandon LaBelle's 'Poetics of Listening' Explores Listening as Political and Relational Practice publication

  Brandon LaBelle's new book 'Poetics of Listening' examines listening as a relational and political practice. Published by Bloomsbury in 2025, the 240-page volume is divided into…

• 10 Stunning Sunset Paintings from Art History publication

  The article takes a closer look at ten iconic sunset paintings from various periods in art, spanning from the Baroque era to early 20th-century Japan. Featured artists include…

• Sunrises as Symbols of Hope in Art History publication

  A DailyArt Magazine article explores how sunrises have been depicted as symbols of hope across art history. Vincent van Gogh painted 'Field of Spring Wheat at Sunrise' (1889,…