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• 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,…

• Artists Visual Guide to Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream publication

  DailyArt Magazine offers a visual exploration of artworks influenced by Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, composed between 1595 and 1596. This work, the 12th play and 5th…

• Gabriele Basilico Photographs Aldo Rossi's Architecture publication

  A new book titled 'Gabriele Basilico fotografa Aldo Rossi' explores the intersection of photography and architecture through the works of photographer Gabriele Basilico and…

• Jörg Brüggemann's 'Metalheads' Documents Global Heavy Metal Community publication

  German documentary photographer Jörg Brüggemann's long-term project 'Metalheads' captures the worldwide heavy metal subculture. Shot between 2008 and 2011 across Argentina,…

• Carlo Ginzburg on the Thread and Traces: Microhistory and the Poetics of Knowledge publication

  Italian historian Carlo Ginzburg, a key figure in microhistory, discusses his practice of inquiry, his relationship with archives, and the 'evidential paradigm' that has renewed…

• James Cahill's 'The Violet Hour' Satirizes Art World Archetypes publication

  James Cahill's novel 'The Violet Hour' (2025) offers a satirical character study of the art world, centered on the mysterious disappearance of artist Thomas Haller after his…

• Mark Power's 'Fashion': Industrial Process Over Product publication

  Mark Power's new photobook 'Fashion' (GOST Books) documents industrial sites worldwide—quarries, mines, steel mills, tanneries—focusing on processes rather than finished products.…

• HEMAA Co-Founder Alejandra Tornel on Architecture as Non-Negotiable Practice publication

  Alejandra Tornel, a co-founder of the architecture and development firm HEMAA in Mexico City, believes that the shortcomings in architectural practice stem not from a lack of…

• Le Monde publishes special issue on Edgar Morin's legacy publication

  Le Monde has released a special issue titled 'Edgar Morin, le philosophe indiscipliné' that revisits the work of the French philosopher and sociologist who died in late May 2026.…

• Blue Crow Media releases Modern Rome Map guide to 20th-century architecture publication

  Blue Crow Media has published the Modern Rome Map, a guide to over 50 examples of 20th-century architecture in the city. Edited by architect and author Jacopo Costanzo, with…

• David Thomson's Scathing Film History Questions Cinema's Empathy Impact publication

  Veteran film critic David Thomson has published a new book, 'A Sudden Flicker of Light,' offering a scathing history of cinema. The work lambasts the impact of movies,…

• Incanti newsletter reaches 149th edition, free subscription available publication

  On Wednesday, June 24, 2026, Artribune's free weekly newsletter 'Incanti' reaches its 149th edition. Curated by Cristina Masturzo since its launch on March 8, 2023, the newsletter…

• Long-Lived Butterflies Offer Clues to Healthy Aging publication

  A study published in Nature Communications on June 16 reveals that Heliconius butterflies, found in South and Central American rainforests, can live up to 25 times longer than…

• Liza Fanjeaux's documentary 'Premières notes' explores music's origins on France.tv publication

  Liza Fanjeaux's documentary 'Premières notes,' available on France.tv, investigates the origins of melodic sound. The film brings together archaeologists, engineers, historians,…

• Nalini Malani on Painting, India, and Venice Exhibition in ArtReview Podcast publication

  ArtReview released episode eight of its podcast featuring artist Nalini Malani. Born in 1946 in Karachi, a year before Partition, Malani is a pioneering force in Indian…

• Coline Dutilleul releases Schubert-Bach album on death publication

  Belgian mezzo-soprano Coline Dutilleul has released a luminous album titled "In deinen süssen Händen," featuring Franz Schubert lieder on the theme of death alongside keyboard…

• Culk's New Album 'Smogstar' Brings Lighter Tone to Dark Pop publication

  Vienna-based dark pop band Culk will release their new album 'Smogstar' on September 4 via Siluh Records, marking their fourth album with the label. The album aims for a lighter…

• New Book 'Cirk' Highlights Soviet-Era Brutalist Circus Architecture with Pop-Out Models publication

  David Navarro and Martyna Sobecka of Zupagrafika have released 'Cirk', a book documenting the permanent circus arenas built across the former Soviet Union between the 1950s and…

• Porter Square Books Launches Its Own Book Review to Fill Newspaper Gap publication

  Porter Square Books in Cambridge, Mass., launched the Porter Square Review of Books in June 2026 to counter the decline of newspaper book reviews. Co-owner Josh Cook initiated the…

• 27 esclaves témoignent dans une traduction française inédite publication

  Le recueil 'Sous le règne du fouet' publie pour la première fois en français 27 témoignages d'anciens esclaves, issus du Federal Writers' Project des années 1930. Ce projet du New…

• Botticelli's Venus model may have died from pituitary tumor, study claims publication

  A new study published in the journal Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism proposes that Simonetta Vespucci, the model believed to have inspired Sandro Botticelli's The Birth of…

• TCA Ethera: A New Art Nouveau Typeface from Thecoa Foundry publication

  TCA Ethera, a new decorative typeface, has been launched by Thecoa Foundry, established by Vietnamese designers Quang Khải and Minh Hoàn. This typeface draws inspiration from Art…

• 5 Queer Books to Read This Pride Month publication

  Frankie magazine recommends five queer books for Pride Month and beyond. 'Either/Or' by Elif Batuman continues the story of Selin from 'The Idiot', exploring compulsory…

• atipo Releases Mg¹², a Minimalist Sans Serif Typeface for Branding publication

  Atipo ®, a Spanish design studio, has introduced Mg¹², a sans serif typeface that emphasizes geometric design principles for branding endeavors. Inspired by the structural…

• Valérie Jardin Captures Street Football in 'The Beautiful Game' publication

  French photographer Valérie Jardin's series 'The Beautiful Game' documents street football across France, Spain, Mexico, and the United States. Using a 23mm lens, she captures…

• Pyrrhonian Skepticism and Nietzsche: Radical Doubt Meets Life-Affirming Philosophy publication

  This article explores the relationship between ancient Pyrrhonian skepticism and Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophy. Pyrrhonian skepticism, originating in Greece around the 4th…

• Lionel Langlais releases music video for "À des années-lumière" from fifth album publication

  Lionel Langlais has released a music video for "À des années-lumière," the latest single from his fifth album. Directed by Yohann Hebi Daher, the clip was created with a…

• Catalina Estrada's Vibrant Patterns Rooted in Latin American Nature publication

  Catalina Estrada, a designer from Colombia residing in Barcelona, has unveiled a monograph entitled 'Contra la oscuridad' ('Against the Darkness'), published by Celsia. This work…

• Uzbekistan's Architecture Celebrated in Photo Essay publication

  A photo essay by architect Suneet Paul explores Uzbekistan's architecture, highlighting its vibrant blue tiles and brickwork. The piece describes Uzbekistan as a doubly landlocked…

• Tyler Mitchell and Carlos Nazario on Capturing Texas for America’s 250th publication

  In a podcast with Vogue, photographer Tyler Mitchell and style director Carlos Nazario discuss their collaboration on the Summer 2026 issue's feature "Lone Star State of Mind:…

• Elisa Barison Explores the Elusive Concept of Home in Photographic Series publication

  Elisa Barison's photographic series "Where is home?" investigates the notion of home as a feeling of belonging rather than a fixed physical place. In the context of contemporary…

• It’s Nice That Launches In Depth Series on Fan Culture in Design publication

  It’s Nice That has released its second In Depth edition, titled 'The Fandom Edition,' exploring the role of design and creativity in building and sustaining fan communities. The…

• Elyse Dodge's Low-Poly Landscape Painting Course on My Modern Met Academy publication

  Elyse Dodge, known for transforming landscapes into colorful low-poly forms, offers a course titled 'Acrylic Landscapes: Reimagining Mountains as Polygons' on My Modern Met…

• Harry Shearer Narrates Animated Ethics Series on Kant, Hume, and the Trolley Problem publication

  Harry Shearer narrates a series of animated philosophy videos on ethics, part of the BBC and Open University's "A History of Ideas" series. The videos cover Immanuel Kant's…

• INHA and Beaux Arts Magazine Launch Fifth Season of Art History Podcast publication

  The fifth season of the podcast 'La recherche à l'œuvre' is now available, thanks to Beaux Arts Magazine and the Institut national d'histoire de l'art (INHA). This season features…