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• María Ospina Pizano's Non-Human Creatures in 'Qui solo per poco' publication

  The article reviews María Ospina Pizano's work, focusing on her non-human characters who are deprived of belonging, freedom, and safety, serving as victims and witnesses of human…

• PRINT Book Club Discusses 'The Art of Saving Democracy' Action Kit publication

  The June 2026 PRINT Book Club featured a discussion of 'The Art of Saving Democracy,' an interactive action kit rather than a traditional book. The kit includes posters,…

• Dutch Photographer Captures China's Vanishing Shop Cats publication

  For a decade, Dutch photographer Marcel Heijnen has documented China's shop cats, capturing both the felines and the rapidly disappearing traditional neighborhoods they inhabit.…

• Wilfrido Terrazas releases 'Trilogía del dolor' on New Focus Recordings publication

  Mexican flautist, improviser, and composer Wilfrido Terrazas released the album 'Trilogía del dolor' in February 2025 on New York label New Focus Recordings. The album brings…

• ¡BANG! Recorrido por espacios alternativos de los años 50 a los 70 publication

  The recently released book "¡BANG! Contributions of Theater to the History of Art in Colombia," authored by Isabel Cristina Díaz and Paula Matiz, delves into Bogotá's artistic…

• Sélim Nassib and Léna Merhej release second volume of 'Le Génie de Beyrouth' publication

  Sélim Nassib and Léna Merhej have published the second volume of their graphic novel series 'Le Génie de Beyrouth', titled 'La fille tombée du ciel'. The book is set in 1982, a…

• PP Neue York: A Free Geometric Sans Rooted in NYC Street Typography publication

  Pangram Pangram, a Montreal-based type foundry, has released PP Neue York, a free-to-try geometric sans-serif typeface inspired by New York City's vernacular lettering. The font…

• DJ Adame lança terceiro volume da trilogia Rolê, 'Músicas para Ouvir no After' publication

  O terceiro volume da trilogia Rolê, intitulado 'Músicas para Ouvir no After', foi lançado pelo DJ e produtor brasileiro DJ Adame. Com 18 faixas, o álbum combina funk com diversos…

• Border Soundscapes II: Pino Musi and Paolo Spaccamonti Release Hybrid Vinyl-Photo Book publication

  Milanese label Die-Schachtel released 'Border Soundscapes II' on April 30, a limited-edition box set (200 copies) combining black-and-white photographs by Pino Musi with guitar…

• New NCAC guide helps artists navigate censorship and defend artistic freedom publication

  The National Coalition of Artists Against Censorship (NCAC) has released “The Artist’s Guide to Defending Artistic Freedom,” a free resource outlining strategies for artists…

• Ryan Heshka's Comic 'Frog Wife' Merges Mid-Century Pop with Environmental Anxiety publication

  For the last twenty years, Ryan Heshka has immersed himself in art and illustration, leveraging his background in interior design and animation. In 2019, he launched his comic…

• Marisabel Gómez on Community, Craft, and Continuity in Design publication

  The latest edition of Glocal Design Magazine, issue number 89, titled "Visionarias del espacio," features Marisabel Gómez’s insights on community-oriented design. Highlighting the…

• Documentary Reveals Artists' Mixed Feelings on AI publication

  A new documentary lasting 19 minutes, produced by the Strategic National Arts Alumni Project (SNAAP) and debuting on Hyperallergic, showcases the genuine responses of artists and…

• Natalie Lemle's Debut Novel 'Artifacts' Explores Looting, Desire, and Museum Morality publication

  Natalie Lemle's debut novel 'Artifacts' follows Lena, a type-A college student who spends a summer on an archaeological dig in the Italian Alps and later, as a mid-30s lawyer,…

• Sayouba Traoré's novel 'Petit Modèle' denounces domestic slavery publication

  Sayouba Traoré, a writer and journalist, has released a novel titled 'Petit Modèle' that exposes the reality of girls being reduced to domestic slavery behind the walls of…

• Monocle's Top Quality of Life Cities: Paris, Munich, Vienna, Copenhagen, Zurich, Tokyo publication

  Monocle's Quality of Life Survey, launched in 2007, ranks cities based on factors beyond crime, economics, and transport, including green space, late-night dining, and community.…

• Dimitri Delmas novelizes Facteur Cheval's Palais Idéal publication

  Dimitri Delmas, a French illustrator, designer, and writer, has published a novel titled "J'avais bâti dans un rêve un palais" about Ferdinand Cheval, the postman who built the…

• Alex Amen on Songwriting as Petting a Stray Cat publication

  Singer-songwriter Alex Amen releases his debut album 'Sun of Amen', blending his love for nature and music. In an interview, he describes songwriting as unpredictable, like…

• Regina Schilling's Bachmann Documentary with Sandra Hüller publication

  Regina Schilling's documentary 'Jemand, der einmal ich war' (Someone Who Once Was Me) offers a fresh perspective on Ingeborg Bachmann, portraying the Austrian poet not as a victim…

• Monocle Releases Six Summer Travel Guides publication

  Monocle has published six travel books for summer 2025, including five country-focused handbooks and a swimming guide. The 'Handbook' series covers Thailand, Greece, France,…

• Memo Paris Launches Menorca Fragrance Inspired by Island Life publication

  Memo Paris, the elevated perfume brand co-founded by Clara and John Molloy, has released a new fragrance titled Menorca, inspired by the Spanish Balearic island where the family…

• Maria Vittoria Baravelli on Art, Memory, and the Power of Images in New Book publication

  Maria Vittoria Baravelli, curator, author, and lecturer, has published a new visual culture essay titled "Il mondo non merita la fine del mondo" (Rizzoli). The book explores why…

• Fabio Mauri Catalogue Raisonné Published, Retrospective Planned publication

  The catalogue raisonné of Fabio Mauri, directed by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, has been published in print after an online release in October 2025. The volume includes over 3,600…

• Romance Audiobooks Surge as Audio-First Strategy Gains Traction publication

  Romance audiobooks are booming in Canada, driven by pandemic-era isolation and a desire for multi-tasking-friendly escapism. According to BookNet Canada, audiobook preference…

• Pearl & The Oysters Release Apocalyptic Disco-Funk Album 'Monkey Mind' publication

  The duo Pearl & The Oysters, consisting of Juliette Pearl Davis (Juju) and Joachim Polack (Jojo), have released their sixth album 'Monkey Mind'. The couple met at a school in…

• Ella Ion Preps New EP 'Liminal Archive' on Cassette publication

  Adelaide musician Ella Ion discusses her upcoming EP 'Liminal Archive' in an interview with Frankie. The first song written for the EP was 'Mess In Your Eyes' in 2020, which later…

• Beth Orton on Her New Album 'The Ground Above' and the Struggles of Making Music publication

  Beth Orton discusses her new album 'The Ground Above', the title track of which runs eight and a half minutes. She describes how the song evolved from an idea for her 2018 album…

• Two anthologies from Escuela de Escritores de Getafe explore love and beasts publication

  Two new anthologies, Amares and Nosotros las bestias, will be presented on Saturday, June 27, 2026, at 7:00 PM at the restaurant María Maruka in Getafe, Madrid. Published by…

• Summer Fun Guide for Art Teachers: 12 Ways to Recharge publication

  The Art of Education published a summer guide for art teachers, offering 12 activities across four categories: Summer Refreshers, Seasonal Specials, Bigger Bites, and a Literary…

• New evidence suggests Antonio del Pollaiolo was also an architect in Renaissance Rome publication

  In an article for Artribune, Massimo Giontella defends the notion that Renaissance figure Antonio del Pollaiolo (Florence, circa 1431 – Rome, 1498) was also an architect,…

• The American Dream's Evolution from Depression-Era Coinage to Global Brand publication

  A New Yorker article by Jill Lepore traces the phrase "the American Dream" from its 1931 coinage by historian James Truslow Adams in "The Epic of America" through its…

• Three New Books Explore the Weird and Wonderful Science of Animal Sex publication

  Three recent books—Lixing Sun's "On the Origin of Sex," Nathan H. Lents's "The Sexual Evolution," and Perrin Roosevelt Ireland's "Poking the Squid"—survey the astonishing…

• Melissa Albert's Novel Features Art Installation at Gallery publication

  Melissa Albert's novel 'The Children' features a protagonist, Guinevere Sharpe, who publishes a memoir about being the daughter of a children's-book author. The launch coincides…

• Vicente Valentim argues radical right views have always existed, not increased publication

  In his book "The Normalization of the Radical Right," political scientist Vicente Valentim challenges the common narrative of a rightward shift in Europe. He argues that the…

• Gestalten's 'Northern Exposure' showcases new Canadian cabin architecture publication

  Gestalten has released a new monograph titled 'Northern Exposure: The New Canadian Cabin', featuring 32 projects that redefine rural Canadian architecture. The book highlights a…

• 10 Scandalous Royal Marriages That Shaped European History publication

  This article from TheCollector.com examines ten marriages that scandalized their eras and fundamentally altered European history. It covers Cleopatra and Mark Antony, whose union…

• Encyclopedia of Concise Concepts by Women Philosophers Launches Online publication

  The Center for the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists has launched the Encyclopedia of Concise Concepts by Women Philosophers, a new website that aims to recover the…

• Topsafe's photobook 'Over Land and Sea' captures global football fan culture publication

  Topsafe, a creative studio and publisher, has released a new photobook titled 'Over Land and Sea' alongside a zine 'World Cup Fever', focusing on football fans worldwide. The…

• Barley Nimmo's 'Honeyball' Reimagines 1970s Women's Football in Photobook publication

  London-based photographer Barley Nimmo has released 'Honeyball,' a photobook that constructs a fictional women's football team in 1970s London. The project is set just after the…

• David Uclés' 'Emilio y Octubre' debuts as Audible audiobook publication

  David Uclés' novel 'Emilio y Octubre' is now available as an exclusive Audible audiobook, coinciding with Pride Month. The story follows a love affair between two men, Emilio and…