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• 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…

• Five Key Characters in Homer's Odyssey and Their Roles publication

  The Odyssey is shaped by characters beyond Odysseus, including Telemachus, Penelope, Athena, Poseidon, and Calypso. Telemachus searches for his father and asserts his identity.…

• Curatorial Practices Reimagine Islands and Coastlines in Chinese Contemporary Art publication

  An increase in practice-oriented initiatives within Chinese contemporary art is transforming perceptions of maritime environments through community involvement, walking, and…

• Fani Konstantinidou Releases Immersive Album 'Undertones' on Moving Furniture publication

  Fani Konstantinidou, a composer and performer, has released the album 'Undertones' on the Moving Furniture label. The work explores the relationship between space, sound, and…

• Blur guitarist Graham Coxon releases unreleased album 'Castle Park' publication

  Graham Coxon, guitarist for the band Blur, is releasing a previously unreleased album titled 'Castle Park' alongside physical reissues of his solo albums. The album, influenced by…

• Safae el Khannoussi's 'Oroppa' Debut Tops Dutch Charts publication

  Safae el Khannoussi's debut novel 'Oroppa' has become a bestseller in the Netherlands, receiving frenzied reviews. The 31-year-old author achieves a defiant literary feat with the…

• Van Gogh's 10 Key Paintings: A Journey Through His Artistic Evolution publication

  A comprehensive overview of Vincent van Gogh's artistic journey through ten of his most significant paintings, spanning from 1882 to 1890. The works include View of the Sea at…

• Andy Warhol's 'Ladies and Gentlemen' Drag Queen Series publication

  In 1975, renowned artist Andy Warhol produced the 'Ladies and Gentlemen' series, known as the Drag Queen Paintings. The initiative was inspired by Bob Colacello, who introduced…

• Victorian Syphilis Stigma in Art and Society publication

  A new article by Candy Bedworth examines the stigma surrounding syphilis in Victorian art and society. Despite scientific advances during the era, societal attitudes toward the…

• Lezama Lima's 'Le ere immaginarie' reissued in Italian publication

  A new Italian edition of Cuban poet and writer José Lezama Lima's 'Le ere immaginarie' has been published by Edizioni degli animali in Rome, 2026. Translated by Giovanna Marras…

• Pope Leo XIV's encyclical compares Tower of Babel and Nehemiah publication

  In the encyclical 'Magnifica humanitas', Pope Leo XIV draws on two Old Testament stories: the Tower of Babel and the account of Nehemiah. Both narratives involve collective…

• Director Discusses Family Ties Behind Acclaimed Film Set at Yunnan Lake publication

  In an interview with Sixth Tone, the director of an internationally acclaimed film discusses how his life, particularly his relationship with his grandfather, shaped the movie.…

• Marion Olité's 'Female Rage' Analyzes Anger in Pop Culture publication

  Marion Olité has published 'Female Rage, La revanche des hystériques dans la pop culture' (Leduc Société), exploring how pop culture depicts female anger. The book traces this…

• Elizabeth Gaskell's Social Realism as Political Tool publication

  In the 19th century, novelist Elizabeth Gaskell employed social realism to promote political reform, confronting the conventions of the Victorian era. She was born in 1810 to a…

• Ama Ata Aidoo's 'Our Sister Killjoy' Published in French by Rot-Bo-Krik publication

  The first novel by Ghanaian author and playwright Ama Ata Aidoo, 'Our Sister Killjoy' (originally published in English in 1977), has been released in French translation by…

• „Das Dorf der Visionäre“: Saigs Geschichte als Zufluchtsort publication

  Das Buch „Das Dorf der Visionäre“ von Gunilla Eschenbach und Rainer Bayreuther erzählt die Geschichte des Schwarzwaldorts Saig, der im 20. Jahrhundert Künstlern, Verfolgten und…

• Dante Arfelli: the forgotten writer whose debut sold a million copies publication

  Dante Arfelli (1921-1995), an Italian author, is celebrated for his first novel "I superflui," released in 1949 by Rizzoli, which garnered the Premio Venezia and achieved over a…

• Summer Horoscopes with Table Top Tarot by Nancy Douthey publication

  Nancy Douthey's seasonal horoscope series for Glasstire pairs zodiac signs with tarot cards and Houston art exhibitions. Aries draws the Six of Cups and is directed to Mel Chin's…

• Einstein's Creative Method: Stop Thinking to Think Anew publication

  Eugene Terekhin's recent article in The FASO Way newsletter delves into Albert Einstein's distinctive perspective on creativity. He asserts that genuine understanding is often…

• OM System Cameras Feature Guide by Ambassador Ivor Rackham publication

  Ivor Rackham, an OM System Ambassador, published a comprehensive guide on PetaPixel detailing the unique features of OM System cameras, including the OM-1 Mark II, OM-3, OM-5 Mark…

• Kathrin Fischer kritisiert Achtsamkeit als politisch ruhigstellend publication

  In ihrem neuen Buch „Achtsam geht die Welt zugrunde“ kritisiert die Flensburger Journalistin und langjährige Hörfunkredakteurin Kathrin Fischer den Achtsamkeitstrend. Millionen…

• Candice Carty-Williams Returns to Queenie with Sequel, Reflects on TV Adaptation Ordeal publication

  Candice Carty-Williams is publishing a sequel to her debut novel Queenie, seven years after its release. The new book follows Queenie in her early 30s, navigating a situationship…

• Roundtable on National Populism and Art in Eastern Europe publication

  A roundtable discussion initiated in late 2025 and extended into summer 2026, published across ARTMargins Online and its Print Journal, examines the impact of national populism on…

• Santiago Montoya's '1400 Ultra' Editorial Explores Psychorealism and Latin American Identity publication

  Santiago Montoya, a Medellín-based fashion photographer, creative director, and visual artist, has published a new editorial titled '1400 Ultra: A Techno-Renaissance Ergot…

• Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev on Fabio Mauri's Legacy and Misinterpretations publication

  On April 1, 2026, marking the 100th anniversary of Fabio Mauri's birth, Artribune featured an interview with Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, who serves as the president of the…

• Carlo Ratti's 'Objectify' series reconsiders the mosquito coil as Italian design publication

  Architect Carlo Ratti launches a summer column for Wallpaper* titled 'Objectify', exploring Italy through overlooked everyday objects. The first installment examines the mosquito…

• Joey Goebel's 'Sunset Flip' Portrays a 90s Wrestler publication

  Joey Goebel's novel 'Sunset Flip' offers a sensitive portrait of a wrestler in the 1990s, delivering an extremely contemporary novel. The book is published by Diogenes Verlag.

• Emma Carenini's 'Une autre histoire du luxe' redefines luxury as human driver publication

  Philosopher Emma Carenini has published 'Une autre histoire du luxe' (Passés composés), arguing that luxury is not merely an economic sector but a fundamental force shaping power,…

• Louisa Yousfi Publishes 'La Grande Méthode' on Algerian Diaspora publication

  Journalist and essayist Louisa Yousfi releases her new book 'La Grande Méthode', which explores the fragmented narratives of descendants of Algerian immigration. The work delves…

• Danielle Arbid shoots Beyrouth film in Paris amid Israeli strikes publication

  Franco-Lebanese filmmaker Danielle Arbid releases her latest film 'Seuls les rebelles' on June 24, 2026, a work dedicated to her childhood city of Beyrouth. Due to ongoing Israeli…

• Magritte's The Lovers: Surrealist Veils of Intimacy and Alienation publication

  René Magritte's 1928 series The Lovers, comprising four variations, explores themes of intimacy and alienation through figures shrouded in cloth. The two most famous versions…

• Dalí's Madonna of Port Lligat: Two Versions Compared publication

  Salvador Dalí created two versions of The Madonna of Port Lligat, one in 1949 (Haggerty Museum of Art, Milwaukee) and a larger one in 1950 (Fukuoka Art Museum, Japan). The…

• Pixar's 'Hoppers' Artbook Published by Chronicle Books publication

  Chronicle Books has released 'The Art of Hoppers,' a 176-page hardcover companion to Pixar's 2026 film 'Hoppers.' The large-format book features character designs, storyboards,…

• Jake Guzman's 'Otherworldly America' Captures US Landscapes publication

  Photographer Jake Guzman released 'Otherworldly America', a 256-page photography book featuring hundreds of images taken across 17 US states, from Alaska to New England. The…

• Andrée Bober Publishes Her 2026 Venice Biennale Highlights List for the First Time publication

  Andrée Bober, founding director and curator of Landmarks at the University of Texas at Austin, has released her annual Venice Biennale recommendations to the public for the first…

• Thomas Hardy: Life, Wessex Novels, and Poetic Legacy publication

  Thomas Hardy (1840–1928) is indelibly associated with Wessex, a fictionalized region of southwest England he created for his novels, drawing on his native Dorset. Born in Higher…

• Justin Anantawan's Delayed Pride Series Reflects on Queer Resilience publication

  Toronto-based photographer Justin Anantawan has just released a new set of documentary images from Pride Toronto 2025. He decided to hold back this series for a year, but now it’s…

• Toti Scialoja Catalogue Raisonné Launched in Salerno publication

  Salerno hosted a dual event dedicated to Toti Scialoja, a multifaceted 20th-century artist. The presentation featured the volume 'Toti Scialoja. Catalogo generale dei dipinti e…