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Displate Blog Guide Highlights Best Couch Co-Op Games for PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch publication
The Displate Blog has released a guide showcasing the finest couch co-op games for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch, emphasizing the ongoing popularity of local…
Medieval European Feasts Lacked Potatoes and Tomatoes Until the Columbian Exchange publication
Originating from Peru, the potato made its way to Europe in the late 1500s but faced rejection for two hundred years due to fears of its toxicity. During the medieval period,…
Simona Squadrito's Book on Sicily's Antigruppo Movement Reclaims a Radical Poetic Legacy publication
Inchiostro e dinamite. Antigruppo siciliano, a book by Simona Squadrito, delves into the Antigruppo, a radical poetry collective established in 1968 by Nat Scammacca, Ignazio…
September 2026 Typeface Roundup: Exemplar Completes After 32 Years, Autêntica Serif and 13 More Releases publication
After 32 years of development, Göran Söderström's Exemplar, a humanist serif initiated in 1994 on a Power Macintosh 7100, is now finished. The typeface boasts five weights,…
Warren Chang Demonstrates Multi-Figure Composition in Artists Network Tutorial publication
California artist Warren Chang presents a step-by-step demonstration focused on complex, multi-figure compositions. The tutorial shows how Chang merges several photographic…
Antoni Gaudí: 10 Facts on the Architect Behind the Sagrada Família publication
Born in 1852 in Catalonia, Antoni Gaudí is celebrated for his unique blend of Gothic Revival and Art Nouveau styles. As a delicate child, he pursued botany, selecting bee behavior…
Le Journal des Arts Asks Whether the Real Value of an Artwork Should Be Revealed publication
In the 18 September 2026 edition of Le Journal des Arts, issue n°683, Pierre Noual contributes an article titled "2000, faut-il révéler la valeur réelle d'une œuvre d'art ?" that…
Le Journal des Arts publie une exploration de la frontière contemporaine publication
Le 18 septembre 2026, Le Journal des Arts a publié un article de 506 mots intitulé « Une exploration de la frontière contemporaine », rédigé par Olympe Lemut, dans son numéro 683.…
Le Journal des Arts du 18 septembre 2026 : tourisme italien, trafic d'art belge et renouveau des écoles d'art publication
Dans le numéro 683 du Journal des Arts, publié le 18 septembre 2026, Olivier Tosseri écrit sur la saison touristique florissante en Italie. Ce même jour, Benoît Schoonbroodt,…
Le Journal des Arts publie un article sur Caro, un as de la sculpture publication
In its September 18, 2026 issue, Le Journal des Arts released a feature titled "Caro, a Sculpture Ace," authored by Henri-François Debailleux, exclusively available to subscribers…
Charles-Édouard Delettrez, le goût d’entreprendre publication
Dans le numéro 683 du 18 septembre 2026 de Le Journal des Arts, Marie Potard dresse un portrait de Charles-Édouard Delettrez dans l'article intitulé « Charles-Édouard Delettrez,…
Bruno Patino, New President of ENSP Arles, Warns AI Enables Cloning of Artworks publication
On July 7, Bruno Patino, who is the president of Arte France, was named the new president of the board at the École nationale supérieure de la photographie (ENSP) in Arles, taking…
Les bébés, nouvelle clientèle des boutiques publication
Le 18 septembre 2026, le numéro 683 du Journal des Arts présente un article de 527 mots rédigé par Isabelle Manca-Kunert, traitant de l'arrivée des bébés dans les boutiques.…
John Ruskin Never Burned Turner's Erotic Drawings, Contrary to His 2003 Admission publication
Since 2003 it has been established that the British art critic John Ruskin did not destroy the erotic drawings of the painter William Turner, despite what he told the journalist…
Éric Van den Abeele publie un ouvrage sur le galeriste bruxellois Geert Van Bruaene publication
L'historien belge Éric Van den Abeele signe un ouvrage documenté consacré à Geert Van Bruaene, galeriste visionnaire actif à Bruxelles. Van Bruaene servait de trait d'union entre…
RFI Podcast 'Ma Vie Ma Langue' Episode 10: Fleur Learns Greek for Love publication
In the latest episode of RFI's podcast series 'Ma vie ma langue,' released on 18 September 2026, Fleur, a French student who has been studying Greek at Inalco for three years,…
Véronique Ovaldé Publishes First Personal Narrative About Her Mother, 'Vivre sans bonheur et n'en point dépérir' publication
Véronique Ovaldé's latest release, *Vivre sans bonheur et n'en point dépérir*, is set to be published by Flammarion in 2026. This marks her inaugural foray into personal…
Avelyne apprend le yoruba à l'Inalco pour percer à Nollywood publication
Avelyne, originaire d'une famille béninoise à Miramont-de-Comminges, a été élevée dans les Pyrénées, où le fon était la langue de ses parents. En 2022, un voyage au Bénin et au…
Netflix's The Andy Warhol Diaries Revisited After Yayoi Kusama's Death publication
The passing of Yayoi Kusama at the age of 97 on August 14 has led to a renewed examination of Andrew Rossi's 2022 Netflix series, The Andy Warhol Diaries. Kusama, who had both a…
Rachel Cusk's 'Parade' and the Unnamed Artist: A Study in Recognition publication
Rachel Cusk's upcoming novel, 'Parade' (2024), will be released in Italian as 'Corteo' by Anna Nadotti and Isabella Pasqualetto through Einaudi in 2025. The narrative revolves…
Monopol's October Issue Returns to Art School with Grace Weaver, Anne Imhof, and Monica Bonvicini publication
The October issue of Monopol magazine revisits the art academy, exploring where creativity begins and how the myth of the free artistic life is both sustained and tested there.…
Augustin: Cambodian Language as a Tool Against Forgetting publication
In the latest episode of RFI's podcast "Ma vie, ma langue," Augustin, a PhD student at Inalco, shares how his journey in learning Khmer has enabled him to piece together his…
« Camarades » : Benjamin Charbit et Dominique Baumard ressuscitent la fac de Vincennes sur Arte.tv publication
Diffusée sur Arte.tv, la série « Camarades » retrace la tentative de résurrection d'une utopie par ses créateurs Benjamin Charbit et Dominique Baumard. Les deux auteurs détaillent…
Francesca Ragazzi on Vogue World's Secret Performance publication
Francesca Ragazzi, head of editorial content at Vogue Italia, appears as this week's guest on The Scoop. The episode centers on a secret, special performance scheduled for Vogue…
Olga Goriunova's 'Ideal Subjects' Examines AI's Abstract People publication
In 2025, the University of Minnesota Press will release Olga Goriunova's book, Ideal Subjects: The Abstract People of AI. This 232-page volume, written in English and bearing ISBN…
Sarah, interprète et professeure de pashto, ouvre le premier centre culturel afghan de Paris publication
Sarah, une ingénieure du son devenue enseignante de pashto, a inauguré à Paris le premier centre culturel afghan, nommé « La Petite Kaboul », situé rue des Pyrénées. Elle a débuté…
Francis Bacon Studio Floor Photographs Reveal Creative Process publication
Photographs, contact sheets and other remnants recovered from the floor of Francis Bacon's studio are the subject of a collection that offers insight into both his working methods…
Céline Dion's Voice Captivates Paris as 'Bravo' Magazine Celebrates 70 Years publication
Céline Dion's voice is now heard throughout Paris, according to a report by the Swiss newspaper NZZ. The article also marks the seventieth anniversary of the German youth magazine…
RFI Podcast: Victor Learns Ukrainian at Inalco as Language of Resistance publication
In the sixth installment of RFI's podcast "Ma vie, ma langue," released on 18 September 2026, Victor discusses how the Russian invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022 inspired him…
A$AP Rocky: le rappeur qui défie les normes virilistes et devient ambassadeur Chanel publication
Le Monde consacre un portrait à A$AP Rocky dans le cadre de sa série « Les 15 ans de M ». Le rappeur, devenu une star mondiale, a grandi dans la pauvreté et la violence, à…
DailyArt Magazine Explores Rococo Beauty Ideals Through Five Royal Archetypes publication
DailyArt Magazine has published a Rococo beauty guide examining how 18th-century female rulers used portraiture to project power through five archetypes: Diana, Minerva, Venus,…
Marie Antoinette's Life Told Through 10 Portraits by Vigée Le Brun, David, and Others publication
A collection of ten portraits showcases the life of Marie Antoinette, tracing her journey from a young bride to her execution during the French Revolution. The earliest piece, a…
Doppiozero Launches Book Series on America Ahead of November Midterm Elections publication
Italian cultural publication Doppiozero has announced a series of articles dedicated to books — both fiction and nonfiction — aimed at helping readers understand the United States…
Charles Spencer's Book Claims King Charles Was 'Giddily Elated' After Diana's Death publication
In his upcoming publication, Charles Spencer reveals that King Charles appeared "like a lottery winner" following the passing of his first wife, Diana, Princess of Wales, in 1997.…
Ten Unreleased David Bowie Tracks from 1965 to Be Released on Posthumous Album publication
On Friday, 18 September 2026, a set of ten previously unreleased tracks by David Bowie, recorded in 1965 under the name Davie Jones, will be released. Music historian Alec Palao…
Oscar Wilde's 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' and the Eternal Youth of Art: A Critical Analysis publication
On June 20, 1890, Oscar Wilde released his novel 'The Picture of Dorian Gray,' which included a preface in 1891 that ended with the statement, 'All art is quite useless.' The…
Maria Lax's "Some Kind of Heavenly Fire" Revisits UFO Sightings in Northern Finland publication
Finnish photographer and filmmaker Maria Lax, now based in London, created the series "Some Kind of Heavenly Fire" between 2015 and 2019. The project took her back to her…
Arte's "Camarades!" Revisits Vincennes University and Post-1968 Revolutionary Zeal publication
Benjamin Charbit and Dominique Baumard created "Camarades!", an eight-episode series available on Arte's platform arte.tv since September 16, 2026. The show chronicles the…
Pietro Aretino: Renaissance Erotic Poetry and the Birth of Modern Sexual Expression publication
Pietro Aretino, who was born in Arezzo on 20 April 1492 and passed away in Venice on 21 October 1556, transformed Italian literature during the Renaissance with his bold erotic…
Eye on Digital China: "Shuaqi-ism," Starbucks in the Fields, and Guangzhou's "Pretend to Work" Trend publication
The Eye on Digital China newsletter, published on September 17, 2026, examines new social trends in China while noting a decrease in English-language reporting on the country.…

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