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• Newsletter Render reaches 60th issue with focus on Barcelona and Bruges urban regeneration publication

  The 60th issue of Render, a newsletter launched in January 2024 by Artribune, focuses on urban and cultural regeneration in Barcelona and Bruges. Barcelona, as World Capital of…

• Michael Ehnert's Debut Crime Novel Draws on Family History publication

  Michael Ehnert, a cabaret artist and screenwriter, has published his debut crime novel "Hamburg, Wache 16," which draws on his father's experiences as a police officer at the…

• Frida Kahlo's Spirit Alive in Mexico City Ahead of Major Tate Show publication

  In anticipation of a significant exhibition at Tate, Andrew Gilchrist explores Frida Kahlo's legacy in Mexico City. He visits the bar where she enjoyed drinks, the bed where she…

• Alain Passard's Art Recipe: Lucio Fontana's Egg in a Dish publication

  Chef Alain Passard presents a recipe inspired by Lucio Fontana's 1963 painting 'Concetto spaziale, La fine di Dio', part of a series of 38 monochromes titled 'Les Œufs célestes'…

• Billy Waters: Regency London's star who died a pauper publication

  Actor and author Paterson Joseph has written a book exploring the extraordinary life of Billy Waters, an African American sailor and musician who dazzled Regency London but died a…

• Cactus Pears: A Quietly Radical Gay Love Story in Indian Cinema publication

  Rohan Parashuram Kanawade's film 'Cactus Pears' is one of the few Indian screen portrayals of homosexuality since its decriminalization in 2018. The film draws from Kanawade's own…

• Meinrad Inglin's Scandalous Debut Novel Revisited publication

  A century after its publication, Meinrad Inglin's first novel 'Die Welt in Ingoldau' is reexamined by Thomas Hürlimann. The book was an overt critique of Catholic Schwyz society,…

• Emmanuel Carrère's 'Kolchoz' as Filial Atonement publication

  Emmanuel Carrère's latest book 'Kolchoz', published by Adelphi in 2026 and translated by Francesco Bergamasco, is a monument of filial piety and a request for forgiveness…

• Wine as a Cultural Agent: Rethinking the Industry Through 'Esperienze Enologiche' publication

  The anthology 'Esperienze enologiche', edited by Davide Puca and published by ETS (340 pages, €32), repositions wine not as a static product but as an active force intersecting…

• Kirill Gluschenko's Disciplined Approach to Book Design publication

  The book design initiative 'Between the Lines' by Kirill Gluschenko showcases a meticulous methodology where the interplay of physical formats, layout, and text rhythm is crucial.…

• Record Cover Art as a Revelatory Medium publication

  An article featured on Art & Object delves into the development of record cover art, emphasizing its role in showcasing the artist, their music, and the concepts behind an album.…

• Hyperallergic Rounds Up 10 Artists Exploring Fatherhood publication

  In celebration of Father's Day, Hyperallergic highlights ten modern artists exploring the theme of fatherhood. Arleene Correa Valencia's work, 'Antes de mí,' tells the story of…

• Auguste Friedrich Photographs Brandon Jones for KALTBLUT publication

  Berlin-based photographer Auguste Friedrich has recently captured model Brandon Jones for an editorial in KALTBLUT magazine. The feature showcases a diverse range of fashion…

• Yellow Day: El amarillo como aliado del interiorismo publication

  El 20 de junio se conmemora el Yellow Day, considerado el día más alegre del año, una ocasión que invita a pensar en el uso del color amarillo en el diseño de interiores. La…

• Elfriede Jelinek's 'Unter Tieren' Uses Animals to Critique Capitalism publication

  Nobel laureate Elfriede Jelinek's new prose work "Unter Tieren" (Among Animals) features a cow, bear, fox, and pig reflecting on capitalism and war. The text draws parallels…

• Michael Cloud Duguay's album captures Newfoundland church organs publication

  Michael Cloud Duguay's new album 'Kingdom Come, Kingdom Go' is a sonic documentary of Newfoundland's church organs, recorded during a solar-powered tour in July 2024. The album…

• Paul Wagner's Documentary 'Georgia O'Keeffe: The Brightness of Light' Explores the Artist's Life and Work publication

  The film 'Georgia O'Keeffe: The Brightness of Light' (2026), helmed by Paul Wagner and featuring the voices of Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy, offers a comprehensive two-hour…

• TAGLI Interview Series Spotlights Abruzzo's Contemporary Art Scene publication

  Rivista Segno launches TAGLI/L'arte di farsi male, a series of interviews with prominent figures in contemporary art, with a focus on the Abruzzo region of Italy. The series…

• Viola Leddi's Post-Show Series Examines the Aftermath of Exhibitions and the Western Canon publication

  Viola Leddi's series "Post-Show" (2025) depicts an anonymous exhibition space after a show, with empty white plinths bearing traces of their function. The work engages with the…

• Camus's Recurring Motif of the Smiling Mouth in Literature publication

  The motif of the human mouth, especially those that smile or laugh, is a recurring theme in Albert Camus's literature, used to delve into the concept of the absurd. In A Happy…

• Documentary 'Assembly' Chronicles Rashaad Newsome's Monumental Park Avenue Armory Project publication

  A new documentary, 'Assembly,' co-directed by Rashaad Newsome and Johnny Symons, goes behind the scenes of Newsome's largest project to date at Manhattan's historic Park Avenue…

• New Cookbook 'Ice Cream Queen' Explores Black Americans' Role in Ice Cream History publication

  Lokelani Alabanza, a pastry chef based in Nashville, has launched her first cookbook, titled 'Ice Cream Queen: Flavors from Black America's Past, Present, & Future,' through W. W.…

• Ryan McIntosh and Yogan Muller Document Tracy Hills Development publication

  The book 'Tracy Hills' (Radius Books, 2025) by Ryan McIntosh and Yogan Muller chronicles the development of a master-planned community in California's Central Valley from 2021 to…

• J.D. Vance's Conversion Memoir 'Communion' Criticized as Contemptuous and Opportunistic publication

  On June 16th, J.D. Vance released his second memoir, 'Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith,' which has faced backlash for its perceived lack of spiritual insight and disdain…

• The Evolution of Fatherhood: Are Dads Getting Better? publication

  Since 1965, partnered fathers in the United States have significantly increased their daily interactions with children, nearly quadrupling the time spent together. However, one in…

• Ten Most Disturbing Paintings in Art History publication

  A recent listicle showcases ten unsettling artworks, featuring Francisco de Goya's 'Saturn Devouring His Son' (c. 1820-1823) and Guillermo Lorca's 'The English Bed' (2010s). Other…

• JD Vance's 'Communion' Frames VP as Catholic Father, Omits Politics publication

  In his new book 'Communion', U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance presents himself primarily as a father, husband, and Catholic, deliberately excluding political topics such as Donald…

• Oliwia Hälterlein's Debut Novel 'Wir Töchter' Fictionalizes Family History publication

  Oliwia Hälterlein's debut novel 'Wir Töchter' fictionalizes her own family history, tracing a matrilineal line from Poland during World War II to contemporary Germany. The story…

• Elke Heidenreich on Memory, Storytelling, and Imagination publication

  In the 13th installment of her column 'Fundstücke,' German author and journalist Elke Heidenreich reflects on the power of imagination as a secure currency and argues that…

• Mare Culturale Urbano: un libro bianco racconta il progetto mai realizzato a Milano publication

  Un nuovo libro esplora il progetto mai realizzato di Mare Culturale Urbano, un ambizioso centro culturale e performativo previsto per la periferia nord-ovest di Milano, in via…

• Tomislav Marcijuš's Intimate Photographic Journey Through War, Memory, and Identity publication

  Tomislav Marcijuš, a photographer celebrated for his analog technique, unveils 'Our embrace will be long, like the waiting,' drawing inspiration from Desanka Maksimović's poetry.…

• Mauritanian writer Beyrouk featured in RFI literary series publication

  RFI's series 'Une terre, un auteur' profiles Mauritanian novelist Mbarek Ould Beyrouk in an interview recorded at his home in Nouakchott. Beyrouk, born in Atar, founded…

• Elfriede Jelinek's New Book Imagines Tax Seizure as Capitalist Descent publication

  Austrian tax investigators confiscated all of Nobel laureate Elfriede Jelinek's household records. In her new book, she imagines what they might find, framing the seizure as a…

• The King and the Mockingbird: A Handmade Animated Masterpiece That Inspired Studio Ghibli publication

  Paul Grimault's animated film 'Le Roi et l'Oiseau' (The King and the Mockingbird) took over three decades to complete. In 1946, at age 41, Grimault began the first sketches, with…

• Villa Medici Podcast Explores Residency Legacy publication

  The French Academy in Rome, housed at Villa Medici for over two centuries, has hosted thousands of artists in residence. This historic site and its gardens are the focus of two…

• Two Abolitionists Used Art and Mass Production to Protest Slavery publication

  An article on DailyArt Magazine examines the protest art of two abolitionists: Josiah Wedgwood and Frederick Douglass. In 1787, the Society for Effecting the Abolition of the…

• 13 Black Folk Artists from the American South publication

  The article highlights 13 Black folk artists from the American South, including figures like Bill Traylor, Thornton Dial, and Lonnie Holley. These artists, often self-taught,…

• Kohei Saito's 'Dark Socialism' as a Response to Capitalist Collapse publication

  Philosopher Kohei Saito, known for his ecomarxist analyses, argues in his new book 'Am Ende des Fortschritts' for a dictatorship of the proletariat as a solution to the…

• Muhammad al-Zaqzouq's Diary of Displacement from Gaza publication

  Muhammad al-Zaqzouq, a poet, writer, cultural organizer, and researcher born in 1990 in the Khān Yūnis refugee camp in Gaza, has been on the run with his wife ‘Ulā and their three…

• Peter Marino Signs Tiffany Silver Book at Landmark Flagship publication

  On Wednesday night, architect and collector Peter Marino hosted a book signing for his new publication, "Tiffany Silver: The Peter Marino Collection," at the Tiffany & Co.…