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Antonio Mottolese's Drawings of Death and Decomposition publication
Roberta Sironi and Anita Romanello explore Antonio Mottolese's work on death, focusing on the body's disintegration. The text describes a process where the body no longer belongs…
Yourcenar's Memorie di Adriano: Immortal Words of Emperor Hadrian publication
Marguerite Yourcenar's novel Memorie di Adriano (Super ET – Einaudi) is examined as a literary masterpiece that reconstructs the historical profile of Emperor Hadrian through his…
Bankinter Building: An Archaeology of Technique by Miguel Ángel Díaz Camacho publication
Miguel Ángel Díaz Camacho's essay 'Arqueología de la técnica' examines the Bankinter building in Madrid, designed by Ramón Bescós and Rafael Moneo between 1972 and 1977. The text…
Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'Letter From a Birmingham Jail' and Its Enduring Legacy publication
Martin Luther King Jr. wrote his seminal 'Letter From a Birmingham Jail' on April 16, 1963, while imprisoned for defying a court injunction against protests. The letter was a…
Classic Hollywood's Women's Films: From Weepies to Feminist Revisions publication
The article explores the history and evolution of Hollywood's 'women's films,' also known as female-centered melodramas or 'weepies,' which dominated early careers of stars like…
Cantopop as Hong Kong History: Emmy the Great's Memoir-in-Songs publication
Emmy the Great, the stage name of singer-songwriter Emma-Lee Moss, has released a memoir titled 'My Cantopop Nights,' which weaves together the history of Hong Kong and the…
Unpublished Edith Wharton Story on War Trauma Discovered publication
An undiscovered short story by Edith Wharton has come to light, exploring the mental effects of war. This narrative is preserved in two distinct, undated typed drafts. The plot…
Rediscovering Mary Shelley's Half-Sister Fanny Imlay publication
An article from LitHub highlights Fanny Imlay, Mary Shelley's half-sister, who has often been eclipsed by her renowned sibling. Through her surviving correspondence, Fanny's…
Lucia Pietroiusti and Filipa Ramos on Puffer Fish Intelligence and Interspecies Knowledge publication
Curators Lucia Pietroiusti and Filipa Ramos concluded their multi-year project 'The Shape of a Circle in the Mind of a Fish' at Serpentine Galleries in 2025, culminating in a…
Diana L. Roberts on Editing 'Contemporary Texas Sculpture' for TSG's 15th Anniversary publication
Diana L. Roberts, the editor of 'Contemporary Texas Sculpture: Artists of the Texas Sculpture Group,' reflects on the five-year journey of developing the 244-page book, which…
Antonio Scurati completes Mussolini novel cycle with final volume 'M' publication
Italian author Antonio Scurati has published the final volume of his novel cycle about Benito Mussolini, titled 'M'. The series has profoundly shaken Italy's perspective on its…
Steven Spielberg on UFOs: 'Nothing Escapes Me' in New Interview publication
In an interview with Le Monde, filmmaker Steven Spielberg discusses the evolution of his thoughts and beliefs regarding extraterrestrials, coinciding with his film 'Disclosure…
Imprinting 900: How 20th-Century Architects’ Childhoods Shaped Their Work publication
The collective volume 'Imprinting 900: Paesaggi nativi nell'architettura moderna,' published by Vita Nostra, explores how the spatial experiences of architects during childhood…
Nathan Lane's Rise to Stardom: From Broadway to Hollywood publication
Bruce Weber's 1996 Vogue profile captures Nathan Lane at a career inflection point. The actor, who turned 40 in February, was about to star in the film 'The Birdcage' alongside…
5 Must-Read Agatha Christie Novels for Newcomers publication
The Collector highlights five essential Agatha Christie novels for readers new to her work. Christie, who sold over two billion copies and was damehooded by Queen Elizabeth II in…
Salman Rushdie's 'La onzième heure' Published in French Translation publication
On June 11, 2026, Gallimard published the French translation of Salman Rushdie's 'La onzième heure' (original English title 'The Eleventh Hour', released November 2025). The…
Unseen photos capture Beatles' chaotic final tour publication
Check out these new photos by Jim Marshall that show the Beatles during their last official gig at Candlestick Park in San Francisco on August 29, 1966. They really give a glimpse…
Caroline Fourgeaud-Laville défend les humanités contre l'utilitarisme publication
Dans son livre "Humanités, peut-on vivre sans elles ?" (Éditions de l'Observatoire), Caroline Fourgeaud-Laville réhabilite l'apprentissage du grec ancien et du latin. Elle…
Sudanese Migrant Karam Hassan Publishes Memoir 'Un rêve plus loin' publication
Karam Hassan, a Sudanese migrant from Darfur, has published a memoir titled 'Un rêve plus loin' with Albin Michel. The book recounts his odyssey from Sudan to France, including…
Lukas Bärfuss' 'Königin der Nacht' Examines Maternal Cruelty publication
Swiss writer Lukas Bärfuss has published a new work titled 'Königin der Nacht' (Queen of the Night), in which he confronts his unloving mother. Following his earlier literary…
Luigi Meneghello's Early Critical Writings Collected in New Volume publication
Edizioni di Comunità has published 'Libri in Inghilterra. Scritti per «Comunità» (1952-1961)', a collection of Luigi Meneghello's early critical writings. Meneghello (Malo…
Meriem Bennani and Orian Barki blend animation and autofiction in 'Bouchra' publication
Filmmakers Meriem Bennani and Orian Barki explain their use of anthropomorphic animals in the film 'Bouchra', which draws inspiration from real conversations between Bennani and…
Reverie on Error, Illness, and Evil: A Conversation publication
In an interview with Exibart, Italian artist Reverie discusses her new poetry collection "Poesia Malata," published on Amazon without an editor or cover. The book, written during…
Five Classic Books for Summer Reading Recommended by Philipp Haibach publication
Philipp Haibach recommends five newly edited classic books for summer reading, including works by Honoré de Balzac and Ursula K. Le Guin. Balzac's 'Comédie humaine' is being…
Artribune Render newsletter highlights urban regeneration of disused cinemas publication
The June 8, 2026 issue of Artribune Render, a biweekly newsletter on urban and cultural regeneration, focuses on the revival of disused cinemas across Italy. Projects include Il…
Petrus Pacheco's Ver-o-Peso Editorial Blends Fashion with Amazon Market Life publication
Petrus Pacheco, a model, actor, and creative from Belém do Pará in the Brazilian Amazon, now residing in São Paulo, has launched a fashion editorial named "Ver-o-Peso: A Story…
SUNY New Paltz MFA Photography Program Profile publication
The MFA Review by Lenscratch showcases the MFA in Studio Art with a focus on Photography at SUNY New Paltz, situated just 90 minutes from New York City. This program offers an…
Horst Evers' Krimi „Hope Joanna“: Berliner Kommissarin jagt okkulten Mörder publication
Der deutsche Kabarettist und Autor Horst Evers veröffentlicht den Krimi „Hope Joanna“. Die Berliner Hauptkommissarin Hope Joanna Marlow, geboren am Tag des Mauerfalls und benannt…
Bruce Lee's final film 'Enter the Dragon' explored in new Arte documentary publication
Arte will air a documentary titled 'Opération dragon : la révolution Bruce Lee' directed by Marc Ball, chronicling the making of Bruce Lee's last feature film 'Enter the Dragon'…
Edoardo Albinati rewrites Lorenzino de' Medici's apology for tyrannicide publication
Edoardo Albinati has published a new version of Lorenzino de' Medici's Apologia di un omicidio, part of the BUR series I grandi classici riscritti. The book recounts the…
Mythological Retellings to Read Before Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' publication
A Forbes article by Caroline Reilly highlights nine mythological retellings recommended by author Isabel J. Kim ahead of Christopher Nolan's upcoming adaptation of Homer's 'The…
Ryan Beatty Releases Music Video for 'Secret Language' Ahead of New Album publication
Ryan Beatty has released the music video for 'Secret Language,' the first single from his fourth album 'Sweet Fortune,' arriving June 26. The video, directed by Rhys Scarabosio,…
Morgan Housel's 'The Art of Spending Money' Explores the Emotional Cost of Wealth publication
Published in October 2025 by Portfolio (Penguin Random House), Morgan Housel's 256-page book 'The Art of Spending Money' examines the psychological pitfalls of spending, arguing…
Tavares Strachan's First Monograph from Phaidon Surveys Decades of Conceptual Practice publication
This month, Phaidon published the first-ever monograph dedicated to Tavares Strachan, a conceptual artist from the Bahamas. This release coincides with his exhibition 'The Day…
Art Hotline Podcast Episode 7: Collecting Without Millions publication
The seventh episode of Art Hotline, a podcast hosted by Tatum and Bronwyn, explores the dynamics of art collecting for those without vast wealth. Topics include the agony of…
Pop Stars Commission Oil Paintings for Album Covers, Reviving Baroque Portraiture publication
Olivia Rodrigo, Lily Allen, and Mitski have each commissioned original oil paintings for their upcoming album covers, turning to fine artists to create visuals that evoke Baroque…
Optik OptiColour 200: New Color Film Reviewed Across Formats publication
Optik OptiColour 200, also sold as ORWO Wolfen NC200, KONO Color 200, and possibly Lomochrome Classicolor 200, is a new color negative film released in 2025. It is the third film…
Sofiya Loriashvili's Stripper Edition: Behind the Mask of Parisian Nightlife publication
Ukrainian-born photographer and dancer Sofiya Loriashvili, based in France, has released 'Stripper Edition,' a documentary series capturing the off-stage lives of strippers in a…
Nicolas Heimendinger's 'L'État contre la norme' examines how avant-garde art became institutionalized publication
Nicolas Heimendinger's book 'L'État contre la norme' (CNRS Éditions, 2025) explores why museums worldwide adopted avant-garde aesthetics and how contemporary art museums became…
Monky Takes Over: Cracking Art's Quantum Leap into Publishing publication
In a surreal narrative, Cracking Art founder Renzo Nucara (known as Re) has been trapped inside a computer monitor while his alter-ego Monky has emerged into the real world. To…

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