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Step-by-Step Guide to Creating an Artist's Catalog with Available Works
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The Contemporary Art Issue has released a comprehensive guide aimed at artists for assembling a professional catalog of their available works, which is crucial for attracting…
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Alexander Pechmann's 'La biblioteca de los siete mares' Explores Maritime Literature
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In 'La biblioteca de los siete mares' (The Library of the Seven Seas), Austrian author Alexander Pechmann delves into the captivating nature of the sea within literature,…
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Paris Paloma's 'The Fatal Flaw': A Battle Cry Against AI and Patriarchy
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Paris Paloma releases her second album 'The Fatal Flaw', a fierce critique of artificial intelligence in art and patriarchal systems. The album, which follows her viral hit…
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Danny McBride's Debut Story Collection Tackles Masculinity with Comedy
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Danny McBride, known for creating and starring in HBO's "Eastbound & Down" and "The Righteous Gemstones," has released his debut short-story collection, "Thrilling Tales of Modern…
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Six Milan-Set Novels to Read Ahead of Vogue World: Milano
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Ahead of Vogue World: Milano on September 22, a curated list of six novels set in Milan offers literary perspectives on the city. Ernest Hemingway, who arrived in Milan in June…
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Vogue Shopping Fall Guide Free Print Edition Hits New York City
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Vogue Shopping is releasing a limited-edition print guide to fall style, with 30,000 free copies distributed across New York City starting September 8. The issue is available at…
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Tom Pitts' 'Under Starters Orders': Capturing the Pause Before the Race at Cheltenham
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Tom Pitts, a British documentary photographer from Cheltenham, highlights the spectators at the Cheltenham Racecourse in his project titled 'Under Starters Orders', featured in…
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Vénérable Releases New Album Spectacle Favori
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French multi-instrumentalist Vénérable, originally from Caen, is set to release his new album Spectacle Favori on September 11, 2026. The nine-track record will be available in…
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Francesco Costa's New Book Explores Why Corruption Thrives in Trump's America
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In his new book 'Come se ne esce. Il mondo dopo Donald Trump' (published by Mondadori in the Strade Blu series), Francesco Costa, director of the Post, examines the reasons behind…
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MuseumNext Report Urges Museums to Master Short-Video Formats for Audience Growth
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A 2026 article from MuseumNext recommends that museums adopt short vertical videos as a central outreach strategy, noting that even a brief 40-second video can attract potential…
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Red Orkestra Returns with Sixth Album 'Letters From Afar'
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Canadian alt-folk-rock band Red Orkestra has released their sixth album, 'Letters From Afar', marking their first new music since 2018. The album, featuring ten tracks, was…
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Paul Smith's Autobiography 'Threads' Chronicles Five Decades of Fashion
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Sir Paul Smith, the renowned British fashion designer, has released his autobiography 'Threads: My Life in Style', published on 10 September. The book recounts his journey from a…
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Giangiacomo Feltrinelli's Life as a Graphic Novel
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The Italian publisher Feltrinelli has released a graphic biography of its founder, Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, titled "Giangiacomo Feltrinelli. Rivoluzione Permanente" (2026),…
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Knausgård's Human Star: Norwegian Literature's Cosmic Turn
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In a recent article for Doppiozero, critic Gianni Bonina examines the trajectory of Norwegian literature, positioning Karl Ove Knausgård's latest work within a broader national…
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Stephen Knudsen Proposes "Metamodernity" to Reframe Metamodernism as Post-1945 Condition
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In an article for Artpulse Magazine, Stephen Knudsen contends that the term "Metamodern generation," introduced by Timotheus Vermeulen and Robin van den Akker, ought to be…
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New Monograph Explores Pasolini's Cinematic Vision on Centenary
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In celebration of Pier Paolo Pasolini’s 100th birthday, AliRibelli Edizioni has launched a monograph titled 'Visioni di Cinema: Pierpaolo Pasolini dietro alla macchina da presa',…
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Salvador Rueda's New Book Advocates Fractal-Based Urbanism and Superblocks
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Salvador Rueda, a prominent Catalan urban ecologist from Lleida, has released a new book published by Ediciones asimétricas that advocates for fractal-based urban planning and the…
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Vladímir Sorokin's 'El Kremlin de azúcar' Now in Spanish: A Surreal Glimpse into Russia's Future
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In September 2022, Acantilado released the Spanish version of Vladímir Sorokin's novel 'El Kremlin de azúcar' (2008), translated by Jorge Ferrer. This work comprises fifteen…
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Cyril Pedrosa and Taiyo Matsumoto Collaborate on 'Nanbanjin'
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French comic artist Cyril Pedrosa, known for 'L'Age d'or', has released a new experimental album titled 'Nanbanjin', created in collaboration with Japanese manga artist Taiyo…
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Eva Morell's 'Refugio' Traces the Cabin's Enduring Appeal from Shelter to Cultural Fantasy
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In 2025, Spanish journalist Eva Morell released 'Refugio, una historia de cabañas' through Debate, exploring both the cabin as a physical entity and a representation of human…
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Estelle-Sarah Bulle's New Novel Explores 1960s Paris in 'Finalement tout s'est bien passé'
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In her latest novel, 'Finalement tout s'est bien passé', author Estelle-Sarah Bulle follows Henri, a Guadeloupean man who leaves his homeland due to the unbearable condescension…
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V&A Intern Catalogues Randolph Caldecott's Early Bank Sketches from Manchester Years
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A project lasting five months at the V&A is dedicated to cataloguing Randolph Caldecott's (1846–1886) works on paper, particularly known for his 'Picture Books' such as 'The House…
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Charlotte Higgins' 'Ukrainian Lessons' Reviewed: A Personal Homage Beyond Journalism
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In a review published in ArtReview's September 2026 issue, critic assesses Charlotte Higgins' book 'Ukrainian Lessons: Art in a Time of War' (Jonathan Cape, £22 hardcover).…
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ARTPOWER Debut Zine for Tortoise Challenges Artist Financial Precarity
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In honor of Tortoise's one-year anniversary, ARTPOWER has launched its inaugural zine, curated by Janera Solomon. This publication encapsulates a year’s worth of community…
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Journal des Antiquaires et Galeries n°11: New Issue Covers Art Market, Legislation, and Fairs
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The Syndicat des Négociants en Art (SNA) has released the 11th issue of its publication, Le Journal des Antiquaires et Galeries, on September 7, 2026. The issue focuses on the…
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Jazz Meets Classical: Stefan Michalke's New Album 'Michalke & Strings'
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Jazz musician and composer Stefan Michalke has released a new album titled 'Michalke & Strings', which blends jazz with classical music. The album features a string quartet and a…
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Robert Misik's New Book Explores How Fascism Spreads
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In his latest book, "Erziehung zur Grausamkeit" (Education to Cruelty), Austrian journalist and author Robert Misik examines the mechanisms through which individuals transform…
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New Book 'Scattered Steel' Traces 9/11 Memorial Steel Across America
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In the book 'Scattered Steel: The Afterlife of the World Trade Center,' artist Sam Holleran and his brother Max Holleran, a sociologist, delve into the allocation and…
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Beni Bischof's 'Psychobuch 2' Explores Consumer Hell
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Swiss artist Beni Bischof, known for his sprawling and prolific practice, is the subject of a new publication titled 'Psychobuch 2'. The work, which has been described as an…
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Hyperallergic Editors Pick 15 Art Books for Fall Reading
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Hyperallergic's editors, led by associate editor Lakshmi Rivera Amin, have curated a list of 15 forthcoming art books for the fall season. The selection spans novels, catalogs,…
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New Yorker Briefly Noted: Andersen's Satire, White's Dublin Debut, Beatley on Feminism, Kirsch on Aliens
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The New Yorker's Briefly Noted section reviews four recent books. Kurt Andersen's comic novel 'The Breakup' (Random House) is set in 2045, imagining a US split by civil war…
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Ross Posnock's 'American Sophistication' Traces the Casual Elegance of Astaire, Ellington, and Grant
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Ross Posnock, an emeritus professor at Columbia University, has published 'American Sophistication: How the Casual Became Cool' (Princeton University Press), an encyclopedic study…
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Grandmaster Flash's 'Birth of a Culture' Chronicles Hip-Hop's Origins
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Joseph Saddler, known as Grandmaster Flash, was born in 1958 in the Bronx and has just published a new book titled 'Birth of a Culture' (Amistad), co-authored with Scoop Jackson.…
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Carla Lalli's 'Food Is a Feeling' Cookbook Chronicles Post-Divorce Culinary Journey
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This month, Carla Lalli, a former editor at Bon Appétit and acclaimed cookbook author, will release 'Food Is a Feeling,' a unique blend of memoir and cookbook that intertwines…
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Lennart Gäbel's Subway Style Cover for The New Yorker's Fall Style & Design Issue
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The New Yorker’s Fall Style & Design Issue, which hits newsstands on September 14, 2026, features a cover art titled 'Showstopper' by Lennart Gäbel. This artwork captures the…
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Chromatic Architecture: New Book Celebrates Color in Design
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A new publication, 'Chromatic Architecture', co-authored by Adam Nathaniel Furman and Kate Mazade, is set to be released by RIBA Publishing in September 2026. The book argues that…
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Dearq 50 Call for Papers: Enduring Architectures
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The Colombian architecture journal Dearq has issued a call for papers for its 50th issue, themed 'Arquitecturas que perduran' (Enduring Architectures). The editors seek…
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Counter-Print's New Book 'Merch: We Love Our Customers' Argues Merchandise Is Making a Comeback
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Counter-Print, established in 2008 by Céline Leterme and Jon Dowling, has launched a new book titled 'Merch: We Love Our Customers.' This 200-page work dives into how merchandise…
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Rossella Serao's 'Donna Matilde' Explores the Pioneering Feminism of Matilde Serao
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Rossella Serao's new book, "Donna Matilde," released by Edizioni Fondazione AIMC in 2023, delves into the life of Matilde Serao, a trailblazer in Italian journalism. Born in…
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New Children's Book 'Painting the Light' Chronicles Berthe Morisot's Life
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'Painting the Light,' a picture book for children authored by Natalia Iacobelli and illustrated by Rosanna Tasker, presents the story of Berthe Morisot, a notable female…
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