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• Doppelgänger in Gothic Literature: From Romanticism to AI publication

  The doppelgänger, or 'double-walker,' has haunted Gothic literature since the term was coined in Jean Paul's 1797 novel. The figure appears across cultures as spirit doubles, evil…

• Pope Leo XIV's First Encyclical Critiques Silicon Valley, Cites Gandalf publication

  Pope Leo XIV has released his first encyclical, a teaching document of significant weight, in which he takes on Silicon Valley and advocates for adopting victims' perspectives,…

• Unpublished James Krüss children's book warns against blind faith in progress publication

  A previously unpublished children's book by James Krüss, one of postwar Germany's most successful children's authors, is being released for his 100th birthday. Titled "Die…

• Robert Seethaler's 'Die Straße' Tops Bestseller List with New Direction publication

  Robert Seethaler's latest novel, 'Die Straße', has immediately entered the bestseller list upon release. Unlike his previous works, this book floats without a specific place or…

• The Last Parade and DJ m3che Release Collaborative Single 'My Old Friend' publication

  On May 29, 2026, French artist The Last Parade released 'My Old Friend', a single blending electro and country, featuring DJ m3che. The collaboration originated when both artists…

• David Szauder on AI, Absurdity, and His First Monograph publication

  David Szauder, a media artist, shares insights into his work and his upcoming monograph titled 'Glitches and Glory: The Digitally Rewired Art of David Szauder' (Gestalten, 2025).…

• Jo Ann Chaus's Unspoken Photobook Deconstructs Imposed Gender Roles publication

  Photographer Jo Ann Chaus has been taking self-portraits since 2013, and her upcoming photobook 'Unspoken' (Kehrer Verlag, July 2026) compiles these images along with still lifes,…

• Top 10 Art History Websites for Exam Success in 2025–2026 publication

  Beaux Arts Magazine has compiled a list of ten online resources to help French high school and university students prepare for their 2025–2026 art history and visual arts exams.…

• Pope Leo XIV's encyclical positions art as bulwark against AI-driven creative atrophy publication

  Pope Leo XIV's encyclical 'Magnifica humanitas', signed on 15 May 2026, addresses the relationship between art and artificial intelligence, arguing that creativity is atrophying…

• Joanna Stern's Year-Long AI Immersion: 'I Am Not a Robot' publication

  In her recently published book, 'I Am Not a Robot,' Joanna Stern, a former technology journalist for the Wall Street Journal, reflects on her 2025 journey with over 100 AI tools.…

• Axel Fischbacher Trio Releases 'normal II' with Expanded Lineup publication

  The Axel Fischbacher Trio releases its new album 'normal II' on May 29, 2025, expanding to a quintet with vocalist Tamara Lukasheva and saxophonist Ohad Talmor. The album explores…

• Tal Arditi's 'Love Myself': A Journey to Self-Acceptance publication

  Singer-songwriter Tal Arditi releases his new album 'Love Myself', exploring themes of self-love and acceptance. The 27-year-old Berlin-based musician, who studied jazz, shifted…

• Litiges! Debut EP 'I wanna be a diamond' Blends Rock and Electronica publication

  Litiges!, the new project by Vinz Noise, will release its debut EP 'I wanna be a diamond' in early 2027. The six-track EP emerged from a period of fracture and reconstruction,…

• Odysseus and the Little Iliad: The Cunning Behind the Trojan Horse publication

  The Little Iliad, a lost epic of the Trojan Cycle, details how Odysseus orchestrated the Greek victory through cunning rather than force. After the deaths of Achilles, Hector,…

• Bellini Boy Drops Debut EP 'Impulsivo' publication

  Swiss-Italian artist Bellini Boy released his debut EP 'Impulsivo' on May 29, co-produced with Berlin-based musician Gaspar Narby. The body-led pop project fuses music, dance, and…

• Duccio di Buoninsegna: Five Works That Shaped Italian Art publication

  Duccio di Buoninsegna, a Sienese artist active in the late 13th and early 14th centuries, revolutionized Italian art by infusing Byzantine iconography with naturalism and…

• Anne Nobels' Burning Lilies Explores Childlessness Through Photography publication

  Anne Nobels' photographic series 'Burning Lilies' addresses the personal and delicate theme of choosing not to have children. The project aims to reveal the vulnerability and…

• Galerie Editor Jacqueline Terrebonne Previews Summer 2026 Artful Escapes Issue publication

  Jacqueline Terrebonne, Editor in Chief of Galerie Magazine, introduces the Summer 2026 Artful Escapes issue, highlighting the East Hampton home of founder Lisa Fayne Cohen,…

• Icelandic Composer Eyþór Arnalds Releases Album 'Music for Walking' publication

  Icelandic composer and cellist Eyþór Arnalds discusses his new album 'Music for Walking,' designed to be listened to on headphones during solitary walks in nature. The album…

• The AI Art Magazine Issue 2: Critical Perspectives on AI and Art publication

  The second issue of The AI Art Magazine, edited by Christoph Grünberger and titled Critical Intelligence, has been published by polardots.studio GmbH in Germany, 2025. The…

• Sabina Podjed's Glitch Portal Surrealism Explores Perception Through Digital Rupture publication

  Sabina Podjed's series 'Glitch Portal Surrealism' is a visual investigation into contemporary perception, positioned at the intersection of human imagination and machine. The work…

• Ten Nude Paintings in Natural Settings Explored publication

  A survey of ten paintings featuring nude figures in landscapes, spanning from Proto-Cubist to Expressionist works. Artists include Jean Metzinger, William-Adolphe Bouguereau,…

• Rivers as Muse: 10 Paintings Spanning Art History publication

  DailyArt Magazine surveys ten iconic paintings featuring rivers, from Thomas Cole's 'The Oxbow' (1836) to Lawrence Alma-Tadema's 'The Finding of Moses' (1904). The article…

• Constable's Influence on Scottish Painter McTaggart Explored publication

  William McTaggart was profoundly inspired by John Constable's artwork 'Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows' (1831), which he encountered at the 1857 Art Treasures Exhibition in…

• Paolo Maurensig's "Il diavolo nel cassetto" reviewed posthumously publication

  Italian writer Paolo Maurensig died on Saturday, May 29. A review of his last novel, "Il diavolo nel cassetto" (Einaudi), is republished. The short novel plays with the literary…

• Francesca de Carolis raccoglie i suoi articoli in "Storie randagie – Il graffio del gatto per restare umani" publication

  Il libro "Storie randagie – Il graffio del gatto per restare umani" (Le strade bianche di Stampa Alternativa) di Francesca de Carolis raccoglie articoli pubblicati tra il 2014 e…

• Shohei Shigematsu Guest Edits Whitewall's Japan Issue publication

  OMA partner Shohei Shigematsu guest edits Whitewall's Spring 2026 Japan issue, focusing on the people shaping contemporary culture. The issue explores Japan's layered coexistence…

• Dan Assayag's Y'Africa Season 4 Profiles 18 African Musicians publication

  Dan Assayag has directed the fourth season of the documentary series Y'Africa, now available on Trace Urban and Orange's Max it TV. The season profiles 18 musicians from Rwanda,…

• Dante Alighieri's Convivio: Nobility of the Soul Over Wealth publication

  An article on Artspecialday examines Dante Alighieri's concept of nobility as articulated in his Convivio, written between 1304 and 1307. Born in Florence between May 21 and June…

• Vogue's Mid-Year Roundup of the Best Books of 2026 publication

  Vogue has released its mid-year compilation of the finest books from 2026, spotlighting significant titles published between January and June. Among these are Belle Burden's…

• Mauro Restiffe and Maria Manoella's Intimate Photobook 'Onda Avalanche Vulcão' publication

  The photobook 'Onda Avalanche Vulcão' by Mauro Restiffe and Maria Manoella, published by Familia Editions in 2025, juxtaposes intimate photographs of the couple with vast…

• Glocal Design Magazine Issue 89: Visionary Women Redefining Mexican Architecture publication

  Glocal Design Magazine's 89th edition, titled 'Visionarias del Espacio. Pensamiento, materia y poder constructivo,' profiles 15 leading Mexican female architects and interior…

• Queer Latinx Artists Counter the Myth of New York in Artishock Essay publication

  An essay published by Artishock Revista examines how four queer Latinx artists—Félix González-Torres, Boris Torres, Carlos Motta, and Raúl de Nieves—negotiate their relationship…

• Dame Mary Berry releases first gardening book at 91 publication

  At 91, Dame Mary Berry has released her debut gardening book titled 'My Gardening Life' and was honored with a Bafta fellowship in May. During the Hay Festival, she engaged in a…

• Nat Geo Doc 'Time and Water' Chronicles Iceland's Glacial Extinction Through Family Archives publication

  National Geographic's documentary 'Time and Water,' directed by Academy Award-nominated Sara Dosa, follows Icelandic writer Andri Snær Magnason as he confronts the loss of…

• Dominique Perrault's Groundscape: From BnF to Giacometti Museum publication

  Architect Dominique Perrault's concept of "Groundscape"—architecture buried beneath the city surface—is explored in a new monograph published by Gallimard. The book, authored by…

• Jean-Christophe Rufin's new Aurel novel set on Napoleon's exile island publication

  Jean-Christophe Rufin, a physician, 2001 Goncourt Prize winner, and member of the Académie Française since 2008, has published the seventh installment of his detective series 'Les…

• Knowledge Beyond Words: The Ineffable in Art and Experience publication

  A Psyche article explores the concept of ineffable knowledge—understanding that cannot be fully captured by language or transmitted through lectures or textbooks. This special…

• Christina Mrozik Launches Oracle Deck 'The Feelings of All Things' on Kickstarter publication

  Artist Christina Mrozik has created 'The Feelings of All Things,' a 50-card oracle deck exploring emotional terrain through surreal, monochromatic illustrations of flora and…

• Suzanne Belaubre Releases Debut Album 'Feu de bois' publication

  Suzanne Belaubre, a French singer-songwriter, pianist, bassist, and beatmaker, has released her first full-length album 'Feu de bois' following an earlier mixtape. The album…