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• Good Screens Report: Redesigning Technology for Positive Impact publication

  The research department of the creative platform It's Nice That has unveiled a complimentary report titled 'Good Screens,' available for download. This publication explores the…

• Alexandre Chemetoff's Urban Design: A New Publication by ORO Editions publication

  A new book titled 'Alexandre Chemetoff, Landscapes, Urbanism' explores the innovative urban design methods of French architect Alexandre Chemetoff and his firm, the Bureau des…

• Collective Living and the Architectural Imaginary: A New Book by Felipe Correa et al. publication

  The book 'Collective Living and the Architectural Imaginary', authored by Felipe Correa, Anthony Averbeck, and Devin Dobrowolski, is set to be published by Applied Research +…

• Landscapes for Adaptation: Evidence from China by Charles Waldheim publication

  The publication 'Landscapes for Adaptation: Evidence from China' by Charles Waldheim, released by Axiomatic Editions in 2026, presents sixty significant experiments in climate…

• Charles Negre's Shells: A Dialogue with Italo Calvino on Stillness and Beauty publication

  In a feature for C41 Magazine, photographer Charles Negre's series 'Shells' is explored through the lens of Italo Calvino's writings and drawings, with an interview conducted by…

• Amber Pjongluck's Two-Metre-Long Book Catalogues a Life in Objects publication

  Designer Amber Pjongluck has created a two-metre-long, Risograph-printed book titled 'Find The Earth' as her thesis project for Parsons School of Design. The publication serves as…

• Study of 35 Years of Hits Reveals Why Lyrics Resonate Deeply publication

  A recent investigation published in the Psychology of Music examined 360 tracks from the ARIA charts spanning from 1988 to 2023 to understand the emotional impact of lyrics.…

• 15 Photographers Who Shaped 200 Years of Photography publication

  To mark the bicentennial of photography, Beaux Arts magazine has published a selection of 15 photographers who have significantly influenced the medium's history. The feature…

• Ulrich Peltzer's Novel 'Der verlorene Schlaf' Links Revolutionary Paris and Contemporary Berlin publication

  German writer Ulrich Peltzer has published a new novel titled 'Der verlorene Schlaf' (The Lost Sleep). The book intricately weaves together two narratives: one follows a brilliant…

• Five Italian Summer Novels Explore Overlooked Places and Class Struggles publication

  The German newspaper der Freitag recommends five Italian novels for summer reading, each offering a political and historical perspective on Italy's 20th century. The novels cover…

• Cavazzoni's Memoir Chronicles Lifelong Friendship with Celati publication

  Luigi Grazioli reviews Ermanno Cavazzoni's book 'Storia di un'amicizia' (Quodlibet, 2026), which recounts his long and beautiful friendship with the late writer Gianni Celati. The…

• Pavese's Turin: A Literary Journey Through the City publication

  In a personal essay for Doppiozero, Enrico Palandri reflects on the role of Turin in Cesare Pavese's literary imagination, particularly in 'La bella estate'. Palandri notes that…

• Hyperallergic's Top 10 Photo Books for Summer 2026 publication

  Hyperallergic's editors and critics have curated a list of ten photo books to read this month, highlighting the importance of independent publishers in the wake of Steidl Verlag's…

• Ognjen Gligorijevic's 'The Architecture of Belief' Publication: A Tactile Editorial Design publication

  Ognjen Gligorijevic's work, 'The Architecture of Belief,' employs a monochromatic scheme accented by red to highlight important terms. It showcases high-contrast text, raw collage…

• American Universities in Crisis: Bollinger's 'University: A Reckoning' Examined publication

  In his latest book, Lee C. Bollinger tackles the challenges facing American higher education, noting a significant decline in public trust from 57% in 2015 to just 42% in 2025.…

• Neptune's Fortune: The Hunt for the San José Shipwreck publication

  The San José, a Spanish galleon that sank off Colombia in 1708 following a confrontation with the British Royal Navy, has been at the center of a significant treasure hunt. The…

• Anna Strickland's Original Hymns for 'Until the Dawn' Advent Series publication

  Rev. Anna Strickland has composed seven original hymns for the 'Until the Dawn' Advent series, each corresponding to the scriptures and sub-themes of the series. The collection…

• The Vermin: An Anti-Capitalist Indie Mag from Toronto publication

  Founded in Toronto around 2021, The Vermin is an independent magazine that emphasizes marginalized perspectives through critical and experimental content. Its title reflects a…

• Rediscovering Kenneth Romney Towndrow: V&A Blog Highlights His Modernist Book Jackets publication

  The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) recently featured a blog entry about graphic designer Kenneth Romney Towndrow (1900-1953), recognized for his KRT monogram. The museum's…

• Asma Mhalla's 'Cyberpunk' Calls for Resistance Against 'Digital Fascism' publication

  In a new German-language book, French political scientist and essayist Asma Mhalla argues that contemporary society has already become 'cyberpunk,' and she urges readers to fight…

• SPQR by Mary Beard: A Decade On, Still Reshaping Roman History publication

  Published more than ten years ago, Mary Beard's 'SPQR' offers a fresh perspective on traditional narratives of Roman history. With sales exceeding hundreds of thousands and…

• Deborah Levy's New Novel Offers a Partial Portrait of Gertrude Stein publication

  Deborah Levy's latest novel, 'My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein: A Fiction', presents a partial and fictionalized view of the iconic American writer and art collector Gertrude…

• Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere's 1992 Vogue Cover Story Revisited publication

  In a November 1992 Vogue feature, journalist Julia Reed profiled supermodel Cindy Crawford and actor Richard Gere, capturing a moment when Crawford was transitioning from modeling…

• BFI Releases Mike Leigh's Cult Classic 'Nuts in May' on Blu-ray, Alongside Other Cinematic Holiday Disasters publication

  The BFI has released Mike Leigh's 1976 cult comedy 'Nuts in May' on Blu-ray for the first time. The film, originally screened as part of the BBC's Play for Today series, follows…

• Jacqueline Crooks's 'Sky City' Explores Trauma Through Pirate Radio publication

  Jacqueline Crooks's new novel 'Sky City' follows her acclaimed debut 'Fire Rush'. The story centers on a troubled young woman in north London who finds solace in pirate radio. The…

• designboom launches Modes of Habitation chapter exploring domesticity as a laboratory for living publication

  Designboom has unveiled 'Modes of Habitation,' a project examining how living environments influence community dynamics. The first editorial reflects on the editor's teenage…

• AnOther Team's Summer Reading Picks: From Keefe to Coel publication

  The team at AnOther magazine has put together a list of summer reading picks. Deputy editor Hannah Lack recommends 'London Falling' by Patrick Radden Keefe, which delves into the…

• Dungeon Crawler Carl: The Self-Published LitRPG Series That Conquered the World publication

  Since its online launch in January 2020, Dungeon Crawler Carl, a self-published LitRPG series authored by Matt Dinniman, has achieved sales of six million copies and has…

• Rare Vintage Ice Lolly Wrappers Memorialized in 96-Page Book publication

  A new 96-page book, compiled by pop culture collector Jonny Trunk, memorializes incredibly rare vintage ice lolly wrappers, featuring designs from Fonzie, Elvis, the Daleks, Mini…

• Win a Copy of Annika Büsing's Novel 'Magisch' in kulturnews Giveaway publication

  kulturnews is offering readers the chance to win a copy of Annika Büsing's novel 'Magisch' through an exclusive giveaway for subscribers of its weekly culture newsletter. The…

• Lawrence Weiner's Posthumous Artist Book Explores Language's Slippages publication

  Primary Information has released a posthumous artist book by Lawrence Weiner, a facsimile of a notebook he kept during travels through parts of the US, Canada, and Europe in 1969.…

• Valeria Luiselli's New Novel Explores Time and Loss Across Three Generations publication

  Valeria Luiselli's latest novel, "Principio Metà Fine," translated by Tommaso Pincio and published by Einaudi in 2026, is the subject of a recent review on Doppiozero. The review…

• La Revue dessinée's 'La France Empire' Graphic Album Exposes Colonial Wounds publication

  Baptiste Bouthier, editor-in-chief of La Revue dessinée, presents the graphic album 'La France Empire', co-published by Casterman. The album compiles eight investigative reports…

• Javier Echeverría's '¡No hay derecho!' Critiques Tech-Feudal Domination publication

  Philosopher Javier Echeverría's new book, '¡No hay derecho! Contra las nubes y la tecnodominación feudal' (published by Ediciones asimétricas), argues that digital clouds and…

• AN's Editor-in-Chief Recommends Summer Reads for Travel publication

  The Architect's Newspaper's editor-in-chief has curated a list of summer reading recommendations, focusing on lightweight books suitable for travel. The selection spans…

• Expanding Design's Horizon: Climate Responses Beyond the Profession publication

  This summer has seen extraordinary wildfires, droughts, and smoke, prompting Billy Fleming to assert that the design professions are neglecting the climate emergency. He…

• Outer Space Press's 'And Then There Was the Night' Unearths a Vampire's Tale publication

  Magdalena Wysocka and Claudio Pogo from Outer Space Press have unveiled 'And Then There Was the Night' (€95), an artist's book that presents a provocative story derived from found…

• RYBN.ORG's 'Human Computers' Traces Labor-Intensive Computing History publication

  The artistic collective RYBN.ORG has published 'Human Computers: A History of Labour-Intensive Computing, Followed by 6 Self-Defence Protocols' with Les Éditions UV. Since 2013,…

• Lunar Landing: Cosmic Themes and Feminism in the Works of Four Women Artists publication

  In an insightful piece for ArtMargins, Andi Soós explores the innovative contributions of four female artists during the 1960s Space Race era. Ester Krumbachová, known for her…

• Jacques Pépin's 'La Technique' Turns 50: A Culinary Milestone publication

  Jacques Pépin's seminal cookbook 'La Technique' celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. The book, first published in 1974, revolutionized culinary education by focusing on…