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• AnOther Magazine Celebrates 25 Years with Selfridges Talk publication

  AnOther Magazine marked its 25th anniversary with a special conversation at Selfridges in London on Tuesday evening. Editor-in-chief Susannah Frankel and fashion director Katie…

• Dror Mishani's 'Nicht' Explores Love and Deception publication

  Dror Mishani, internationally acclaimed crime novelist, releases 'Nicht', a novel centered on love rather than crime, though it retains crime elements. The story follows Eli, a…

• Lucian Freud's Unflinching Portraits of Celebrities: From Kate Moss to Queen Elizabeth II publication

  Lucian Freud (1922–2011), the grandson of Sigmund Freud, emerged as a prominent figurative painter celebrated for revealing both psychological and physical truths. His family…

• Tara Menon's European Tour Brings Her to Germany for Three Readings publication

  Harvard professor and author Tara Menon will read from her acclaimed debut novel "Unter Wasser" ("Under Water") at three German venues in June as part of her European tour. The…

• Jean-Pierre Como and Javier Girotto Release Impressionist Jazz Album 'Parfum d'azur' publication

  French pianist Jean-Pierre Como and Argentine saxophonist Javier Girotto have released the album 'Parfum d'azur', blending jazz, Latin music, and modern classical styles. The…

• Sessions Arts Club founder Jonny Gent releases 'Food Volume 1' cookbook publication

  Jonny Gent, founder of Sessions Arts Club and Cabin Studio, has published 'Food Volume 1: Sessions Arts Club', a cookbook that documents the restaurant's dishes from 2021 to 2026.…

• Sophie Lou Jacobsen's New York: A Designer's Guide to the City publication

  Sophie Lou Jacobsen, a designer with roots in Seattle and French heritage, has called New York home after living in Paris, London, and Milan. She characterizes the city as…

• Patricia Geis Brings Gaudí's Architecture to Life in Children's Pop-Up Book publication

  Patricia Geis has published "Antoni Gaudí – ¡Mira qué artista!" with Combel, a pop-up book for children aged 3 to 6 that introduces the architect's work through nine of his most…

• Ethan Persoff and Scott Marshall Release 'The Illustrated Life of Terry Southern: Book One' publication

  Ethan Persoff and Scott Marshall have published 'The Illustrated Life of Terry Southern: Book One (1924–1938)', the first volume of a five-part graphic biography of the satirist…

• Gen Z's Blended Facts and Feelings Reshape Truth publication

  Generation Z, the first cohort to grow up entirely online, is redefining the concept of truth through a social media ecosystem that merges factual information with emotional…

• Gail Crowther's 'Marilyn and Her Books' Explores the Actress's Literary Life publication

  A new book by Gail Crowther, 'Marilyn and Her Books,' examines Marilyn Monroe's life through her personal library, published by Corsair. Inspired by a list of Monroe's estate sale…

• Mister Motley Open Call: Essayist for Series on Originals and Reproductions publication

  Mister Motley launches a new essay series on originals, reproductions, forgeries, and preliminary studies. The platform seeks a fourth author to write six essays focusing on the…

• Grace Kelly's Domestic Life Captured in Architectural Digest Photo Essay publication

  Architectural Digest published a photo essay featuring 20 images of Grace Kelly in her private life, moving from Philadelphia to Monaco. The Oscar-winning actress, known for Rear…

• Patrick Church Debuts Limited-Edition 'Prayer Book' publication

  British multimedia artist Patrick Church, based in New York City, launches his debut publication 'Prayer Book' in collaboration with his husband Adriel Herrera. The book fuses…

• Vaquera Founders Reflect on Future and Past in AnOther Magazine Interview publication

  In the Spring/Summer 2026 issue of AnOther Magazine, Patric DiCaprio and Bryn Taubensee, the minds behind Vaquera, reflect on their journey from nearly shutting down to thriving…

• Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper: Apostles Identified publication

  A piece from TheCollector.com offers an in-depth analysis of the characters and their functions in Leonardo da Vinci's mural, The Last Supper, created between 1495 and 1498 on the…

• Buddhist Architecture's Adaptability Across Asia publication

  A T Magazine travel issue cover story by Aatish Taseer examines Buddhism's architectural journey through Nepal, Thailand, and Taiwan. The religion, originating in sixth-century…

• Maja Zawrzykraj's 'It Takes Time To Fall' Explores Falling as Grace publication

  Maja Zawrzykraj presents a photographic series titled 'It Takes Time To Fall: Finding Grace in the Descent,' published on C41 Magazine in May 2026. The work reimagines falling not…

• Jaydone History Video Ranks 15 Most Influential Philosophers publication

  A YouTube video titled "The Most Influential Philosophers Explained in 26 Minutes," produced by Jaydone History, has garnered over one million views. Spanning 26 minutes, the…

• Salvador Dalí's Tarot Deck: A Surrealist Masterpiece publication

  Salvador Dalí designed his own Tarot deck in the 1970s, initially commissioned by producer Albert Broccoli for the James Bond film 'Live and Let Die.' After the deal fell through,…

• Lonely Planet launches pocket-sized zine Artifact as guerrilla print offshoot publication

  Lonely Planet, the 53-year-old travel guide publisher, has launched a new pocket-sized zine called Artifact from its New York offices. The publication features photography by…

• New book 'Faro Modernism' spotlights southern Portugal's midcentury architecture publication

  Photographer Richard Walker's 'Faro Modernism', published by Batsford, challenges perceptions by presenting Faro, Portugal, as a hub of modernist architecture. The city boasts…

• Maxim Leo's Novel Critiques Coaching Industry and Corporate Empathy publication

  Maxim Leo's novel "Einatmen. Ausatmen." follows Marlene, a 39-year-old manager on the verge of becoming CEO of a large corporation, who is sent by the outgoing CEO to a…

• DailyArt Magazine Explores Female Body in Art History publication

  DailyArt Magazine published an article on January 29, 2026, by Candy Bedworth examining the representation of the female body and buttocks in art. The piece celebrates diversity…

• Umberto Eco's Pop Culture Legacy Explored in New Publication publication

  A new publication titled 'Umberto Eco. Papaveri e papere' examines the intellectual's early engagement with pop culture, predating his fame as author of 'The Name of the Rose'.…

• Donatella Di Pietrantonio's 'L'età fragile' Explores Trauma and Choice in Abruzzo publication

  Donatella Di Pietrantonio's novel 'L'età fragile' (Einaudi, 2023) is set in the Abruzzo mountains, centered on the family property 'Dente di Lupo,' which was the site of a brutal…

• Neanderthal Intelligence: Skull Shape Doesn't Prove Cognitive Inferiority publication

  New research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences challenges the long-held assumption that Neanderthals were less intelligent than early modern humans…

• Olivier Assayas on the Books That Shaped His Political Vision publication

  Filmmaker Olivier Assayas discusses the literary influences behind his political coming-of-age, ahead of the release of his new film "The Wizard of the Kremlin," an adaptation of…

• Petit Robert 2027 adds 'banger', 'matrixer', 'miskine' publication

  The 2027 edition of Le Petit Robert de la langue française, published on May 13, 2026, includes new words such as 'banger', 'bouiner', 'charo', 'matrixer', and 'miskine'.…

• New Sylvia Plath edition reveals childhood poems publication

  A new edition of Sylvia Plath's collected works includes previously unpublished childhood poems, marking the first time these early writings have been made available to the…

• Shana Levenson's Nine Art Marketing Lessons on The FASO Show publication

  Shana Levenson shared nine art marketing lessons on The FASO Show, emphasizing that galleries are no longer the primary sales driver. Most collectors find her via social media,…

• Olivier Assayas recounts his rebellious 1970s painter years in illustrated memoir publication

  Filmmaker Olivier Assayas has published an illustrated memoir, "Oublier la peinture," detailing his formative years as a young painter from age 15 to 25 in the 1970s before he…

• Philipp Johann Thimm Releases Music Video for 'Red Door' publication

  Composer and producer Philipp Johann Thimm has released a music video for the title track of his upcoming album 'The Red Door', due May 29. The video features Thimm and…

• Andrew Footit's TypeWorks Vol. 5 Explores Texture in Typography publication

  TypeWorks Vol. 5 has been unveiled by Andrew Footit, showcasing a collection of innovative typeface experiments that incorporate halftone patterns, geometric grids, and textures…

• Antonio Colombo's 'A.C. Confidential' chronicles art, cycling, and design publication

  Antonio Colombo, patron of Columbus and Cinelli, has published a memoir titled 'A.C. Confidential. La mia vita tra arte, bicicletta e design' (Ediciclo Editore, 2026, co-written…

• Rabbi Irvin Ungar's Memoir Revives Polish Artist Arthur Szyk's Anti-Nazi Legacy publication

  Irvin Ungar, a former rabbi turned antiquarian book dealer, has dedicated forty years to resurrecting the career of Arthur Szyk, a Polish émigré illustrator and caricaturist known…

• Jane Fulton Alt's 'Still Life' Transforms Grief Through Gardening and Photography publication

  MW Editions has published "Still Life: A Photographer's Journey Through Grief and Gardening" by Jane Fulton Alt, inspired by the passing of her husband, Howard, who left behind an…

• Buddy Bradley Biography Restores Legacy of Overlooked Jazz Choreographer publication

  Buddy Bradley, a jazz choreographer born in Alabama in 1905, significantly influenced dance in the 20th century despite often being overlooked. He taught prominent performers like…

• Hagai Levi adapts Etty Hillesum's diary for Arte.tv publication

  Hagai Levi has directed an adaptation of the diary of Dutch intellectual Etty Hillesum, who was murdered at Auschwitz. The film, titled "Etty," is available on Arte.tv and brings…

• Roberto Graziano Moro's 'Rust' Chronicles Underground Scenes publication

  Roberto Graziano Moro, a photographer embedded in underground culture, launched the photo column 'Rust' with Perimetro in February 2024. The project documents Italian and…