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• Beaux Arts decodes 10 Impressionist masterpieces publication

  Beaux Arts magazine has published an analysis of ten Impressionist masterpieces, starting with Édouard Manet's Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe, which caused a scandal at the 1863 Salon…

• Fujiki Studio + F.A.D.S Document 16 Years of Seamless Architecture publication

  Beam Editions has just put out a new paperback titled 'Seamless Architecture of Fujiki Studio + F.A.D.S.' This book spans 164 pages and highlights sixteen years of architectural…

• Antonio Delfini: The Forgotten Surrealist Writer of Modena publication

  Antonio Delfini (Modena, 1907–1963) was an Italian surrealist and author whose literary contributions remained largely overlooked during his life. Hailing from a waning noble…

• Barry Walters' 'Mighty Real' Chronicles LGBTQ Pop Music from 1969 to 2000 publication

  Barry Walters, a seasoned journalist, has released 'Mighty Real', a comprehensive exploration of LGBTQ pop music spanning from 1969 to 2000, featuring artists such as RuPaul and…

• Bertozzi & Casoni's Permanent Installation 'Sole' in Castelnuovo Rangone publication

  In Castelnuovo Rangone, Italy, the Italian artist duo Bertozzi & Casoni unveiled a permanent public installation named 'Sole.' This artwork showcases a ceramic detergent bottle…

• Sebastian Haffner's 'Der Teufelspakt' Reissued publication

  A new edition of Sebastian Haffner's 'Der Teufelspakt' has been published. The book examines German-Russian relations as a historical drama. Originally released earlier, the…

• Camus vs Sartre: The Human Nature Debate publication

  Albert Camus and Jean-Paul Sartre, two titans of 20th-century philosophy, shared overlapping interests but diverged fundamentally on human freedom. Camus, born in Algiers in 1913,…

• Alessandro Amarante Deconstructs 100 Ties into Fashion Collection publication

  Artist Alessandro Amarante created a fashion collection from 100 deconstructed vintage silk ties, completed in seven days. The project, titled '100 TIES,' transforms the tie—a…

• Alberto Arbasino’s Autocronologia: A Self-Portrait as Infinite Catalogue publication

  Adelphi has published Autocronologia, a new volume on Alberto Arbasino curated by Raffaele Manica. The book expands on the earlier Mondadori Meridiano, adding 250 pages focused on…

• Nilima Rao's Debut Novel Explores Colonial Indentured Labor in Fiji publication

  Nilima Rao, an author of Indo-Fijian heritage from Australia, has released her first novel titled "Sombres plantations : Enquête aux Fidji" (Dark Plantations: Investigation in…

• Melanie Georgacopoulos launches first high jewellery collection Eclipse publication

  Melanie Georgacopoulos has unveiled Eclipse, her first high jewellery collection, centering on pearls combined with hard stones like Onyx and Chalcedony and diamonds. The…

• Silvia Cavazzi Explores Twin Bond in Photo Series 'Il Teorema dell’Anatra V' publication

  Silvia Cavazzi presents a photographic series titled "4:52," part of the column "Il Teorema dell’Anatra" on ATP Diary. The work investigates the complexity of her relationship…

• Villeroy & Boch's 'La Boule': A Pop Art Icon of Picnic Design publication

  Villeroy & Boch, founded in 1748 by François Boch and merged in 1836 with Villeroy, is a German industrial powerhouse known for its historic and creative pedigree. In the early…

• Philosopher Laurence Devillairs Rehabilitates Vengeance in New Book publication

  Philosopher Laurence Devillairs has published a new book titled "Vengeance. Le droit de ne pas pardonner" (Stock), arguing that refusing to forgive can be an act of justice,…

• Whistler's Mother: The Story Behind an Iconic Portrait publication

  James McNeill Whistler's Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1, universally known as Whistler's Mother, was painted in 1871 after his mother Anna Matilda McNeill replaced a model…

• Stanley Tucci on Italy's Regional Food Diversity and Society's 'Messed Up' Relationship with Eating publication

  Stanley Tucci returns for the second season of 'Tucci in Italy,' premiering on Disney+ on May 12. The series travels from Sicily to Sardinia to northern Italy, exploring regional…

• Lorenzo Marone's 'Magari domani resto' Illuminates Naples' Spanish Quarters publication

  Lorenzo Marone's novel 'Magari domani resto' (Maybe Tomorrow I'll Stay) is set in Naples' Spanish Quarters, following Luce Di Notte, a thirty-five-year-old lawyer navigating…

• Monocle's Thailand Handbook Highlights Seven Top Bars and Restaurants publication

  Monocle has unveiled 'Thailand: The Monocle Handbook', which is now available for pre-order and explores the regional variety of Thai cuisine. To highlight this guide, Monocle has…

• Elias Canetti: Nobel laureate's legacy of mass psychology and 'Auto da fé' publication

  Elias Canetti, born in Ruse in 1905 to a Sephardic Jewish family, won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1981 for works marked by broad perspective, wealth of ideas, and artistic…

• Ramón Nuñez Debuts Art Book 'Life in Every Sketch' publication

  Spanish digital illustrator Ramón Nuñez, with a decade of experience at Sony Pictures Animation, Riot Games, and Dreamworks, now leads Ponke Studio and mentors emerging artists.…

• Mélanie Masarin's Cookbook 'Riviera' Brings Mediterranean Summer to Your Kitchen publication

  Mélanie Masarin, founder of non-alcoholic apéritif brand Ghia, has published a cookbook titled 'Riviera: Recipes from the Coast of France and Italy.' The book draws inspiration…

• Benjamin Fogel's novel 'Les évadés du convoi 53' honors Holocaust escapees publication

  In his novel 'Les évadés du convoi 53' (Gallimard), Benjamin Fogel narrates the harrowing escape of 13 Jewish deportees from convoy 53, which was headed to the Sobibor…

• Celine Song guest edits HTSI on creative disruption publication

  Filmmaker Celine Song guest edits HTSI, celebrating creative disruption and 'beautiful inconveniences.' The issue features Tommy Dorfman, who rose to fame on a Netflix teen drama…

• Anat Even on Her Documentary 'Collapse. Face à Gaza' and the Devastation of Kibbutz Nir Oz publication

  Israeli filmmaker Anat Even discusses the making of her documentary 'Collapse. Face à Gaza' in an interview with Le Monde. She explores the genesis of the film and the ongoing…

• Anthony Wilson's 'Mawmaw' Photographs West Virginia Grandmothers Raising Grandkids publication

  Anthony Wilson's photo series 'Mawmaw' documents grandmothers in West Virginia who have become primary caregivers for their grandchildren after family tragedies. The project,…

• Top 10 Venice Films Ranked for Art Biennale Season publication

  In conjunction with the Venice Art Biennale, Monopol Magazin has unveiled its list of the ten finest films set in Venice. Leading the ranking is Luchino Visconti's 1971 classic…

• Trudrua Dorrico Makuxi's 'Le Temps de la reconquête' Challenges Stereotypes in Paris publication

  Trudrua Dorrico Makuxi, an Indigenous poet, researcher, and curator from the Amazon, has released 'Le Temps de la reconquête' with publisher Anacaona. The work blends prose,…

• Susanne Kaisers Krimi 'Witch Hunt' über digitale Hexenjagd publication

  Susanne Kaiser veröffentlicht mit 'Witch Hunt' den zweiten Band ihrer Krimireihe um LKA-Ermittlerin Obalski. Der Roman thematisiert Hater, Incels und digitale Machtinstrumente,…

• Florence Dauchez Publishes 'Le Prix du Journalisme' Featuring Albert Londres Laureates publication

  Journalist Florence Dauchez has released 'Le Prix du journalisme', a book derived from a podcast series distributed by the INA, in which eleven female winners of the Albert…

• Wallpaper* June 2026 Travel Issue cover shoot at Amangiri, Utah publication

  The June 2026 Travel Issue of Wallpaper* magazine, entitled 'The Great Escape', showcases a cover shoot captured by Geordie Wood at Amangiri, a sprawling 600-acre resort located…

• Simon Edelstein photographs forgotten cinemas worldwide, new book on India publication

  Swiss cinematographer and director of photography Simon Edelstein has dedicated himself to documenting abandoned movie theaters around the world, preserving the memory of a…

• Four photographers commissioned to capture London through history, psychogeography, and belonging publication

  The Financial Times commissioned new photographic works from four artists exploring London through themes of history, psychogeography, and belonging. The project features diverse…

• Lana Bastašić's Debut Novel Echoes Bosnia's Tragic Fate publication

  Lana Bastašić, a young writer from Southeast Europe, has published a powerful debut novel that places her among major European literary voices. Her work engages with Bosnia's…

• Anna Maria Ortese's Neapel novel published in German for first time publication

  Anna Maria Ortese, the Grand Old Lady of Italian literature, has her Neapel novel published in German for the first time. Once hailed as a literary prodigy, she never received…

• Ost-Rap: Five East German Artists Who Shaped Deutschrap publication

  A feature on Freitag.de highlights five hip-hop acts from East Germany who developed a distinct rap tradition between Chemnitz and Rostock, often overlooked in the West…

• Debra Keirce Shares Marketing Strategies for Artists publication

  Artist Debra Keirce, a regular contributor to The BoldBrush Letter, published an article titled 'Some Marketing Strategy Ideas Worth Stealing' on the FASO platform. Drawing from…

• Sydney's 90s rave scene captured in Simon Burstall's photography publication

  Simon Burstall's photographs document Sydney's 1990s rave culture, now featured in a Guardian gallery. The images, shot without flash using a medium format camera, capture…

• 12 European Collectors on Discovering New Talent at Venice Biennale publication

  CULTURED magazine asked 12 European collectors how they discover compelling new work during the 61st Venice Biennale. Nicole Saikalis Bay (Milan) starts with emotion and dialogue…

• Damiani to Publish Walter Chandoha's 'Family Cats from the Archive' publication

  Damiani will release 'Family Cats from the Archive 1949–1962', a new book featuring dozens of black-and-white photographs by the late Walter Chandoha, known as the 'godfather of…

• Four Artist Mothers on Motherhood and Creative Practice publication

  In a feature for CULTURED, artists Hope Atherton, Jessi Reaves, Sam Moyer, and Sarah Morris discuss how raising children has transformed their art practices. Atherton describes a…