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• Photobook on Ecuadorian architecture to be published by Park Books in 2026 publication

  Francesco Russo and Luca Piffaretti have captured more than 20 modern architectural endeavors in Ecuador for their forthcoming photobook titled 'Ecuador: A Journey through…

• Maila Blasi's 'L'uliv' Explores Family Memory Through Olive Trees publication

  In the fourth installment of ATP Diary's 'Il Teorema dell'Anatra' series, photographer Maila Blasi presents 'L'uliv', a project intertwining family archives with new photographs…

• Olivier Guez novel reimagines Gertrude Bell's role in shaping Iraq publication

  A new historical novel by Olivier Guez, "Die Welt in ihren Händen" (The World in Her Hands), centers on Gertrude Bell, the only woman among the British men who partitioned the…

• Marcello Jori's 'Feto e Carletto' Published by Frankenstein, Exhibition at Galleria Federico Vavassori publication

  Marcello Jori's comic series 'Feto e Carletto', originally published in black and white on Alter Alter and later in color on Linus between 1979 and 1982, has been released in a…

• Broken Social Scene: Remember the Humans and the Collective Spirit publication

  Brendan Canning and Kevin Drew founded Broken Social Scene in 1999. Nearly 30 years later, the Canadian collective's message is more relevant than ever. Their new album "Remember…

• American Football Release Fourth Album, Embrace Musical Complexity publication

  American Football have released their fourth self-titled album, moving further into post-rock territory with experimental elements like a prog drum part on "Man Overboard," funky…

• Claude Lévi-Strauss's Structuralism Analyzed Through Film and Myth publication

  Claude Lévi-Strauss (1908-2009), the Belgian-born anthropologist and key figure in structuralism, developed a method for analyzing myths as binary oppositions that reveal…

• Francis Bacon's 'Study after Velázquez's Portrait of Pope Innocent X' Analyzed in Great Art Explained Video publication

  A new episode of the YouTube series 'Great Art Explained' by gallerist James Payne examines Francis Bacon's 1953 painting 'Study after Velázquez's Portrait of Pope Innocent X.'…

• Letterform Archive Publishes 330 Vintage Luggage Label Stickers in Hotel Retro publication

  A new publication titled *Hotel Retro: Vintage Luggage Labels from Tokyo to Buenos Aires* has been launched by Letterform Archive. This unique book contains 330 removable stickers…

• Judd Mercer's Top 3 Tips for Painting in Gouache on Toned Paper publication

  Colorado artist Judd Mercer shares his techniques for painting en plein air with gouache on toned paper. He recommends starting with a middle value to allow adjustments up and…

• Alison Young's 'Street Art World' Examined in BSA Review publication

  A review of Alison Young's 2016 book 'Street Art World' appears on Brooklyn Street Art, originally published by Reaktion Books. The criminologist and cultural theorist draws on…

• Rediscovered Latvian Masterpiece: Zigmunds Skujins’ Family Saga publication

  Zigmunds Skujins’ 1984 family novel 'Das Bett mit dem goldenen Bein' is a long-overlooked masterpiece of European fiction from East-Central Europe. Despite its tragic elements,…

• CREAYDESTRUYE's 'No Distance Left' Examines Sacred and Profane publication

  The AI artist CREAYDESTRUYE presents 'No Distance Left,' a series of AI-generated images that collapse religious symbolism into bodily, material excess. The work, featured in the…

• Mark Fisher's Legacy Resurfaces in Italian Cultural Scene publication

  Two recent releases, one editorial and one audiovisual, have reignited interest in Mark Fisher (1968-2017), the British cultural critic, political theorist, and anti-capitalist…

• Andrea Sceresini's Ukraine War Reporting Challenges publication

  Andrea Sceresini reported from Bakhmut in February 2023 alongside Alfredo Bosco when his military accreditation was unexpectedly suspended, barring him from accessing combat…

• Giovanni Toscano's novel 'Il guinzaglio' explores youth and relationships publication

  Giovanni Toscano's debut novel 'Il guinzaglio' (Fandango, 2021) follows Michele, a young man returning to the Pisan hills for summer after three years in northern Italy. His…

• Francesco Piccolo's 'Momenti di trascurabile felicità' offers timely solace publication

  Francesco Piccolo's book 'Momenti di trascurabile felicità', published ten years ago by Einaudi, is being revisited as a remedy for the current quarantine. The book originated…

• Stefano Tartarotti's 'Wacosky Road' Blends Comic Strip and Epistolary Novel publication

  Stefano Tartarotti, an Italian cartoonist and graduate of the Scuola di Disegno di Milano, has published 'Wacosky Road – diario segreto di una scrittrice compulsiva', a…

• Kierkegaard's Leap: Choosing God in the Abyss of Freedom publication

  Søren Kierkegaard (Copenhagen, 5 May 1813 – Copenhagen, 11 November 1855) opposed Hegelian idealism, arguing that objective truth fails to illuminate individual existence. His…

• Federica Morgia Analyzes Resonant Sections in Juan Navarro Baldeweg's Architecture publication

  Federica Morgia, an architect and professor at Sapienza Università di Roma, has published an analysis of Juan Navarro Baldeweg's architectural work, focusing on the concept of the…

• New Book on Alison Knowles Examines Fluxus Pioneer's Elusive Life publication

  Lauren Moya Ford reviews 'Performing Chance: The Art of Alison Knowles In/Out of Fluxus' by Nicole L. Woods (2026), the only book dedicated to the artist who died six months ago.…

• Práticas Instituintes: A Critical Dialogue on Institutional Blindness in the Global South publication

  In reaction to Enric Puig Punyet's yet-to-be-published piece 'Prácticas Instituyentes en el Centro de Artes Santa Mònica,' the editor of the Brazilian art publication celeste…

• Sharon Butler's Paintings Featured in Evergreen Review and AAA Exhibition publication

  Sharon Butler, a painter and the publisher of Two Coats of Paint, has had her latest works featured in the Evergreen Review alongside poems by Erin Redfern. The Evergreen Review,…

• Author Exodus Threatens University of Queensland Press After Book Cancellation publication

  The University of Queensland Press (UQP) is in serious trouble, as at least 17 authors have severed ties or refused to collaborate with them again. This turmoil started when UQP…

• Marilyn Monroe's Photographic Artistry Explored in New Yorker Essay publication

  A New Yorker essay drawn from 'Marilyn Monroe 100' examines how Marilyn Monroe transformed being photographed into an art form. The piece details Monroe's mastery of the camera,…

• Study: Western Music Has Grown Simpler and More Repetitive Over Centuries publication

  A study published in Scientific Reports analyzed over 20,000 musical pieces from the 17th century to 2021 using network science, mapping notes as nodes and transitions as edges.…

• Caleb Thal's 'To Remember' Blends Memory and Photography publication

  Photographer Caleb Thal, based in Los Angeles, has published a new book titled 'To Remember,' which explores the nature of memory through printed, re-photographed, and altered…

• Intelligence Drives Link Between Math and Music Skills publication

  Research featured in the Journal of Intelligence explores the relationship between musical talent and mathematical skills, emphasizing the influence of general intelligence.…

• The Jackson 5's Humble Beginnings in Gary, Indiana publication

  Architectural Digest published a photo essay documenting the Jackson 5's early life in a modest two-bedroom home in Gary, Indiana, before their rise to worldwide fame. The feature…

• Ismaël Jude Publishes Eco-Poetic Novel and Literary Atlas of France publication

  Author Ismaël Jude has two new releases: the novel 'Une vie de Jasmin' (Verticales) and the atlas 'En France: sur les pas de personnages de romans' (Autrement). The atlas offers…

• León Ferrari's 'Nosotros no sabíamos' Compiles Censored News of Argentina's Dictatorship publication

  León Ferrari's work 'Nosotros no sabíamos' (We Didn't Know) is an incomplete compilation of news published in 1976 newspapers about the early phases of repression under Videla's…

• 50 Years of Labor Documentaries Examined on May Day Weekend publication

  A Guardian article surveys five decades of labor union documentaries, focusing on Barbara Kopple's 'American Dream' (1990) and 'Harlan County, USA' (1976). 'American Dream'…

• Gemma Correll's Graphic Novel 'Anxietyland' Explores Mental Health Through Cartoons publication

  Gemma Correll, a UK-born, California-based cartoonist, has released 'Anxietyland', a graphic novel that examines her lifelong struggles with anxiety and panic attacks. In an…

• Baskerville Hall: A Youth Book Series Too Fast for Its Readers publication

  The youth book series 'Baskerville Hall' moves at such a rapid pace that readers can barely keep up, according to a review in the Süddeutsche Zeitung. The series, which draws…

• Designboom's Dreams in Motion Chapter Explores Dreams as Active Design Tools publication

  Designboom launches its 'Dreams in Motion' chapter, following 'Utopia Then and Now', treating dreams as active rehearsals for reality rather than passive fantasies. The chapter…

• QUENTO: A Didone Display Typeface for Editorial Headlines publication

  QUENTO is a Didone display typeface designed by Kimmy Lee and Petros Afshar, built on extreme stroke contrast with hairline horizontals at 1–2pt optical weight against verticals…

• Mari Saxon’s ‘An Untold Fairytale’ Reimagines Motherhood Through Staged Self-Portraiture publication

  Russian-born conceptual photographer Mari Saxon, based in the USA since 2022, explores motherhood, femininity, and identity in her performative photography series 'An Untold…

• Crenshaw Memoir Chronicles Intersectionality and Critical Race Theory Origins publication

  Kimberlé Crenshaw, the legal scholar who coined the terms 'intersectionality' and 'critical race theory,' has published a new memoir titled 'Backtalker.' The book traces the…

• Harriet Clark's Debut Novel 'The Hill' Reviewed in The New Yorker publication

  In the May 11, 2026 edition of The New Yorker, Harriet Clark's first novel, 'The Hill,' receives a review. The narrative centers on a daughter navigating her adolescence while…

• C41 Magazine publishes dual-narrative fashion editorial by GaayeinP publication

  C41 Magazine has published a fashion editorial titled 'Old-School Weirdness & Guidebook,' featuring two parallel narratives by the photographer GaayeinP. Story A, 'Old-School…