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Holocaust survivors' lessons for immunizing society against far-right extremism publication
Historian Thomas Weber and director Joachim A. Lang have published a book titled 'Nach der Nacht' that collects advice from Holocaust survivors on how to educate for humanity and…
Gabriele von Arnim's new book on farewell and hope publication
Essayist and bestselling author Gabriele von Arnim has published a highly personal book about saying goodbye, offering several good reasons for optimism.
Book launch: Cinque storie di fotografia e psicoterapia by Francesca Belgiojoso at Galleria ZEMA publication
On May 8, 2026 at 6 PM, Galleria ZEMA in Rome hosts the presentation of Francesca Belgiojoso's book Cinque storie di fotografia e psicoterapia (Seipeesei edizioni, 2026). The…
Venetians novel by Josi & Scattaglia explores Renaissance Venice and its Arsenale publication
Allegra Scattaglia and Luca Josi have co-authored the novel "Venetians – Il segreto dell'Arsenale" (published by Sonzogno), set in Renaissance Venice and centered on the Arsenale,…
Francis Kéré's Architecture Rooted in Community Empowerment publication
Architect Francis Kéré emphasizes that his work must have a positive impact on communities. His book 'Francis Kéré: Building Stories' details projects like the Primary School in…
Le Monde's Monthly Selection of Children's Books publication
On the first Monday of each month, La Matinale offers a curated selection of recently published books reviewed by the editorial team. The May 2026 edition features titles…
Susanne Heim's Study on Jewish Refugee Policy Under Nazis publication
Since Hitler's rise to power in 1933, thousands of Jews fled abroad when they could. Susanne Heim has comprehensively researched international refugee policy during the Nazi era.…
Star Wars Propaganda Art and Its Totalitarian Visual Sources publication
A DailyArt Magazine analysis traces the visual language of the Galactic Empire to three totalitarian traditions: Soviet Constructivism and Socialist Realism, Nazi monumental…
DailyArt Magazine Lists 13 Iconic Fashion Portraits from Art History publication
DailyArt Magazine published a feature titled 'Fashion Is Art: 13 Beautiful Dresses in Art History,' highlighting paintings from the 17th to 21st centuries that showcase elaborate…
Georges Papazoff: The Surrealist Who Refused to Behave publication
On April 2, 2026, Katie Mikova's article in DailyArt Magazine highlights Georges Papazoff, a Bulgarian Surrealist from the 20th century. The author characterizes Papazoff as…
Roya Soraya's Graphic Novel 'Wind im Kopftuch' Explores Iranian Identity publication
Roya Soraya, born in 1996 in Hannover, is a freelance illustrator and comic author based in Wuppertal. She studied at the Folkwang University of the Arts and debuted in 2022 with…
Alessandro Vanoli's 'Oriente. Una Storia' explores East-West narratives publication
Alessandro Vanoli's book 'Oriente. Una Storia' (Laterza, 2025) offers a dual historical analysis, examining long-term transformations while addressing contemporary fractures. The…
James L. Brooks Returns with Political Rom-Com 'Ella McCay' publication
James L. Brooks, a major but discreet figure in American cinema and co-creator of 'The Simpsons', returns to filmmaking after a long absence with 'Ella McCay'. The movie follows a…
Sara Blædel: Danish Noir Queen's Formulaic Thrillers publication
Sara Blædel, born in 1964 in Copenhagen, is Denmark's best-selling crime writer, translated into 21 languages with 3 million copies sold. After working as a waitress, she founded…
Whitewaller Venice 2026 Guide Highlights Biennale and City Exhibitions publication
Whitewall has released its Whitewaller Venice 2026 guide, a comprehensive resource for navigating the 61st Venice Biennale and concurrent exhibitions across the city. The…
Rolling Stones' 'Aftermath': The Making of a Masterpiece publication
In 1965-1966, the Rolling Stones recorded 'Aftermath', their fourth album and first masterpiece, which marked a turning point in the band's history. Manager Andrew Loog Oldham's…
The Mummy Movie: A Century of Cinematic Undeath publication
A new essay on Reactor traces the history of the mummy movie from 1913 to today, examining how the figure has been reinterpreted across cultures. Early shorts like 'The Egyptian…
Talel Aronowicz's graphic novel 'Vol 111: Sous les vagues' explores grief after Swissair crash publication
Talel Aronowicz, a Paris-based author and illustrator, has published her debut graphic novel 'Vol 111: Sous les vagues' with Helvetiq, recounting the aftermath of the Swissair…
Katie Kitamura on Reading and Writing publication
Booker-nominated author Katie Kitamura discusses her reading life in an interview with The Guardian. She recalls reading Pierre Choderlos de Laclos's 'Dangerous Liaisons' at age…
Biography Reveals Photographer Edith Tudor-Hart's Double Life as Soviet Spy publication
Yale University Press London has released a new biography titled 'A Woman Named Edith: Émigré, Photographer and Secret Agent,' focusing on the remarkable life of Edith Tudor-Hart.…
Vogue's 1945 Feature on Museum-Inspired Fashion Resurfaces Ahead of Met Exhibition publication
A 1945 Vogue editorial titled 'Museum-Inspired Evening Fashions,' photographed by John Rawlings, has been resurfaced from the magazine's archive. The feature documents a…
Daniele Mencarelli's 'Fame d'aria' Explores Love and Autism publication
Daniele Mencarelli's novel 'Fame d'aria' centers on Pietro Barzacchi, father of Jacopo, a non-verbal child with severe autism. Stranded in Sant'Anna del Sannio, Molise, after car…
Le Clézio's 'Trois Mexique' Celebrates Three Mexican Literary Icons publication
Nobel laureate Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio has published 'Trois Mexique' (Gallimard, 135 pages, €18.50), his eighth work dedicated to Mexico. The book profiles three writers:…
Loredana Grasso's Celestial Ceramics: Na-kojd-Abad and the Search for the Imaginal Realm publication
In ATP Diary's 'I (never) explain' series, artist Loredana Grasso recounts the creation of her 2025 ceramic work 'Na-kojd-Abad' (Terra di Nessundove), a fired clay plate inscribed…
Percival Everett's 2001 novel 'Erasure' remains relevant after 25 years publication
Percival Everett's 2001 novel 'Erasure' (German: 'Ausradiert') is experiencing renewed relevance due to its 2023 film adaptation 'American Fiction'. The book follows Thelonious…
Lea Ypi's novel 'Indignité' explores family history and political trauma in the Balkans publication
Lea Ypi, Albanian philosopher and novelist, discusses her book 'Indignité' (Calmann-Levy) on the RFI program 'Idées'. The novel traces the life of her grandmother Léman, born in…
Elder Beryl Van-Oploo's Sweet Potato and Native Thyme Soup Recipe publication
Elder Beryl Van-Oploo shares her recipe for sweet potato, leek, and native thyme soup, a take on vichyssoise. The soup uses native thyme for a bush flavor, available fresh or…
Sarah Trad’s Southern Lebanese Mdardra with Black Lentils and Bulgur publication
Sarah Trad, author of 'Beit Trad', shares a recipe for mdardra jnoubiyeh, a southern Lebanese variation of the classic lentil dish. Instead of rice, this version uses coarse brown…
Gemma Correll's Anxietyland: A Graphic Memoir of Panic and Alcohol publication
Cartoonist Gemma Correll, known for her illustrations on mental health, has published a new book titled 'Anxietyland' (Penguin, £25). The book is a graphic memoir exploring her…
May's New Fiction Features Unreliable Narrators and Defiant Women publication
May's latest fiction, spanning from an archaeological dig in Italy to a near-future world where people vanish into the ether, offers readers unreliable narrators and bold,…
Monet's Garden at Giverny: A Paradise of Color and Structure publication
Claude Monet (1840–1926) was both a painter and a passionate gardener. He sought nature from his early days on the Normandy coast through his explorations of light at Argenteuil,…
Monet's Impression, Sunrise: The Painting That Named Impressionism publication
Claude Monet's 1872 oil painting Impression, Sunrise, housed at the Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris, is a seminal work of French Impressionism. Painted in a few hours from the…
Claude Monet's 'Sunset on the Seine at Lavacourt, Winter Effect' Analyzed publication
Claude Monet's 1880 painting 'Sunset on the Seine at Lavacourt, Winter Effect' is a large-format landscape (100 x 150 cm) held at the Petit Palais in Paris. The work depicts the…
Karen Hagemann's 'Vergessene Soldatinnen' Rewrites Women's Military History publication
Historian Karen Hagemann has published 'Vergessene Soldatinnen' (Forgotten Female Soldiers), a foundational work examining women's roles in European militaries from the 17th…
Ole Liebl's 'Brutal fragile Typen' Examines Manosphere Psychology publication
Podcaster and influencer Ole Liebl has released a book titled 'Brutal fragile Typen' that analyzes the emotional world of the manosphere, a network of online communities promoting…
PIE Books Releases 'Miniature Worlds' Artbook Featuring Diorama Illustrations publication
PIE Books has published 'Miniature Worlds: Files of Illustrators Who Draw Small Fantasy Worlds', a 176-page paperback artbook slightly larger than A5. The book features low-gloss…
Desmond Morris's Napoleonic Cannonball Origin Story publication
Desmond Morris traces his passion for ethology and zoology to a cannonball fired by Napoleon's artillery. In his autobiographical book "Un cervo in metropolitana," he recounts…
Paul Morley's Bowie Book Published in Italian by Hoepli publication
Paul Morley's book on David Bowie, originally titled 'Far Above The World: The Time and Space of David Bowie', has been published in Italian by Hoepli as 'David Bowie. Oltre lo…
Ugo La Pietra: Italian Design's Fourth Master publication
Ugo La Pietra is identified as one of the four maîtres à penser of Italian design in the second half of the 20th century, alongside Bruno Munari, Enzo Mari, and Alessandro…
Federico Vergari's 'Atlante illustrato degli sport inusuali' explores unusual sports worldwide publication
Federico Vergari, a journalist and writer, has published 'Atlante illustrato degli sport inusuali', an illustrated atlas of unusual sports aimed at young adults. The book features…

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