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• Edward Chisholm investigates Alain Delon's alleged involvement in a 1960s murder case publication

  Edward Chisholm reexamines whether French actor Alain Delon was implicated in a murder during the 1960s. The investigation, detailed in a new publication, suggests even police…

• Blake Masi's 'Camp' Photography Series publication

  Blake Masi's photography series 'Camp' has been featured on Booooooom. The series is presented alongside the 2025 Photo Awards winners and the Tomorrow's Talent 5 book, which…

• TAILOR Newsletter Debuts Amid Luxury Crisis and Mental Health Focus publication

  Artribune launches the new TAILOR newsletter, curated by Margherita Cuccia and Giulio Solfrizzi, dedicated to contemporary fashion as a cultural and design system. The inaugural…

• Top Crime Novels May 2026: Denise Mina, Horst Eckert, Susanne Kaiser publication

  A curated list of the best crime novels for May 2026 features six titles, including classics and debuts. Denise Mina's "Die große Hitze" revives Philip Marlowe in 1930s Los…

• Petra Collins Releases 'Star' Photo Book as Rehearsal for Feature Film Debut publication

  Petra Collins has released 'Star', her seventh book and third with Rizzoli, which centers on a fictional pop girl group and explores the dark side of fandom. The…

• Ariana Reines' 'Medea' Published as Poem publication

  Ariana Reines' work 'The Poem: Medea' has been published. The Financial Times offers access to the piece through its subscription plans, including Standard Digital and Premium…

• Vogue Recreates Key Looks from The Devil Wears Prada 2 publication

  Vogue has published a detailed shopping guide recreating the standout outfits from The Devil Wears Prada 2, now in theaters. Costume designer Molly Rogers, known for And Just Like…

• Giora Releases Queer Experimental Pop EP 'FREEWAY' on Holypop Label publication

  Giora, a multidisciplinary artist based in London, has launched their latest EP titled 'FREEWAY' under their own label, Holypop. This six-track collection delves into themes such…

• ArtReview April & May 2026 Issue: Venice Biennale Focus publication

  The April & May 2026 edition of ArtReview centers on the 61st Venice Biennale, delving into themes of boundaries and limitations. Featured on the cover is Ei Arakawa-Nash…

• ArchDaily's May Editorial Rethinks 20th-Century Design as Global Flux publication

  ArchDaily's May editorial focus, "20th Century Design in Flux: A Global Reinterpretation of Architectural History," challenges the singular Western narrative of architectural…

• Elenora Pertz Debut Album TERRA: A Musical Meditation on Earth and Cycles publication

  Elenora Pertz, an Italian-American pianist, has unveiled her inaugural solo album titled TERRA, released under the Solo Musica label and distributed by Naxos Deutschland. This…

• 10 Art Books to Read This May: From Poussin to Monet publication

  Connaissance des Arts has released its spring selection of ten art books for May, ranging from scholarly to recreational. Highlights include a four-volume set on Poussin, a…

• Oyinkan Braithwaite's new novel blends romance and superstition in Lagos publication

  Oyinkan Braithwaite, born in 1988 in Lagos, Nigeria, follows up her acclaimed debut "Ma sœur, serial killeuse" (2019) with a new novel "Filles maudites" (translated by Christine…

• Christopher Anderson's 'Index' Gathers War, Trump, and Family Photographs publication

  Photographer Christopher Anderson's new book 'Index', published by Stanley/Barker, compiles work spanning conflict zones, the Trump administration, and his family. The…

• Famous Artists' Surprising Day Jobs Revealed publication

  A DailyArt Magazine article explores the day jobs of famous artists, debunking the starving artist myth. Corita Kent was a pop artist and Roman Catholic nun, creating works like…

• Sex Workers in Art History: From Goya to Contemporary Art publication

  The article explores the representation of sex workers in art history, tracing their depiction from Francisco Goya's 'The Naked Maja' to contemporary works. It highlights how sex…

• Adolph Menzel's 'The Iron Rolling Mill': A Masterpiece of Industrial Labor publication

  Adolph Menzel's 'The Iron Rolling Mill' (1872-1875), also known as 'Modern Cyclopes,' is a seminal Realist painting depicting industrial labor in 19th-century Germany. Menzel…

• Zoe Dubno's Debut Novel Satirizes New York Art Scene publication

  Zoe Dubno's debut novel "Nur das Allerbeste" ("Only the Best") is a satire of the New York art scene and post-woke milieu, published by dtv. The book aims to be a reckoning with…

• Lelio Demichelis’s 'Tecno-archía' Diagnoses Digital Totalitarianism publication

  Philosopher Lelio Demichelis has published 'Tecno-archía o La Nave dei folli. La banalità digitale del male' (Derive Approdi), a book that systematizes his long-standing research…

• Martin Suter Returns to Italian Publishing Scene publication

  Swiss German-language writer Martin Suter has reappeared on the Italian literary scene after publishing with both Sellerio and Feltrinelli. His recent works with Sellerio include…

• Steinbeck's 1936 Articles on Migrant Workers Published in Italian publication

  A collection of seven articles by John Steinbeck, originally written in 1936 and now published in Italian as 'I nomadi' (il Saggiatore, 110 pages, €16), examines the lives of…

• Ora et labora: Marcelo Cox links monastic architecture to modern housing publication

  Chilean architect Marcelo Cox's essay 'Ora et labora. La invención de la intimidad' (Puente Editores, 139 pp, €11.90) traces how monastic spatial organization influenced modern…

• Documentary 'Chasing Ghosts' Investigates Ghost Orchid Pollination Mystery publication

  A new documentary titled 'Chasing Ghosts' follows photographers and scientists into Florida's remote swamps to solve the mystery of what pollinates the ghost orchid, one of North…

• Biennials as a Global Art Conversation publication

  Artnet News has published a project analyzing the last four years of biennials worldwide, from major events in Istanbul, Gwangju, São Paulo, Sharjah, and Venice to smaller…

• MAM Rio publishes collection catalog of Luiz Rosemberg Filho publication

  The Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro (MAM Rio) has released a digital publication titled "Coleção Luiz Rosemberg Filho," available as a free PDF download. The catalog…

• Biennial Circuit’s Most Prolific Artists Revealed in Four-Year Survey publication

  An analysis of 130 recurring global art events from 2022 to 2026 identified the artists with the most biennial appearances. Nolan Oswald Dennis leads with 14 shows, including the…

• Study Reveals Why Black Truffles Thrive in Australia publication

  A recent publication in Applied and Environmental Microbiology on April 3 highlights Australia’s rise as a significant producer of black truffles, despite the fungi's European…

• Olivia Laing on David Wojnarowicz: Art as Survival and Resistance publication

  In the upcoming Summer/Autumn 2026 edition of Another Man, Olivia Laing delves into the life and artistry of David Wojnarowicz. Born on 14 September 1954 in Red Bank, New Jersey,…

• Debunking Disinformation: Strategies from The Debunking Handbook 2020 publication

  Paul Braterman reviews The Debunking Handbook 2020, a free 12-page booklet by 22 authors from 20 institutions across 3 continents. The handbook argues that misinformation is…

• KitschKrieg and Baran Kok Release 'Big Dick Energy' Single publication

  German music production duo KitschKrieg (Fizzle and Fiji Kris) have released a new single titled 'Big Dick Energy' featuring rapper Baran Kok. The track premiered this week as…

• Gener8ion's 'Storm' reinvents the music video as total artwork publication

  The duo Gener8ion, comprising director Romain Gavras and electronic composer Surkin, merges music and cinema in their project. Their album 'Love & Tears' features eight tracks and…

• Icelandic and French Authors Collaborate on Crime Novel 'Exil(s) Islandais' publication

  Icelandic writer Eva Björg Ægisdóttir and French author Jérôme Loubry have co-written the novel 'Exil(s) Islandais', a detective story set between Reykjavik and Lyon. The book is…

• Hurricane envisions the 2126 Venice Biennale in a new comic for Artribune publication

  Hurricane, pseudonym of Ivan Manuppelli (Milan, 1985), a leading figure in Italian underground comics, has created an original comic for Artribune titled "Biennale 2126,"…

• Viktoria Sorochinski's 'Anna ed Eve' Explores Mother-Daughter Bonds Through Staged Photography publication

  Ukrainian-Canadian photographer Viktoria Sorochinski created the series 'Anna ed Eve' (2005-2012) in Montreal, documenting the relationship between a young Soviet-origin mother,…

• Lost Art Press Announces Pocketbook 'Smalls' with 18 Woodworking Projects publication

  Lost Art Press is publishing a new pocketbook titled 'Smalls: 18 Well-designed, Easy Projects for an Afternoon in the Workshop,' currently being copy edited by Kara Gebhart Uhl.…

• Jack Pierson Photographs Six British Athletes for Another Man publication

  The Summer/Autumn 2026 issue of Another Man features a fashion editorial by photographer Jack Pierson and stylist Jerry Stafford, capturing six British athletes: BMX racer Kye…

• Alicia Ponce Launches Latinas in Architecture Vol. III publication

  Alicia Ponce, a Chicago-based architect and entrepreneur, has just released the third volume of her anthology, Latinas in Architecture. Since its launch in 2021, this series has…

• Shoe’s Black Book: Graffiti as Working Object, 1985–1987 publication

  Niels Shoe Meulman's 'SHOE’S BLACK BOOK: Graffiti in the 1980’s' (Ruyzdael Publishing, December 2025) presents a reconstructed artifact from 1985–1987, blending journal,…

• Mohammed Massoud Morsi's 'The Hair of the Pigeon' Reviewed publication

  Mohammed Massoud Morsi's second novel, 'The Hair of the Pigeon', follows Ghassan, a Palestinian refugee from the Yarmouk camp in Syria, as he navigates love, war, and loss. The…

• Miranda Priestly returns in 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' as Streep's character evolves publication

  The sequel to the 2006 film 'The Devil Wears Prada' is released worldwide this week, reuniting original cast and crew. Miranda Priestly, originally written as a villain, was…