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• The Apple: A Cultural and Botanical History of Malus publication

  Marco Belpoliti and Anita Romanello trace the apple's journey from Kazakhstan's forests to global ubiquity. The apple tree, Malus, is the world's most cultivated tree and produces…

• Luca Taddio's 'Il tramonto dell'umano' Questions the End of the Human in the Digital Age publication

  Philosopher Luca Taddio's new book 'Il tramonto dell'umano. Estetica e nichilismo nell’era del digitale' (Il Melangolo, 2026) confronts the erosion of human meaning in the face of…

• Freud's Unconscious and Self-Understanding publication

  Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) revolutionized modern thought by discovering the unconscious through his work on hysteria with Josef Breuer. His psychoanalytic theory posits a complex…

• Iván Gómez Avilés publica estudio sobre el Goetheanum de Rudolf Steiner publication

  Iván Gómez Avilés ha lanzado su nuevo libro titulado 'El Goetheanum de Rudolf Steiner. Teosofía, antroposofía y geometría', publicado por Ediciones Asimétrica. En esta obra, se…

• Jennifer Balkan on Falling in Love with the Artistic Process publication

  Contemporary painter and educator Jennifer Balkan, who holds a PhD in sociology and studied behavioral neuroscience, shared eight lessons for artists on the FASO Podcast Episode…

• Celtic Myths Shape Modern Fantasy Across Media publication

  Celtic mythology has profoundly influenced modern fantasy literature, film, and games, providing core tropes like magical portals to otherworlds, time dilation, and mythical…

• Mary Kay Cosmetics: A Critical Look at the Pink Empire publication

  A review of Mary Lisa Gavenas's book "Selling Opportunity" examines the rise of Mary Kay Ash and her cosmetics company, revealing the gap between the founder's myth and the…

• J.D. Salinger's 'Catcher in the Rye' Celebrates 75 Years publication

  J.D. Salinger's novel 'The Catcher in the Rye' marks its 75th anniversary. The book has remained culturally relevant, surviving challenges from both conservative and progressive…

• WHAT IF: Collater.al Magazine Imagines an Interview with Steve Jobs on AI and Creativity publication

  Collater.al Magazine launches 'WHAT IF', a series of impossible interviews with deceased thinkers, starting with Steve Jobs. The project draws from Jobs' 1985 speech at Lunds…

• Summer Reading: Ten Light Books for Easy Holiday Enjoyment publication

  The German weekly Der Freitag has published a curated list of ten books recommended for summer reading, emphasizing works that are light, easy to carry, and tackle big themes with…

• Rubens' Raising of the Cross: A Baroque Masterpiece Analyzed publication

  Artesplorando published an in-depth analysis of Pieter Paul Rubens' triptych "The Raising of the Cross" (1610-11), originally created for the high altar of the Church of Saint…

• Apolline Bazin discusses drag as a full-fledged art form publication

  Apolline Bazin, cultural journalist and co-founder of queer media outlet Problematik, appeared on RFI's Le Grand Entretien du Soir on July 15, 2026, to discuss drag as an art of…

• Lost Art Press Issues Errata for 'Smalls' Woodworking Book publication

  Lost Art Press has published corrections for two cutlist errors in its publication 'Smalls: 18 Well-designed, Easy Projects for an Afternoon in the Workshop.' The errata address a…

• First Biography of Frederic Edwin Church Published in 2026 publication

  Victoria Johnson's "Glorious Country" (2026) is the first proper biography of 19th-century American painter Frederic Edwin Church. Church, a Hudson River School artist, expanded…

• UNIIQU3 Drops New Single “Calling My Name” with Cakes Da Killa and Leonce publication

  UNIIQU3, the Jersey Club queen, has released a new single titled “Calling My Name,” featuring Cakes Da Killa and producer Leonce. The track is the second single from her debut…

• Amelia Abraham and Linda Simpson Discuss Queer Nightlife at ICP publication

  Journalist and editor Amelia Abraham will celebrate the release of her latest editorial project, Sex, Clubs, Dissent: Visualising Queer Nightlife, in conversation with artist…

• 10 Essential Surrealist Films from 1928 to 2001 publication

  A listicle on TheCollector highlights ten defining surrealist films spanning from 1928 to 2001. The selection includes Germaine Dulac's 'The Seashell and the Clergyman' (1928),…

• Angelika Kollin's 'Mary's Children' Portraits Resilience publication

  In her project 'Mary's Children,' Estonian photographer Angelika Kollin (b. 1976) delves into the theme of resilience through a collection of portraits showcasing individuals who…

• Sex, Clubs, Dissent: Visualising Queer Nightlife Review publication

  Amelia Abraham's book 'Sex, Clubs, Dissent: Visualising Queer Nightlife' (MACK, 2026) assembles photographs and texts to challenge dismissals of queer nightlife as hedonistic. The…

• Oblio Magazine's Rejected Design Work as Editorial Art publication

  Federico Agnelli's editorial design for Oblio Magazine showcases rejected and unfinished design projects from ten studios. The print publication uses clean modular grids, extreme…

• Panini Comics lancia 'I viaggi di Topolino', collana di fumetti-guida turistica publication

  Panini Comics lancia 'I viaggi di Topolino', una nuova collana bimestrale che unisce fumetti Disney a guide turistiche. Il primo volume, in edicola dal 15 luglio, accompagna i…

• Ina Garten on Trusting Her Appetite and the Art of Connection publication

  Ina Garten, the Barefoot Contessa, is profiled in CULTURED magazine's Hamptons issue, photographed by Jeremy Liebman at her East Hampton home. She discusses her philosophy of…

• Camus' 'The Fall' Examined: Moral Narcissism and the Judge-Penitent publication

  Albert Camus' 1956 novel 'The Fall' is analyzed as a critique of moral narcissism among French intellectuals. The story is set in Amsterdam and narrated by Jean-Baptiste Clamence,…

• Naomi Fry on Carrie Fisher's 'Postcards from the Edge' publication

  Naomi Fry, a staff writer for The New Yorker, names Carrie Fisher's 1987 novel 'Postcards from the Edge' as her favorite book. She first read it at age fourteen in 1990, picking…

• Mark Wynne’s 15-Year Visual Poetry Project ‘The Journals of fred ott’ Explores Pornography and the Male Gaze publication

  Mark Wynne, a designer and author, is close to finishing 'The Journals of fred ott,' an avant-garde collection of visual poetry that he started in the early 2000s. This work…

• Melville's 'Le Deuxième Souffle' Gets Blu-ray Release publication

  Jean-Pierre Melville's 1966 heist film 'Le Deuxième Souffle' is being re-released on Blu-ray. The film stars Lino Ventura as an escaped convict gangster and is noted for its…

• Isaac Butler's 'The Perfect Moment' traces 1980s culture wars over art publication

  Isaac Butler's new book 'The Perfect Moment: God, Sex, Art, and the Birth of America's Culture Wars' examines how the religious right in the late 1980s pivoted from the Cold War…

• Van Gogh's Satirical Side: Skull with Cigarette and Top Hat Drawing publication

  An article on Artspecialday explores the lesser-known satirical works of Vincent Van Gogh, focusing on two pieces that critique bourgeois society. The first, "Skull with a…

• Homer's 'Odyssey' Cinematic Influence from Méliès to Godard publication

  A Le Monde article examines the profound influence of Homer's 'Odyssey' on cinema and audiovisual arts, tracing its impact from early filmmakers like Georges Méliès to modern…

• Matter Of's 'New New Typography' Challenges 20th-Century Design Norms publication

  The design studio Matter Of, in collaboration with Wiegand von Hartmann, has released 'New New Typography' via Sorry Press, a publication that challenges the notion that modern…

• PNPPL Magazine Releases Summer Issue 11 with Unpublished Editorials publication

  The newest issue of PNPPL Magazine, highlighting the summer of 2025, has been released, featuring more than 145 pages of engaging photo essays and interviews. Esteemed…

• Robin Bernstein's 'Mapalakata' Explores South Africa's Precolonial History Through Photography publication

  Robin Bernstein, a photographer from South Africa, has launched her first book titled 'Mapalakata', which explores the fleeting presence of visitors in the landscape of Mpumalanga…

• Arcis Saxophon Quartett Releases 'Quirky Nightclub Chronicles' publication

  The Arcis Saxophon Quartett, named after the Arcisstraße in Munich where the Hochschule für Musik und Theater is located, has released a new album titled 'Quirky Nightclub…

• 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art Book Review publication

  '65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art,' edited by Marcia Langton and Judith Ryan, is set for release in 2024 by Thames & Hudson Australia, coinciding with an exhibition…

• 13 Artworks Illustrating Odysseus' Adventures Before Nolan's Film publication

  Ahead of Christopher Nolan's film 'L'Odyssée' releasing in theaters on July 15, Connaissance des Arts surveys 13 masterpieces from art history that reinterpret Homer's ancient…

• Sigrid Undset's Exile Memoir Reexamined Amid Canonization Push publication

  A new article revisits the legacy of Norwegian Nobel laureate Sigrid Undset, focusing on her 1942 autobiographical report 'Return to the Future' written during exile in the United…

• Szczepan Twardoch's 'Die Nulllinie' Depicts War's Brutality publication

  Polish novelist Szczepan Twardoch has published a new book titled 'Die Nulllinie' that confronts the extreme human experience of war, drawing parallels to the current conflict in…

• Everything You Need to Know About Impressionism publication

  Impressionism, which emerged in 19th-century Paris, shook things up by rejecting the rigid rules of the Académie. Édouard Manet, drawing inspiration from Eugène Delacroix's…

• Santiago Zabala's 'Signs from the Future' Published in Italian publication

  Italian publisher DeriveApprodi has released the Italian translation of Santiago Zabala's latest book, 'Segni dal Futuro. Per una filosofia dell'avvertimento', translated by…

• Kyle Carrero Lopez Names Five Books That Inspired His Debut Poetry Collection publication

  Kyle Carrero Lopez's debut poetry collection, Party Line, explores Cuban–American relations, Black identity across borders, and queer nightlife. In one poem, he critiques the…