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• Kantemir Balagov's 'Butterfly Jam' Explores Cherkess Immigrant Life in New Jersey opinion-review

  Russian filmmaker Kantemir Balagov, working in exile, has directed his third feature film, "Butterfly Jam," set within the Cherkess immigrant community in the United States. The…

• Atelier dei Moderni Brings Matisse, Picasso, Braque and Bacon to Reggia di Venaria opinion-review

  At the Reggia di Venaria in Venaria Reale, the exhibition Atelier dei Moderni showcases approximately sixty artworks from the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon, highlighting…

• Marc Fitoussi brocarde le cinéma dans « Ni vue, ni connue » avec Isabelle Huppert et Sandrine Kiberlain opinion-review

  Le réalisateur Marc Fitoussi signe une nouvelle comédie intitulée « Ni vue, ni connue », portée par Isabelle Huppert et Sandrine Kiberlain. Le film met en scène une figurante…

• « The Social Reckoning », d'Aaron Sorkin, peine à convaincre opinion-review

  Le film « The Social Reckoning », réalisé par Aaron Sorkin, explore les effets toxiques de Facebook et d'Instagram. Présenté comme une suite à « The Social Network » de David…

• Glasstire Essay Examines Art World's Transparency Problem opinion-review

  On October 6, 2026, Glasstire released a new essay as part of its 25th-anniversary series, which contends that the modern art sector is built on hidden access frameworks, unpaid…

• Pankaj Mishra verteidigt deutsche Gaza-Haltung in Süddeutsche-Zeitung-Interview opinion-review

  In einem Interview mit der Süddeutschen Zeitung kritisiert der indische Autor Pankaj Mishra die heftigen Angriffe auf Deutschland wegen seiner Haltung zum Gaza-Konflikt und…

• Philipp Ruch: Politische Kunst ist "absolut erfolglos" opinion-review

  In der aktuellen Episode des Podcasts "Fantasiemuskel" des Monopol-Magazins diskutiert Philipp Ruch, der Gründer des Zentrums für politische Schönheit, mit Torsten Fremer und…

• US-China AI Cooperation Requires Expert Collaboration and Corporate Pressure, Not Slowdown Debate opinion-review

  In a piece for the South China Morning Post, the author argues that the idea of China potentially agreeing to restrict AI advancements is misguided. Instead, for meaningful…

• US Midterms: Democrats Target Kansas and Texas as Trump Looms Over November 3 Vote opinion-review

  In four weeks, US voters will elect a new Congress, and Democrats are eyeing opportunities even in Kansas, a state that last elected a Democratic senator in 1932. Democratic…

• Süddeutsche Zeitung fragt: Überwachung oder Innovation im Smart Home? opinion-review

  Kameras sind inzwischen in Kopfhörern, Kühlschränken, Öfen und Zahnbürsten verbaut. Die Süddeutsche Zeitung wirft in einem Kulturbeitrag die Frage auf, ob der Tech-Branche nichts…

• Patrick Ryan's Novel "Buckeye" Reviewed in Süddeutsche Zeitung opinion-review

  Patrick Ryan's novel "Buckeye" portrays two families in America's heartland across multiple generations. The Süddeutsche Zeitung review characterizes the book as sentimental while…

• Steven Heller Chronicles the Dismantling of His 50-Year Design Library opinion-review

  Design critic and author Steven Heller has written a first-person account in PRINT Magazine's Daily Heller column about divesting himself of a personal design research library…

• Raffaele Mattioli e l'idea di finanza come bene culturale: grafici, numeri e classici letterari opinion-review

  In un articolo pubblicato su Artribune, Francesco Maria Mainardis esplora la possibilità di considerare la finanza come un bene culturale, partendo da una citazione del banchiere…

• Tate Britain's "The 90s: Art and Fashion" Review: A Magazine Spread, Not an Exhibition opinion-review

  Tate Britain in London is currently featuring "The 90s: Art and Fashion," an exhibition that a review in The Guardian describes as alarmingly superficial, merely presenting the…

• Steven Guttmann schildert antisemitische Begegnung in München nach dem 7. Oktober opinion-review

  In einem Gastbeitrag für die Süddeutsche Zeitung erläutert Steven Guttmann, wie das Tragen einer Kippa im deutschen Alltag seit dem 7. Oktober zu einer schwierigen Wahl geworden…

• Etgar Keret Essay in Süddeutsche Zeitung Warns of Permanent October 7 Mindset in Israel opinion-review

  In a guest essay published by the Süddeutsche Zeitung, the Israeli writer Etgar Keret examines how the October 7 attacks risk hardening into a lasting state of mind in Israel. The…

• De dood van de Lady of Shalott: weven, spiegels en Plato's grotallegorie in kunst en mythe opinion-review

  In een reflectief essay onderzoekt Lieke Smits de redenen achter de dood van de Lady of Shalott, een vraag die haar al vijfentwintig jaar bezighoudt. Dit personage, afkomstig uit…

• Phin Jennings Examines Auction Houses' Promises for Major Consignments opinion-review

  In an opinion piece for Ocula, Phin Jennings investigates the promises that auction houses make to secure major consignments. The article notes that blockbuster estate sales have…

• Maxim Biller's Claim That Leftism and Antisemitism Are 'Siamese Twins' Sparks Debate opinion-review

  In a recent episode of Paul Ronzheimer's podcast, author Maxim Biller asserted that left-wing politics and antisemitism are inseparable, calling them 'siamese twins.' He cited…

• Spain's Summer of Protest Picnics Leads Pedro Sánchez to Call Snap Election for 29 November opinion-review

  On 29 October 2026, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of Spain declared the dissolution of parliament and called for snap elections on 29 November, attributing this decision to three…

• Photographer Jeremy Embraces Telephoto Lenses for Landscape Work in New Hampshire opinion-review

  Jeremy, a photographer, has publicly acknowledged his preference for telephoto lenses over wide-angle optics in landscape photography. During a weekend trip to the White Mountains…

• Ismaël Saidi's "Tribulations d'un musulman d'ici" at Théâtre des Mathurins: A Vibrant Ode to Tolerance opinion-review

  Ismaël Saidi presents his solo performance "Tribulations d'un musulman d'ici" at the Théâtre des Mathurins in Paris, inspired by his own autobiographical work. A Belgian of…

• Literary Substack Debate Erupts Over Naomi Kanakia's Little Magazine Critique and Simon During's Response opinion-review

  A recent exchange on literary Substack has illuminated the platform's dynamics. Naomi Kanakia published a review of contemporary American little magazines (n+1, Yale Review, The…

• « Primaires, une machine à perdre ? » : LCP examine le scrutin de la gauche avec François Hollande et Manuel Valls opinion-review

  Diffusée sur LCP, l'émission « Primaires, une machine à perdre ? » propose une mise en perspective du mode de scrutin primaire au moment où cinq candidats sont en lice pour la…

• Aphrodite Review Criticizes Ashmolean Museum's Treatment of the Goddess of Love opinion-review

  A review in The Guardian criticizes the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford for its exhibition 'Aphrodite,' calling it a 'trashy' treatment of the Greek goddess of love. The review notes…

• Andreas Dresen's "Alte Liebe" Disappoints with Catastrophic Ending opinion-review

  The film adaptation of "Alte Liebe," based on the novel by Elke Heidenreich and Bernd Schroeder, directed by Andreas Dresen, has been met with backlash due to its conclusion.…

• Berlin Housing Expropriation Debate Invokes Friedrich Engels's 1872 'Zur Wohnungsfrage' opinion-review

  Berlin is debating the expropriation of 200,000 apartments from large housing companies, and the argument against the plan echoes Friedrich Engels's 1872 text "Zur Wohnungsfrage."…

• Screamo in Coffee Shops and Pizza Joints: A Critic's Case Against Loud Music in Food Service opinion-review

  In a first-person essay for Ravenous, Courtney E. Smith recounts visits to two Texas food spots where aggressive music dominated the dining experience. At Stranded Coffee in San…

• Johannes Varwick Analyzes Peace Protests and German Rearmament Debate opinion-review

  On October 3, up to 35,000 people protested against rearmament, gathering at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. Johannes Varwick, the author of the piece, also spoke at the event.…

• Los símbolos del gato y el cuervo en el arte: superstición, mal agüero y veneración opinion-review

  El artículo explora cómo los significados de los símbolos animales, especialmente el gato y el cuervo, varían según la cultura y la época. El autor revela una superstición…

• Dieter Roelstraete's Column Explores Why Art Feels Irrelevant When Time Is Scarce opinion-review

  In a column for Monopol, Dieter Roelstraete argues that as life accelerates, the time required for basic survival increases, leaving less room for art and making it feel…

• AfD Isolated in Europe as Meloni, Farage and Le Pen Keep Their Distance opinion-review

  Germany's Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) has risen to the top of national polling but remains categorically isolated among Europe's right-wing parties. Giorgia Meloni, Nigel…

• The New Yorker Examines How Lists Became Our Defense Against Endless Slop opinion-review

  In an essay for The New Yorker, the writer examines how list-making has transformed from the listicles of the early 2010s to the current trend of short-form videos and rankings.…

• Maximilian Kasy Interview: AI Fear and the Automation of Each Other opinion-review

  Maximilian Kasy, an Oxford professor, gave an interview about artificial intelligence, addressing both appropriate and misplaced fears. He also raised the question of why the…

• Bergson and Deleuze on Duration: How Lived Time Differs From Clock Time opinion-review

  Henri Bergson's idea of duration, or la durée, perceives time as an uninterrupted stream of uniquely distinct moments, in stark contrast to the artificial nature of clock time. He…

• Kat Wong of Oh Yeah Advises on Moving Beyond Past Success in Creative Careers opinion-review

  In the latest edition of Creative Career Conundrums by If You Could Jobs, Kat Wong, the founder of the career transition platform Oh Yeah, responds to a query from a top graphic…

• Slovacchia: arte, architettura e memoria in un reportage da Bratislava a Trenčín opinion-review

  Il reportage di Dimitri Ruggeri su Artribune analizza Bratislava, Devín e Trenčín, mettendo in luce la coesistenza di arte, architettura e memoria in una Slovacchia in evoluzione.…

• La soglia del visibile: come il limite genera l'immagine nell'arte contemporanea opinion-review

  Il saggio "La soglia del visibile" analizza come ogni immagine nasca da una separazione e come la soglia, concepita come struttura percettiva, regoli il passaggio tra ciò che è…

• Architecture and the Politics of Waste: From Fresh Kills to Global Waste Colonialism opinion-review

  In 1948, Fresh Kills Landfill was created by Robert Moses on Staten Island, selected for its inexpensive marshland. By 1955, it had become the largest landfill worldwide, reaching…

• Volksbühne Opening Disappoints, Tom of Finland Foundation in Dispute, Ingrid Wiener Dies at 83 opinion-review

  Matthias Lilienthal kicked off his inaugural season as the director of the Berlin Volksbühne with 'Hausputz' by Florentina Holzinger, which showcased nude climbers and a massive…