Opinioni e recensioni

Storie piu recenti

• Hi-Fructose Tours Three 21c Museum Hotels Across Kentucky and Missouri opinion-review

  Hi-Fructose co-founder Atta toured three 21c Museum Hotels over four days, filing a report on October 19, 2026, that covers the chain's free public galleries and restaurants.…

• Negative Reviews Halt Rotten Tomatoes Record for Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's Elizabeth Holmes Documentary opinion-review

  Two "rotten" reviews have landed on Rotten Tomatoes for "You Can See Everything," the documentary by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim centered on Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced…

• Bertelsmann's Concord Consolidates Play Licensing as Regional Theatre Shrinks opinion-review

  A recent essay on Substack, grounded in data analysis, explores the concentration of theatrical licensing within Bertelsmann, the German media giant that merged with Concord on…

• Co-op Galleries Weighed Against Commercial Representation in New Career Guide opinion-review

  A decision guide from Red Dot Blog recommends that artists weigh the costs of commercial representation against joining a cooperative gallery. It points out that monthly fees and…

• Süddeutsche Zeitung Essay: Frankreichs Krawalle und die Wut ohne Ziel opinion-review

  In einem Beitrag für die Süddeutsche Zeitung analysiert der Autor die gegenwärtigen Unruhen in Frankreich gegen die lange Tradition französischer Aufstände. Diese Erhebungen, so…

• Süddeutsche Zeitung Essay: Frankreichs Protesttradition hat ihre Zukunftsvision verloren opinion-review

  In einem Beitrag für die Süddeutsche Zeitung argumentiert Bernard-Henri Lévy, dass Frankreichs lange Tradition des Aufstands historisch stets von einem Drang in die Zukunft…

• Psychologist Jay Van Bavel Argues Doom-Laden Climate Messaging Stifles Action opinion-review

  New York University psychology and neural science professor Jay Van Bavel argues that fear-based climate communication can produce paralysis rather than action. Writing for The…

• Tate Modern's "Light and Magic" Traces Global Rise of Pictorialist Photography opinion-review

  Roughly half of the works in Tate Modern's "Light and Magic: The Birth of Art Photography" have never before been displayed in the UK, according to the Guardian's review of the…

• Italy's 1953 'Legge Truffa' Cited as Precedent for Meloni Electoral Reform opinion-review

  Italy's right-wing coalition, led by Giorgia Meloni, is advancing an electoral law reform intended to secure its re-election next year. Critics point to a historical precedent:…

• LitHub Essay Asks Whether Films Portray Poets as Pitiable opinion-review

  An essay featured on LitHub explores three contemporary films centered on poets, probing whether the cinematic portrayal of this profession is nostalgic or harsh. It suggests that…

• Hokusai's Complete Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji Opens at Dulwich Picture Gallery in First UK Showing opinion-review

  The complete Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji by Katsushika Hokusai is currently on display at Dulwich Picture Gallery in London, marking the series' first comprehensive exhibition…

• Ray Fearon Leads August Wilson's Fences at Lyric Hammersmith opinion-review

  Ray Fearon anchors the Lyric Hammersmith's staging of August Wilson's Fences, delivering what the Financial Times review calls a towering central performance. The production…

• New York Times Essay Revisits John Berger's Art Writing as Antidote to Digital Scrolling opinion-review

  A New York Times magazine piece published on October 18, 2026, argues that John Berger's essays on art and artists offer a counterweight to the distracted habits of endless online…

• Steven Heller Chronicles Chronic Insomnia in a Confessional Daily Heller Column opinion-review

  In a Daily Heller column for PRINT Magazine, originally featured on Design Observer, design writer Steven Heller shares his struggles with insomnia. He details years of restless…

• Marie von den Benken on Curiosity, Echo Chambers and the Limits of Certainty opinion-review

  In a commentary for Sleek magazine, Marie von den Benken contends that individuals who label themselves as curious often engage in a performative act rather than displaying true…

• Gabriele Krone-Schmalz und Alexander Estis debattieren Schröders Putin-Besuch opinion-review

  In a spirited exchange, former ARD correspondent Gabriele Krone-Schmalz and Swiss author Alexander Estis debated Gerhard Schröder's Birthday celebration with Vladimir Putin. The…

• Elfriede Jelinek's Debut Novel "Die Liebhaberinnen" Adapted for the Screen opinion-review

  A new film adaptation brings Elfriede Jelinek's debut novel "Die Liebhaberinnen" to the screen, translating its feminist critique of social systems into the present day. The…

• Erotic Review Director Lucy Roeber on Digital Censorship and Print's Freedom opinion-review

  In May 2025, Instagram (Meta) imposed a ban on ermagazine.com due to "pornographic or graphic sexual content," with no option for appeal. Lucy Roeber, who heads Erotic Review…

• SPD-Abgeordneter Jan Dieren fordert Nein zu Reformen und Vergesellschaftung opinion-review

  Jan Dieren, ein Bundestagsabgeordneter der SPD, kritisiert die Reformpolitik der Bundesregierung und fordert seine Partei auf, ungerechte Maßnahmen nicht länger zu unterstützen.…

• Lee Chang-dong kehrt mit „Possible Love“ zurück: Arbeitskultur und Klassenkampf im modernen Korea opinion-review

  Nach dem Mystery-Thriller „Burning“ (2018) kehrt Regisseur Lee Chang-dong mit dem Drama „Possible Love“ zurück, das derzeit in ausgewählten Kinos zu sehen ist und ab dem 6.…

• Kat Wong: Experience, Skills and Self-Study Drive Creative Careers, Not Degrees opinion-review

  In the Creative Career Conundrums column from If You Could Jobs, Kat Wong responded to a reader who questioned whether a design degree is essential for a creative profession. The…

• Cynthia Fleury on Violence and Plunder in French Cities opinion-review

  Philosopher Cynthia Fleury addresses the recent violence in French cities in a guest contribution for the Süddeutsche Zeitung, framing the unrest as a shift from protest toward…

• SS27 Trends Spotlight the Body as GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs Reshape Fashion opinion-review

  Sheer fabrics, lingerie-inspired dressing, lace, and skin-baring cutouts emerged among the defining trends of the SS27 collections, placing the body at the center of the season's…

• Julie Duclos Stages Victor Hugo's "Ruy Blas" at the Comédie-Française opinion-review

  Julie Duclos directs Victor Hugo's "Ruy Blas" at the Comédie-Française, drawing from the company's actors a level of performance described as exceptionally high. The production…

• NZZ Essay: Generation Z Reads Subtitles, Not Fewer Words opinion-review

  A study cited by the Neue Zürcher Zeitung reports that people speak fewer words each year, a decline the publication frames as a question for mind and society alike. The essay…

• Watteau's Feast of Love: Venus Restrains Cupid in a Dresden fête galante opinion-review

  Painted around 1718–1719 and now held at the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister in Dresden, Germany, Jean-Antoine Watteau's Feast of Love is an oil on canvas measuring 61 by 75…

• Watteau's Pilgrimage to the Isle of Cythera: The Fête Galante That Invented a Genre opinion-review

  Submitted to the French Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture in 1717 as his morceau de réception, Jean-Antoine Watteau's Pilgrimage to the Isle of Cythera now hangs in the…

• Doppiozero Essay on Anton Čechov Examines Gen Z's Rejection of Work opinion-review

  Davide Carnevali and Anita Romanello published an essay titled "Anton Čechov Workaholic" on the Italian cultural platform Doppiozero, dated Monday, 19 October 2026. The piece…

• Marcello Fois e l'effetto farfalla: recensione su Doppiozero opinion-review

  Un articolo firmato da Chiara De Nardi e Anita Romanello, pubblicato lunedì 19 ottobre 2026 alle 03:00 su Doppiozero, analizza il romanzo di Marcello Fois attraverso Ettore…

• Kristin Scott Thomas Leads Chekhov Revival at London's Harold Pinter Theatre opinion-review

  Ian Rickson directs Conor McPherson's adaptation of Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard at the Harold Pinter Theatre in London, running until 9 January 2027. Rickson and McPherson,…

• Le sedie come autoritratto: Van Gogh, Picasso e Munch attraverso i "posti vuoti" opinion-review

  Tra Otto e Novecento, artisti come Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso ed Edvard Munch utilizzarono la sedia come mezzo di espressione. Ispirato dall'opera "The empty chair" (1870) di…

• Leonardo and Michelangelo: The Unfinished as the Meaning of Art opinion-review

  In Florence's Palazzo Vecchio, both Michelangelo and Leonardo were tasked with frescoing the Sala del Gran Consiglio: Michelangelo was to depict the Battle of Cascina on the right…

• Motherhood in Art: From Giotto's Madonna to Bourgeois's Spider opinion-review

  A survey showcasing artistic interpretations of motherhood ranges from Byzantine icons to modern pieces. It features Caravaggio's Madonna dei Pellegrini (1606), inspired by a…

• David García-Manzanares Vázquez de Agredos Reads La Défense as a Dintel, Not an Arch opinion-review

  In a piece published in Veredes, architect David García-Manzanares Vázquez de Agredos contends that the Grande Arche de la Défense subverts the intimidating nature of traditional…

• China Integrates Climate Resilience Into Industrial Policy Ahead of Cop31 in Antalya opinion-review

  An opinion piece in the South China Morning Post highlights how China has systematically incorporated climate goals into its industrial strategy and development framework. This…

• Vogue Surveys 21st-Century Period Dramas That Rewrite the Costume Genre opinion-review

  Since 2000, Vogue has showcased period dramas that challenge conventional narratives. Among the highlighted works is a new adaptation of Sense and Sensibility (2026), which stands…

• CRAIONS Research Warns AI Could Repeat Digital Era's Value Capture of Culture opinion-review

  According to ArtsJournal's diacritical, a significant transformation is underway with AI, echoing the changes brought by the digital revolution 25 years ago in how culture is…

• Vogue Rounds Up 47 Cult Horror Films for Halloween, From Suspiria to Obsession opinion-review

  For Halloween, Vogue has assembled a collection of 47 iconic horror films that highlight both style and rewatchability. Among the featured titles are Dario Argento's Suspiria, The…

• Glasstire's Art Dirt Podcast Examines Institutional Critique in Texas Art opinion-review

  On the latest Art Dirt podcast, Brandon Zech, the publisher of Glasstire, teams up with Guest Editor Lucia Simek to explore Texas artists and collectives that critique…

• Fall Block: Umstrittener Zugriff auf das «Zeit»-Archiv und die Grenzen des Quellenschutzes opinion-review

  Im Zentrum eines medienrechtlichen Gastkommentars der NZZ steht der Fall Christina Block. Die Steakhouse-Erbin, die in den höchsten Kreisen verkehrt, soll die Entführung ihrer…