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• France Culture's "LSD, la série documentaire" Examines Nuns in Four-Part Series publication

  France Culture's documentary strand "LSD, la série documentaire" has produced a four-episode sound series titled « Religieuses, des histoires de sœurs », devoted to the lives of…

• Jan Banning's Bureaucratics Revisited: Global Portraits of State Power publication

  Dutch photographer Jan Banning has unveiled Bureaucratics Revisited, which revisits his earlier works and incorporates new pieces. The initial Bureaucratics, released in 2008, was…

• Anthony Vaccarello Marks a Decade at Saint Laurent with Autumn/Winter 2026 Show and AnOther Magazine Interview publication

  Anthony Vaccarello marks a decade as creative director of Saint Laurent with his womenswear show for Autumn/Winter 2026, set in a replica of the rue de Babylone residence once…

• Félix de Givry Discusses 'Adieu monde cruel' and Cinema's Codes in Le Monde Interview publication

  Félix de Givry's first feature film, 'Adieu monde cruel,' centers on a bullied adolescent who disappears. The director discussed the project in an interview with Le Monde,…

• Cruelcitypodcast Releases Graffiti Video Featuring ALWET in Chicago publication

  Cruelcitypodcast has released a new graffiti video edit centered on the writer ALWET during a late-night session in Chicago. The footage follows a run through multiple spots,…

• The Collector Explores Three Irish Hunger Strikers: MacSwiney, Price, and Hughes publication

  An article by The Collector explores the stories of three Irish Republicans who undertook hunger strikes as a form of protest against British governance and the conditions in…

• Harivansh Verma's Ganga Dussehra Phone Photo Captures Street Vendor's Struggle publication

  Indian photographer Harivansh Verma captured a street vendor's weary expression against a backdrop of smiley-face balloons during Ganga Dussehra in Haridwar. The image, titled The…

• Hyperallergic Editor's Week: Alfredo Jaar Lecture, New Pocket Reviews, and Fall Guides publication

  In his diary covering September 7–11, Hyperallergic editor-in-chief Hakim Bishara recounts various art happenings in New York. On September 8, he engaged with Chilean artist…

• Vogue's Liana Satenstein Embraces Tiny Bags, Tracing History from Nasca to Saint Laurent publication

  In a personal essay for Vogue, Liana Satenstein describes her shift from oversized carryalls to a vintage Yves Saint Laurent patent leather black pouch, which she says makes her…

• TAILOR Newsletter Returns September 13 with Prison Atelier and Perfumer Maria Candida Gentile publication

  On Sunday, September 13, TAILOR, the Artribune newsletter dedicated to contemporary fashion, will return, emphasizing changes in the fashion landscape and tailoring practices. The…

• Anika Landsteiners Roman „Träume aus Salz“: Intuition und Selbstbestimmung auf einer griechischen Insel publication

  Anika Landsteiner has launched her latest novel, "Träume aus Salz." The story centers on Flo, who uncovers a deep-seated secret during a summer getaway on a secluded Greek island,…

• Kaktus Einarsson's 'Factoid Happiness' Explores Media-Driven Happiness with Indie-Pop publication

  Icelandic musician Kaktus Einarsson released his third album, 'Factoid Happiness,' which examines the darker aspects of modern, media-staged happiness. The album challenges the…

• Wasia Project veröffentlichen Debütalbum „Nocturne“ über AWAL publication

  Das Wasia Project hat sein Debütalbum „Nocturne“ über AWAL herausgebracht. Eine Rezension beschreibt das Werk als bittersüß, das Gefühle von Einsamkeit und Zusammengehörigkeit…

• James Ensor's "I Bagni di Ostenda" Captures the Dark Side of Summer Tourism publication

  James Ensor's 1899 drawing "I Bagni di Ostenda," held at the Museum of Fine Arts of Ghent, presents a caustic view of summer crowds. The work depicts a beach establishment overrun…

• BBC Strike in 1979 Left Doctor Who's 'Shada' Unfinished; Completed in 2017 publication

  In 1979, the BBC produced a Doctor Who episode named 'Shada' in Cambridge, crafted by Douglas Adams and starring Tom Baker as the fourth Doctor. The storyline features the Doctor,…

• «Camarades» sur Arte: la série retrace l'université expérimentale de Vincennes après Mai 68 publication

  Diffusée sur Arte à partir du 16 septembre 2026, la série «Camarades» revient sur l'ouverture, au lendemain de Mai 68, d'une université expérimentale à Vincennes par le pouvoir…

• Nietzsche's Eternal Recurrence: A Metaphor for Embracing Life publication

  The notion of eternal recurrence, which posits that existence repeats endlessly, is pivotal to Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophy. In The Gay Science, he presents a demon that…

• Elisa von Hof's "Unsichtbare Musen" Examines the Muse-Genius Dynamic from Antiquity to Kim Kardashian publication

  Elisa von Hof, deputy culture editor at Der Spiegel, has published a cultural-history nonfiction book titled "Unsichtbare Musen. Über Frauen, die unsere Welt veränderten"…

• J.M. Coetzee and Translator Mariana Dimópulos Discuss Translation in 'Parlare in lingue' publication

  J.M. Coetzee, the South African-born writer often described as postnational, appears in dialogue with his Spanish translator, the Argentine Mariana Dimópulos, in the book 'Parlare…

• Rabih Alameddine's "La vera storia di Raja il Credulone" Explores Truth and Storytelling in Wartime Beirut publication

  Rabih Alameddine, born in Jordan to Lebanese parents, has published "La vera storia di Raja il Credulone," translated into Italian by Licia Vighi for La Nave di Teseo. The novel's…

• Walter Hunt: The Man Who Invented the Future – A Review of Claudio Castellacci and Anita Romanello's Book publication

  In 1878, Italy had already discovered electric light, well before Las Vegas existed. That autumn, at the Teatro Dal Verme in Milan, a series of electric lighting tests were held.…

• Thomas Olde Heuvelt veröffentlicht „Die letzte Geschichte von Jamie Gunn“ am 14. Oktober publication

  Am 14. Oktober veröffentlicht Heyne „Die letzte Geschichte von Jamie Gunn“ von Thomas Olde Heuvelt, bekannt durch sein Werk „Hex“. Kurz nach der Buchveröffentlichung begibt sich…

• Harper Lee and Truman Capote: The Alabama Friendship That Shaped American Literature publication

  During the early 1930s in Monroeville, Alabama, neighbors Nelle Harper Lee (born April 28, 1926) and Truman Capote (born September 30, 1924) formed a friendship based on shared…

• Gabby Laurent's "Falling" Self-Portraits Published as Photobook by Loose Joints publication

  British photographer Gabby Laurent, based in London, completed the multi-year series "Falling" in 2021, photographing herself repeatedly in the act of falling and surrendering…

• Grant Wood's American Gothic and 1930s Pictorial Regionalism Examined in Italian Art Lesson publication

  Domenico Ble's Italian-language art lesson on Artspecialday focuses on Grant Wood's American Gothic, created in 1930 and currently housed at the Art Institute of Chicago. The…

• Ruth-Maria Thomas's 'Die zweitgrößte Liebe' Explores Emotional and Financial Inheritance publication

  In her novel Die zweitgrößte Liebe, Ruth-Maria Thomas examines the themes of emotional and financial inheritance, and why love sometimes is not enough. The narrative centers on a…

• Gianrico Carofiglio Brings 'Der Horizont der Nacht' to Mord Am Hellweg Crime Festival publication

  Italian author and former judge Gianrico Carofiglio will present his latest novel, 'Der Horizont der Nacht,' at the Mord Am Hellweg crime festival. The book features Avvocato…

• Manik Sarkars Debütroman „Ochsenkopf“ über einen Metzgersohn als Wurstästhet publication

  Manik Sarkars erster Roman „Ochsenkopf“ hat weniger als 180 Seiten und erzählt die Geschichte von Rensing, dem Sohn eines Metzgers, der in einem niederländischen Dorf der 1960er…

• Antonio Guiotto's 365-Day Photo Project Becomes Book and Planned Installation publication

  Antonio Guiotto, a Padova native born in 1978, has finalized a year-long photographic endeavor named 0101202531122025, in which he captured one image daily throughout 2025. This…

• Pangram Pangram Releases PP Frama Typeface Blending Futura and Avant Garde publication

  Pangram Pangram has introduced PP Frama, a new typeface that combines the sleek geometry of Futura with the striking forms of Avant Garde. Mathieu Desjardins, the studio's…

• Franziska Gänsler's "Orca" Shortlisted for the 2026 Book Prize publication

  Franziska Gänsler's "Orca" has been nominated for the 2026 Book Prize. The story centers on Cora, an employee at a meat counter, and shifts to a timeline during the Corona…

• Tayari Jones's "Goodbye, Honeysuckle" Named Book of the Week by Kulturnews publication

  Kulturnews has selected Tayari Jones's "Goodbye, Honeysuckle" as its book of the week, with a review by Matthias Jordan. The story unfolds in 1960s Louisiana, centering on the…

• Dominic Dromgoole's 'Time Frames' Reassesses the Proscenium Arch Era, 1865–1965 publication

  In *Time Frames*, Dominic Dromgoole presents the proscenium arch theatre (1865-1965) as a groundbreaking venue for innovation, analyzing the works of over 70 playwrights and…

• Colin Kaepernick Discusses Memoir 'The Perilous Fight' and NFL Activism publication

  Colin Kaepernick, former San Francisco 49ers quarterback, has released a memoir titled "The Perilous Fight" and discussed his life and activism in an interview with The New Yorker…

• Sarah Kaushik on Collage, Memory, and the Tension Between Past and Present publication

  In an interview with the Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art, Sarah Kaushik, a visual artist from the Netherlands of Indian heritage, elaborates on her collage techniques. Her series…

• CineStill 800T: How a Repurposed Motion Picture Film Became a Still Photography Favorite publication

  CineStill 800T, derived from Kodak Vision 3 5219 (Vision 3 500T), is a color negative film balanced for tungsten light, celebrated for its remarkable latitude, fine grain, and…

• Jill Lepore's 'The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State' Examines Silicon Valley's Science-Fiction Misreadings publication

  In a review published in The Atlantic, Jill Lepore's book The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State contends that figures like Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and Sam Altman misread the…

• Oswaldo García Featured in 354th Installment of A View From the Easel publication

  In the 354th edition of A View From the Easel, a series by Hyperallergic, Oswaldo García, a photographer and printmaker, is highlighted. He encountered the series' creator at the…

• Auto-Tune Moves from Studio Trick to Live Performance Staple publication

  The New York Times reported on September 11, 2026, that Auto-Tune has shifted from a controversial studio effect to a standard tool for live performance. The debate over the…

• Oasis Documentary 'Don't Look Back in Anger' Captures Fan Devotion and Brotherly Reconciliation publication

  Today marks the release of 'Don't Look Back in Anger,' a documentary about Oasis, crafted by Steven Knight and directed by Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern. This film highlights…