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• April Art Book Selections: New Publications on Displaced Art, Gerda Taro, and Convent Life publication

  The article presents a curated selection of three art books published in April 2026. Bénédicte Savoy's '¿A quién pertenece la belleza?' (Cátedra, 2026, 264 pp., €17.95) examines…

• Megan O'Grady's 'How It Feels to Be Alive' Explores Art, Empathy, and Personal History publication

  Megan O'Grady's new book 'How It Feels to Be Alive' examines five artworks by Agnes Martin, Carrie Mae Weems, Berthe Morisot, Barbara Kruger, and Pope.L, interweaving their…

• Gérard Manset releases 26th album at 80, uses AI for music video publication

  At 80 years old, French singer Gérard Manset has released his 26th album, 'Je ne veux pas'. True to his singular artistic vision, the marginal artist employed artificial…

• 1964 Art School Experiment Reveals Problem-Finding as Key to Creativity publication

  A landmark 1964 study by psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jacob Getzels at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago found that art students who spent more time exploring…

• Simone Ashley Covers Vogue Germany May 2026, Talks 'Devil Wears Prada 2' and Debut EP publication

  Simone Ashley, 31, is the cover star of Vogue Germany's May 2026 issue. The actor and musician released her debut EP 'Songs I Wrote in New York' on April 10, 2026, and attended…

• Milk! Explores Domestic Tension Between Photographer and Model publication

  In an exclusive feature for KALTBLUT, Maxwell Anderson presents 'Milk!', a photographic series starring model Todd Lamming. This work is part of a continuing partnership that…

• Laura Alcoba's 'Minuit à bord' traces Benjamin Fondane's lost film in Argentina publication

  Laura Alcoba's novel 'Minuit à bord' (Gallimard) investigates the mystery of 'Tararira', a film shot in Argentina in 1936 by Benjamin Fondane (born Benjamin Wechsler in Romania),…

• Big Five Publishers Launch Dedicated 'New Adult' Imprints publication

  Four of the Big Five publishers have launched imprints devoted to 'new adult' fiction, a category for readers aged 18–24. St. Martin's Publishing Group introduced Saturday Books…

• Vogue Publishes Third Annual Global Spa Guide Based on First-Hand Experiences publication

  Vogue has unveiled its third annual Global Spa Guide, showcasing a selection of outstanding wellness retreats derived solely from direct reporting. This edition features 22 newly…

• Vogue's Global Spa Guide Contributors publication

  Vogue has released a comprehensive global spa guide, showcasing insights from a diverse group of editors and writers, such as Chloe Schama, Florence O'Connor, Tamar Adler, Margaux…

• Max Bunker steps down from Alan Ford after 50+ years, son takes over publication

  After more than five decades, Italian comic writer Max Bunker (pseudonym of Luciano Secchi) has announced he will stop writing new stories for Alan Ford, the series he created in…

• Owls in Art: A 32,000-Year Survey from Chauvet to Wyeth publication

  An article from DailyArt Magazine explores the representation of owls in art over a span of 32,000 years, beginning with the Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc Cave drawing (32,000–30,000 BCE)…

• 10 Iconic Cubist Paintings Every Art Lover Should Know publication

  DailyArt Magazine highlights ten seminal Cubist works that redefined modern art. The list includes Georges Braque's Trees at L'Estaque (1908), which prompted critic Louis…

• Six Paintings Celebrating Reading on World Book Day publication

  For World Book Day on April 23, six paintings depicting reading are highlighted. Antonello da Messina's 'Virgin Annunciate' (1476) shows Mary interrupted at her reading,…

• Review: 'Superman: The Art and Making of the Film' publication

  A review of the book 'Superman: The Art and Making of the Film', a 176-page hardcover published by Abrams. The book focuses more on movie production than art, with artworks taking…

• Book vs. Film: Which 'The Devil Wears Prada' Characters Are Better? publication

  A Vogue article compares characters from Lauren Weisberger's 2003 novel 'The Devil Wears Prada' to their film counterparts directed by David Frankel and adapted by Aline Brosh…

• Mark Jenkin's 'Rose of Nevada' Traps Fishermen in a Time Loop publication

  Mark Jenkin's latest film, 'Rose of Nevada,' is set to debut in UK cinemas on April 24. The Cornish filmmaker, who received a BAFTA for Outstanding Debut with 'Bait' in 2020,…

• Nick Prideaux: Visual Diary of Everyday Magic publication

  Australian photographer Nick Prideaux published his first book '008' with Setanta Books in 2021, defining his work as a 'visual diary' that elevates simple, overlooked subjects—a…

• Zendaya Film 'The Drama' References Lindsay McCrum's 'Chicks with Guns' publication

  Kristoffer Borgli's 2026 film The Drama, starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, features a fictional photobook called 'Brainrot' that appears inspired by Lindsay McCrum's 2011…

• George Saunders on the Short Story That Changed His Life publication

  Booker Prize winner George Saunders, author of the 2026 novel 'Vigil' about an oil company CEO's final hours, revealed in an interview with Cultured magazine that Stuart Dybek's…

• William T. Vollmann's 'Carbon Ideologies' Translated into German by Freunde & Friends publication

  Berlin-based publisher Freunde & Friends has released a three-volume German translation of William T. Vollmann's acclaimed 'Carbon Ideologies,' originally published in the US. The…

• Paul Ingendaay's Reportage on Artists in the Spanish Civil War publication

  Journalist Paul Ingendaay's historical reportage "Entscheidung in Spanien" (Decision in Spain) recounts how artists from across Europe joined the Spanish Civil War, portraying it…

• Theo Deutinger's 'Handbook of Tyranny' Dissects the Architecture of Oppression publication

  Theo Deutinger's fourth edition of 'Handbook of Tyranny' (Lars Müller, 2023) catalogs the infrastructure of authoritarian control, from crowd-control technologies and prison…

• Ursula K Le Guin's Unseen Maps Published in Book and Exhibition publication

  The recently released book and exhibition titled 'The Word for World: The Maps of Ursula K Le Guin,' curated by Sarah Shin and So Mayer, showcases the previously hidden…

• Jago Rackham Launches Debut Cookbook 'To Entertain' with East London Party publication

  Writer and cook Jago Rackham celebrated the launch of his debut book, 'To Entertain: Instructions for a Dinner Party,' at his east London home with partner Lowena Hearn. The…

• Shakespeare's Sonnets: Comparing Early and Late Versions publication

  On the 410th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death, a reflection on his sonnets highlights that the Bard himself revised his poems. An example is provided where readers can…

• Nelio Biedermann's 'Lázár' Novel Revisits 20th-Century Europe publication

  Nelio Biedermann's novel 'Lázár' has become a best-seller, retelling the story of 20th-century Europe. The book's success has generated significant buzz, with critics noting its…

• Vogue's Art-Inspired Editorials: A Visual History publication

  A Vogue article compiles 18 editorials that reference or recreate famous artworks, from a 1931 photograph evoking Hellenic sculpture to a 2023 reimagining of Edward Hopper's 'High…

• Meo Wulf Stars in KALTBLUT's 'The Girl, The Witch and The Rooster' publication

  KALTBLUT magazine has published an exclusive editorial titled 'The Girl, The Witch and The Rooster,' featuring Berlin-based drag queen and actor Meo Wulf. The project was…

• Tyla Announces Second Album 'A-Pop' for July Release publication

  South African singer Tyla will release her second studio album 'A-Pop' on July 24, following her self-titled debut 'Tyla' which brought her international breakthrough. The album…

• Chicano Art: 7 Key Works from Murals to Installations publication

  Chicano artists in the 1970s used murals, posters, and installations to protest social issues and celebrate heritage. Judy Baca's The Great Wall of Los Angeles (1977–present)…

• Elena Ferrante's Essay Collection Reveals Her Passion for Women's Literature publication

  The true identity of Elena Ferrante remains unknown, but her new essay collection 'An den Rändern' (At the Edges) offers insight into her literary passions. The volume reveals…

• Eric Cline on Bronze Age Collapse and Survival Lessons for Today publication

  Classicist Eric Cline discusses the collapse of Bronze Age civilizations and their varied fates in a Big Think interview. He contrasts the interconnected 'ancient G8' of the…

• Fernando Aramburu's 'Fabula' satirizes ETA's ideology publication

  Spanish writer Fernando Aramburu has published a novel titled 'Fabula', a painful satire about the Basque separatist group ETA. The book explores how ideologies become…

• Luke Oppenheimer's 'Ottuk' documents Kyrgyz wolf hunters publication

  Photographer Luke Oppenheimer's four-year project 'Ottuk' captures the lives of wolf hunters in the remote village of Ottuk, Kyrgyzstan. Published by Aliens in Residence, the work…

• Roland Barthes on Language as Skin in 'A Lover's Discourse' publication

  Roland Barthes (1915-1980), the French philosopher and literary theorist, conceived of language as a skin in his 1977 work 'A Lover's Discourse: Fragments'. Born in Cherbourg,…

• Eloise Aitken's lo-fi self-publishing celebrates Xerox-era radical print design publication

  London-based graphic designer Eloise Aitken creates self-published zines, essays, and books using cut-and-paste techniques inspired by 1970s radical print design after the birth…

• Virginie Despentes on Right-Wing Discourse Shift in French Publishing publication

  In an interview with Süddeutsche Zeitung, French bestselling author Virginie Despentes discusses how far-right billionaire Vincent Bolloré has driven a discourse shift in France,…

• América Latina Magazine: Art from Latin America and the Caribbean publication

  América Latina Magazine is a publication that compiles articles, exhibitions, and biennials focused on Latin American and Caribbean art. The content includes coverage of major…

• Contemporary And (C&): A Decade of Global Art Discourse publication

  Contemporary And (C&) is a bilingual online magazine founded in 2013 by Elke aus dem Moore, Julia Grosse, and Yvette Mutumba. It has expanded into C& Cosmos, encompassing two…