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• Dante and Shakespeare's Philosophy of Love Compared publication

  An article on Artspecialday explores the philosophy of love in Dante Alighieri and William Shakespeare, drawing on John Vyvyan's book "Rose of Love." Both poets transformed…

• Monocle May Issue Celebrates Watchmaking and Timekeeping publication

  Monocle's May 2026 issue features a celebration of watchmaking and timekeeping, alongside its annual Design Awards. Editor Andrew Tuck highlights two favorite reports: Ann Marie…

• Vogue's Earth Day Reading List: 9 Climate Books by Activists publication

  In celebration of Earth Day 2025, Vogue has collaborated with four climate advocates—Xiye Bastida, Pattie Gonia, Isaias Hernandez, and Leah Thomas—to compile a selection of nine…

• Vogue's Top Peptide Eye Creams for Firming and Hydration publication

  Peptides, short chains of amino acids that signal skin to support firmness, hydration, and repair, have become a key ingredient in anti-aging skincare, now dominating eye creams.…

• Elizabeth Goldring's 'Holbein: Renaissance Master' Examines the Artist's Genius publication

  Elizabeth Goldring's latest publication, 'Holbein: Renaissance Master,' released by Yale University Press in collaboration with the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art,…

• Daniyal Mueenuddin Discusses Fiction Based on Real People publication

  In a New Yorker interview, novelist Daniyal Mueenuddin explores the ethical and creative tensions of writing fiction that draws directly from real-life acquaintances. He examines…

• Albert Camus's 'The Wrong Side and the Right Side': Early Essays on Ambiguity publication

  Published in 1937, Albert Camus's first essay collection 'The Wrong Side and the Right Side' (L'Envers et L'Endroit) contains five lyrical essays exploring ambiguity and the…

• Natural Selection Accelerated in Humans Over Last 10,000 Years, Study Finds publication

  A study published April 15 in Nature analyzed DNA from nearly 16,000 West Eurasian individuals, revealing 479 alleles under directional selection over the past 10,000 years.…

• Could ‘A River Runs Through It’ Succeed in Today’s Publishing World? publication

  The New York Times examines whether Norman Maclean’s novella 'A River Runs Through It,' which achieved exalted status despite its regional, male, and outdoorsy focus, would face…

• Chad Moore's 'Eyes and Skies' Blends Cosmos and Portraiture publication

  Chad Moore, a New York-based photographer known for spontaneous portraits of the city's youth, has released a new photo book titled 'Eyes and Skies' (published by Super Labo). The…

• AI-Generated Book Slop Profits from Scholars' Work, Limits Future Publishing publication

  An article in The American Scholar reveals that unknown individuals are using AI tools and the pseudonym "Blake Whiting" to produce books that plagiarize the work of scholars.…

• Adam Golfer on Filming Camille Henrot's Creative Process Over a Year publication

  Director Adam Golfer discusses his film "Camille Henrot: In Movement," part of Art21's Extended Play series, released April 22, 2026. Shot over a full year in New York and Paris,…

• Book Development Programs Reinforced Colonialist Mindsets publication

  A new book by historian explores how post-WWII book donation programs, particularly Canada's Overseas Book Centre, reinforced colonialist ideologies under the guise of…

• Aeon Essay Explores the Concept of the Soul and Consciousness publication

  An essay published on Aeon argues that consciousness is not merely a biological phenomenon but is experienced as a 'soul' that coexists with the body. The piece suggests that the…

• French publishing upheaval after far-right billionaire acquires Grasset, firing respected editor Olivier Nora publication

  The recent purchase of the renowned French publishing house Grasset by a far-right billionaire has ignited a cultural clash within Paris's literary community. Following the…

• Neuroscience Study Reveals Shared Neurons for Visual Perception and Mental Imagery publication

  A research article published in Science on April 9 indicates that both viewing and imagining objects engage similar neural pathways in the brain. The study involved 16 epilepsy…

• L'ŒIL Magazine Explores Femme Fatale Archetype in May 2026 Issue publication

  The May 2026 issue of French art magazine L'ŒIL features an article titled 'Le fantasme de la femme fatale' by Marie Plantin. Published in issue number 795 on May 1, 2026, the…

• L'ŒIL Magazine Article 'D'un hémisphère à l'autre' Published May 2026 publication

  The article 'D'un hémisphère à l'autre' by Laure Albernhe appears in L'ŒIL issue 795 dated May 1, 2026. Published on April 22, 2026, the piece spans 389 words and is accessible…

• Claude Monet's Travels Explored in L'ŒIL Magazine Feature publication

  L'ŒIL magazine published an article titled 'Monet, grand voyageur' in its May 1, 2026 issue (number 795). The piece examines Claude Monet's extensive travels, though the full…

• L'ŒIL publishes anthology on time in May 2026 issue publication

  L'ŒIL published an anthology focused on the concept of time in its May 2026 issue. The publication appeared in issue number 795 of the magazine on May 1, 2026. Isabelle…

• Michelangelo Authenticity Article Published in L'ŒIL Magazine publication

  An article titled "Michel-Ange authentique" was published in L'ŒIL magazine issue number 795 on May 1, 2026. The piece was written by Isabelle Manca-Kunert and appeared on the Le…

• Marilyn Monroe Featured in L'ŒIL Magazine's May 2026 Issue publication

  The May 2026 edition of L'ŒIL magazine includes an article about Marilyn Monroe, described as an iconic idol. Written by Adrien Gombeaud, the piece appears in issue number 795 of…

• L'ŒIL Magazine Publishes 'Les jardins en poche' Article in May 2026 Issue publication

  The article 'Les jardins en poche' appears in the May 2026 edition of L'ŒIL magazine, specifically issue number 795. Authored by Isabelle Manca-Kunert, the piece was published on…

• Citadelles & Mazenod Publishes Anthology on Time publication

  French publisher Citadelles & Mazenod has released an anthology exploring humanity's enduring fascination with time. The book compiles literary sources from antiquity to…

• Michelangelo's Authentic Corpus Examined in New Book publication

  Jean-René Gaborit, former director of Sculptures at the Louvre, has published a comprehensive 500-page study reassessing Michelangelo's oeuvre. The book categorizes works into…

• Monet's Travels Traced in New Book Series publication

  French publisher Cinabre has launched a new collection titled Partance, which explores the often overlooked role of travel in artists' development. The centenary of Claude Monet's…

• Phaidon reissues garden museum reference in pocket format publication

  Phaidon has reissued its best-selling reference work "Le Musée des jardins" in a pocket-sized, affordable format. The updated edition offers a broad panorama of heritage and…

• La MansA Launches Bilingual Cultural Magazine publication

  La MansA – Maison des mondes africains has launched MansA Magazine, a bilingual (French/English) semiannual cultural review. Available in newsstands, bookstores, and online, the…

• Lee Miller Article in L'ŒIL May 2026 Issue publication

  The May 2026 issue of L'ŒIL magazine features an article titled 'Lee Miller en profondeur' by Marie Plantin. Published on April 22, 2026, this piece appears in issue number 795 of…

• Martin Parr's Revolutionary Exhibition Featured in L'ŒIL Magazine publication

  L'ŒIL magazine published an article titled 'La révolution Martin Parr' in its May 1, 2026 issue (number 795). The piece focuses on photographer Martin Parr and appears to discuss…

• L'ŒIL article 'Dans l’ombre des génies' published in May 2026 issue publication

  The article 'Dans l’ombre des génies' appeared in L'ŒIL issue number 795 on May 1, 2026. Authored by Marie Plantin, the piece was published by Le Journal des Arts on April 22,…

• Podcast rehabilitates forgotten female artists behind Hopper and Picasso publication

  A new podcast titled 'Dans l'ombre des génies' (In the Shadow of Geniuses) by Marie Plantin for L'ŒIL, published on April 22, 2026, revisits the lives of women painters who were…

• Jean-Christophe Béchet's Photographic Journey Culminates in New Book publication

  Jean-Christophe Béchet has produced a new photography book, marking the culmination of his extensive travels across the Americas, Africa, and Europe. The publication captures the…

• Alain Sarfati's Architectural Philosophy Explored in New Skira Publication publication

  A new book published by Éditions Skira examines the architectural vision of French architect Alain Sarfati, born in 1937. The publication opens with Sarfati's perspective that…

• Historian Odd Arne Westad warns of impending global conflict in new publication publication

  Norwegian historian Odd Arne Westad, author of a definitive Cold War history, has issued a warning about the potential for another major global conflict. His new publication…

• Michael Jackson Biopic Produced by His Children Omits Controversies publication

  A biopic about Michael Jackson, produced and controlled by his children, has been released seventeen years after his death. The film avoids addressing the darker aspects of the…

• Dorian Tocker's 'The Cut Is Starting to Scab' Featured on Booooooom publication

  Dorian Tocker's photo series titled 'The Cut Is Starting to Scab' has been featured on Booooooom, an art and photography website. This spotlight comes just as the 2025 Photo…

• Toiletpaper Magazine 21 and Walter Chandoha's Family Cats Archive Volume Launch at Milan Design Week publication

  The 21st issue of Toiletpaper Magazine and a volume titled "Walter Chandoha's Family Cats From the Archive 1949–1962" made their world premiere during Milan Design Week. This dual…

• Miles Greenberg Explores Ancestral Vodun Rituals in Benin for Performance Art Research publication

  In early 2026, Montreal-native performance artist and sculptor Miles Greenberg embarked on a research journey and pilgrimage to Benin, West Africa. He participated in the Vodun…

• Artsy Shark Article Advises Artists to Target Buyers Over Social Media Likes publication

  An article by Carolyn Edlund on Artsy Shark argues that artists often waste effort marketing to broad audiences on social media instead of targeting potential buyers. Social media…