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• Eight essential design history books explore modernism and women's contributions publication

  A collection of eight books on design history serves as an extensive resource on modernism and 20th-century movements. Published by Phaidon, one notable title is 'Woman Made:…

• Madrid's Fashion History Mapped in New Illustrated Guide publication

  A new cultural map titled 'El Madrid de la Moda' explores the legacy of sixteen key fashion venues in Madrid. Developed by Lorenzo Caprile, Lydia García, and Jorge Arévalo, it was…

• Marc-Uwe Kling's 'Die Känguru-Rebellion' marks a political turn in the bestselling series publication

  Marc-Uwe Kling has released 'Die Känguru-Rebellion,' the fifth installment in his popular Känguru series, after an eight-year hiatus. The book features a more serious and…

• Mary Shelley's Life and Literary Legacy: From Frankenstein to The Last Man publication

  Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin, known as Mary Shelley, was born on August 30, 1797, to feminist Mary Wollstonecraft and philosopher William Godwin. Following her mother’s passing, her…

• Hannes Peer shares Milan favorites for Wallpaper* Travel Guide launch publication

  Milan-based architect and designer Hannes Peer highlights his favorite spots in Milan for the launch of Wallpaper*'s Milan Travel Guide. Peer, who studied at Politecnico in Milan…

• Thomas Azier releases two new tracks ahead of 2027 album PANORAMA, exploring love and illness through personal crisis publication

  On March 20, 2026, Thomas Azier shared two new songs, "Year In A Spiral" and "Twenty Twenty-Three," giving fans a sneak peek of his upcoming album "PANORAMA," which is set to drop…

• Steve Parke's Intimate Prince Photographs Published in Two-Volume Special Edition publication

  ACC Art Books has released 'Prince: The Two-Volume Special Edition,' which showcases over 570 photographs taken by Steve Parke. For 13 years, Parke was the in-house art director…

• Christian Baron's essay examines human empathy through whale Timmy and veterinarian suicide statistics publication

  Christian Baron's essay explores human emotional contradictions through the case of a stranded whale named Timmy. While people poison rats and let humans drown, they shed tears…

• Louise Trotter's Bottega Veneta Debut Featured in AnOther Magazine's 25th Anniversary Issue publication

  AnOther Magazine's Spring/Summer 2026 issue showcases Louise Trotter's inaugural collection for Bottega Veneta, photographed by Alessandro Raimondo. The fashion story, styled by…

• Lena Dunham's autobiography 'Famesick' explores celebrity experience and confirms her literary talent publication

  Lena Dunham has released an autobiography titled 'Famesick' that examines the complex emotional landscape of celebrity life. The book confirms her established talent as a writer,…

• Isolarri Publishes Pocket-Sized Allen Ginsberg Book on William Blake publication

  Isolarri has released a new pocket-sized book titled "AH!MERICA," adapted from lectures by Allen Ginsberg on William Blake delivered at the Naropa Institute. The publication…

• Photographer Jack Plant's Decade-Long Quest for the Rare Spirit Bear Culminates in New Book publication

  Photographer Jack Plant's new book, Spirit of the Great Bear, documents his immersive journey into British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest, focusing on the elusive Kermode bear,…

• Ten Defining 21st-Century Paintings Highlighted in Contemporary Art Survey publication

  A recent survey highlights ten significant paintings from the 21st century, reflecting the development of the art form. Among these, Luc Tuymans's 'Still Life' from 2002, housed…

• Shirley Temple's Personal Life Revealed Through Home Photography Collection publication

  A collection of 25 photographs documents Shirley Temple's private life away from Hollywood. The images span multiple decades, showing the child star in domestic settings. Temple,…

• Dimitré Dinev discusses his novel 'Zeit der Mutigen' and Bulgaria's democratic decline ahead of elections publication

  Dimitré Dinev has published the novel 'Zeit der Mutigen', a work he handwrote over 13 years, spanning more than 1,000 pages. The book portrays characters grappling with historical…

• David Armstrong's Photographic Legacy Explored in New Yorker Feature publication

  The New Yorker published a cultural feature highlighting photographer David Armstrong's work, known for its intimate and probing portraits. Armstrong, associated with the Boston…

• Essay Explores Modern Nostalgia for Technological Inconvenience publication

  A New Yorker essay examines contemporary nostalgia for outdated technologies and the inconveniences they represent. The piece argues that modern society has left people poorly…

• Phaidon Publishes Passport Photo Service's Celebrity Archive Book publication

  Phaidon Press has released 'Passport Photo Service: An Unexpected Archive of Celebrity Portraits,' a book featuring utilitarian ID photos transformed into social documents. The…

• Investigative Journalists Identify Ukrainian Saboteurs with CIA Ties in Nord Stream Pipeline Attack publication

  Investigative journalists Oliver Schröm and Ulrich Thiele have detailed the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage in their book "Die Sprengung," identifying Ukrainian perpetrators…

• Anandi Mishra's Reading Journey from Delhi to Gothenburg publication

  Writer Anandi Mishra compares her reading experiences in Delhi and Gothenburg, Sweden. In 2025, she read over 75 books in Sweden, a significant increase from her typical 20 in…

• Elke Heidenreich Explores Accordion History and Memories in Sixth 'Heidenreichs Fundstücke' Column publication

  In her sixth installment of 'Heidenreichs Fundstücke,' Elke Heidenreich delves into her childhood memories associated with the accordion, which has been named the 2026 Instrument…

• Afrosonica: Paysages sonores exhibition catalog explores African soundscapes and decolonial spirituality publication

  So, there's this catalog called Afrosonica: Paysages sonores that goes along with an exhibition at the Musée d'ethnographie de Genève (MEG). It’s a pretty hefty book, 166 pages,…

• Irmin Schmidt's 'Requiem' Album Explores Transience Through Field Recordings and Prepared Piano publication

  Irmin Schmidt, the 88-year-old last surviving founding member of the influential band Can, has released a new album titled 'Requiem.' The work consists of two approximately…

• Marc-Uwe Kling's Kangaroo Character Becomes Artist in New Book Series publication

  In Marc-Uwe Kling's latest literary installment, the kangaroo character stumbles into an art opening after consuming too many liquor-filled chocolates. This experience leads the…

• 6 Artists on Blending New and Old Tools in Their Practice publication

  Six artists discuss how they integrate new tools and reinvent traditional ones in their art-making. The insights appear in an article on Artists Network, highlighting creative…

• Joachim Vahland's Critical Book 'Kants Hybris' Challenges Immanuel Kant's Legacy and Philosophy publication

  In 2026, Felix Meiner published Joachim Vahland's 'Kants Hybris. Anmerkungen zur Kritik der reinen Vernunft,' a critical examination of Immanuel Kant's 'Critique of Pure Reason'…

• Noongar stories woven into Perth's newest campus publication

  At Edith Cowan University's new urban precinct, two significant public art installations by Reko Rennie and Lea Taylor highlight the cultural and ecological stories of Boorloo.

• Anne-Solange Muis publishes novel 'Écume d'hiver' set in Saint-Pierre et Miquelon publication

  Anne-Solange Muis has released her new novel 'Écume d'hiver' through publisher Phébus. The book transports readers to the remote French archipelago of Saint-Pierre et Miquelon,…

• Chemical Brothers member collaborates with Aurora on new album 'Come Closer' publication

  A member of the electronic music duo Chemical Brothers has released a new album titled 'Come Closer' featuring a collaboration with Norwegian singer Aurora. The album represents a…

• Edgar Degas's 10 Key Paintings Reveal Social Realities and Artistic Evolution publication

  The artistic evolution of Edgar Degas encompasses both early historical pieces and scenes from modern life in Paris. His initial significant work, The Bellelli Family (1858–1867),…

• Ken Jaworowski's German-language novel 'What about the Bodies' explores post-industrial decline in Pennsylvania publication

  Ken Jaworowski's thriller 'What about the Bodies' portrays the lives of those left behind in Locksburg, Pennsylvania, following industrial collapse. The novel features characters…

• Sergio Luzzatto's Book Explores the Life of Marchese Antoine de Morès and 19th Century Social Contexts publication

  Sergio Luzzatto's new publication examines the complex trajectory of Marchese Antoine de Morès, whose late 19th century journey spanned from America to Southeast Asia. The work…

• Bernardo Zannoni's Debut Novel 'I miei stupidi intenti' Wins 2022 Premio Campiello publication

  Bernardo Zannoni's debut novel 'I miei stupidi intenti' (Sellerio Editore) won the Premio Campiello in 2022. The book tells the story of an animal, specifically a marten, that…

• Femi Luna releases 'Wash my Pain away' album recorded in former Canadian church publication

  Femi Luna, a singer-songwriter from Herisau with Dutch roots, has released her second studio album titled 'Wash my Pain away'. The album features twelve emotional songs addressing…

• ArtAsiaPacific's March Roundup: Biennale Boycott, Hu Yinping, and Singapore Collection publication

  In the latest edition of ArtAsiaPacific, a collective of more than 70 artists and curators has submitted a letter advocating for the exclusion of delegations from Israel, Russia,…

• Vanessa Romani publishes poetic reflection on contemporary alienation for ArtSpecialDay publication

  Vanessa Romani authored a poetic text titled "Non sai come stare al mondo, eppure" (You don't know how to be in the world, and yet) published on April 17, 2026, by ArtSpecialDay.…

• Anna Poletti's debut novel 'hello, world?' explores erotic imagination and fascism through unconventional characters publication

  Anna Poletti's first novel 'hello, world?' has been published by Puncher & Wattmann. The book follows characters Seasonal and László, who investigate rising fascism through…

• Architectural Digest Publishes Guide on Humidifier Maintenance and Descaling publication

  Architectural Digest has released a practical guide detailing methods for descaling humidifiers. The publication emphasizes that improper maintenance can lead to the dispersal of…

• Winnie Wong's 2026 Book Reexamines Anonymous Canton Trade Portraitists publication

  In her upcoming 2026 publication, 'The Many Names of Anonymity: Portraitists of the Canton Trade,' art historian Winnie Wong delves into the creation of portraits in southern…

• Entomologist Discovers First Known 'Cleaner Ant' Species Grooming Larger Ants in Arizona Desert publication

  During a research expedition in 2006, entomologist Mark Moffett discovered a novel interspecies grooming behavior among ants in the mesquite desert of southeastern Arizona. He…