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• Tanner Steed's 10 Lessons on Persistence and Self-Directed Art Training publication

  Tanner Steed, a full-time painter who built his own atelier when formal training was unavailable, shares ten lessons from his career on the FASO Podcast. Key takeaways include:…

• Why Impressionists Were So Fascinated With Gardens publication

  The recently released book, 'In the Gardens of Impressionism,' explores the allure of gardens for artists like Monet, Renoir, Morisot, and Pissarro during the late 19th century, a…

• David Hockney’s 1966–1978 Works Curated by Paco Rabanne’s Julien Dossena publication

  Paco Rabanne creative director Julien Dossena curated a selection of David Hockney’s works from 1966 to 1978 for the Spring/Summer 2021 issue of AnOther Magazine. Dossena chose…

• Weekly Album Roundup: Martinu Symphonies to Alice Lewis's Electronic Melodies publication

  This week's music releases feature a range of genres, from classical to experimental. Highlights include the complete symphonies of Bohuslav Martinu, electronic melodies by Alice…

• OVE and WIM Release Collaborative Single 'Zwischen den Entgleisten' publication

  After six years, Hamburg-based indie band OVE, led by frontman Ove Thomsen, has announced a new album titled '3/4 Love' for autumn 2026. The album addresses a divided society…

• Vantage Free Font: Retro Funk Typeface with Psychedelic Twist publication

  Creatype Studio Gallery released Vantage, a free hand-drawn display typeface inspired by mid-60s counterculture and psychedelic art. The font features bold strokes, organic…

• Bottega Veneta Gondola Clog Reimagines Venetian Canal Curves publication

  Louise Trotter's first collection for Bottega Veneta introduces the Gondola clog, a silver iteration of which appears in AnOther magazine's new issue. The shoe's upturned toe…

• Peter Paul Rubens: Flemish Baroque Master's Life and Art Explored publication

  An article featured on Art & Object delves into the life and artistic contributions of Sir Peter Paul Rubens, a prominent Flemish Baroque painter from the seventeenth century.…

• 15 Photos Capture Portugal's Cultural Legacy and Landscapes publication

  A photo essay by Smithsonian magazine showcases 15 stunning images of Portugal, highlighting its cultural heritage, architecture, and natural beauty. Photographers including Erika…

• Luca Vitone's Prometeus Episode 3: A Sardonic Journey Through Gibraltar and the Costa del Sol publication

  In the third episode of his Prometeus series, artist Luca Vitone offers a caustic travelogue of the Costa del Sol and Gibraltar. He describes the Spanish coast as a nightmarish…

• Maschere africane nell'arte contemporanea: da Picasso a Hazoumè e Mutu publication

  L'articolo analizza la funzione della maschera nell'arte contemporanea, partendo da un verso di Ungaretti e dal significato latino di 'persona'. Nel 1907, Picasso, durante la sua…

• ArtReview Summer 2026 Issue Explores Land, Identity, and Place publication

  The Summer 2026 issue of ArtReview is now available, focusing on the relationship between people and landscapes beyond political boundaries. The cover features Uzbek filmmaker…

• Mary Randolph's 1824 Cookbook Forged American Regional Cuisine publication

  Mary Randolph's 1824 cookbook "The Virginia House-Wife" is recognized as the seminal Southern cookbook and the first to compile a diverse collection of American regional recipes.…

• Igor Levit Launches No Silence Label with Sony Music publication

  Pianist Igor Levit has established a new record label named No Silence in partnership with Sony Music, under the banner of Sony Classical. This initiative arose following…

• Fashion and Art Figures Pay Tribute to David Hockney's Enduring Genius publication

  In a Vogue feature, friends and collaborators including designers Erdem Moralıoğlu, Christopher Bailey, and Celia Birtwell, along with gallerist John Kasmin and patron Lady…

• Kendal Walker's 'Tracks': A Fragmented Autobiography in Photographs publication

  Kendal Walker, a photographer, presents her latest work, 'Tracks,' which serves as a fragmented autobiography compiled from eight years of photography across Utah, New York, and…

• Two New Design Book Series from Madrid: Iberoamérica Gráfica and FansCollection publication

  Gabriel Martínez has sent out a new package from Madrid featuring two book series. The first, named "Iberoamérica Gráfica: Maestros," is a collection of small paperback monographs…

• Mihail Onaca's Decade-Long Photographic Archive of Rural Transylvania publication

  Romanian photographer Mihail Onaca, a native of Transylvania, has spent over ten years traveling through the region to build a personal visual archive of its rural life. His…

• Ea Othilde Drops Indie Rock EP 'You'll leave the City' publication

  Norwegian newcomer Ea Othilde, 21, has released a new EP titled 'You'll leave the City,' featuring five songs that blend indie rock with guitar-driven soundscapes. The project…

• Tadao Ando on Light, Concrete, and Naoshima in Whitewall Interview publication

  Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando discusses his philosophy and upcoming projects in a Whitewall cover story. Ando, self-taught and raised in postwar Osaka, emphasizes…

• David Hockney's Iconic Works: A Retrospective Through 12 Paintings publication

  Beaux Arts Magazine showcases 12 notable pieces from David Hockney's expansive career, spanning from his 1955 portrait of his father to a self-portrait set to debut in 2025.…

• Whitewall Launches Japan Issue with Two Nights in Tokyo publication

  Whitewall magazine launched its Spring Issue devoted to Japan over two evenings in late May in Tokyo. The first night featured an intimate dinner for 25 guests at Burnside, hosted…

• Samuel Moyn's 'Gerontocracy in America' Examines Rule by the Old publication

  Samuel Moyn, a Yale Law School professor, has published a book titled 'Gerontocracy in America,' arguing that older Americans are reshaping the country's politics and economy. The…

• Stephanie Kiwitt's Photographic Study of Architectural Decay publication

  In her series 'Fortaufend,' Stephanie Kiwitt documents the tension between utility and aesthetics in aging architecture, focusing on 19th and early 20th-century buildings. Her…

• Philip Manow's 'Spaltungslinien' Analyzes Europe's New Political Divides publication

  In his new book 'Spaltungslinien: Europas Parteiensysteme und die Dekonsolidierung des Nationalstaats', political scientist Philip Manow argues that all culture wars are…

• Keisha Scarville's 'Passports' Monograph Published by MACK publication

  On June 11, MACK released a monograph showcasing Keisha Scarville's 'Passports' series, which features more than 300 reinterpretations of her father's passport photo. This project…

• Roald Dahl's 1954 Story Predicted AI Language Models Like ChatGPT publication

  Roald Dahl's 1954 short story "The Great Automatic Grammatizator" anticipated modern AI large language models such as ChatGPT. The story features an analog machine that generates…

• Socialist Housing's Parallel Architecture: Repetition Meets Adaptation publication

  An article by Ananya Nayak examines how socialist-era mass housing in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet sphere, designed for repetition and efficiency, has been transformed by…

• Blumengarten Releases EP 'Radio' with Instinct-Driven Sound publication

  Blumengarten has released a new EP titled "Radio," marking a shift from their previous work by embracing an instinct-driven, organic creative process. The duo, Rayan and Sammy,…

• Jean Pederson on Composition: Guiding the Viewer's Eye publication

  Jean Pederson, an award-winning artist and author, explains how composition directs viewer attention in painting. She details a hierarchy of visual elements: value contrast is the…

• Mark R. Pugh's Fairytale Paintings of His Children publication

  Mark R. Pugh, an artist, produces paintings that frequently include one of his five children, designed to evoke a strong emotional response from those who view them. His subjects…

• Der Assistent's 'Ultramarin': Yachtpop with Dark Secrets publication

  Tom Hessler, known as Der Assistent, releases his third album 'Ultramarin', a yachtpop record that juxtaposes serene sea sounds with underlying paranoia. The album features tracks…

• Persephone Books' Grey Covers and Endpapers: A Design Philosophy publication

  Persephone Books, an independent publisher founded in 1999 by Nicola Beauman, is known for its distinctive dove-grey covers and unique endpapers. The grey color was borrowed from…

• Yasmine Chami: A Writer Between Morocco and France publication

  The latest episode of the series 'Une terre, une auteure' features an in-depth interview with Moroccan writer Yasmine Chami in her hometown of Casablanca. Born in 1966 in…

• Villa Médicis Podcast Explores the 'Magical Power' of Beauty publication

  The Villa Médicis, home to the French Academy in Rome for over two centuries, is the subject of a two-part podcast series titled 'Le Goût de M.' The podcast, released on June 12,…

• Rembrandt's Abduction of Ganymede: A Masterpiece of Ugliness publication

  Rembrandt's 1635 painting 'Abduction of Ganymede,' housed at the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister in Dresden, depicts the Greek myth of Zeus abducting the Trojan prince Ganymede.…

• Acantilado reissues Rafael Argullol's classic essay on Quattrocento publication

  Acantilado has reissued Rafael Argullol's 1982 essay "El Quattrocento. Arte y cultura del Renacimiento italiano," a dense but brief classic on Renaissance art history. The book,…

• Cultured Magazine Lists 17 Best Alien Films Ahead of Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' publication

  In anticipation of Steven Spielberg's upcoming alien-themed movie 'Disclosure Day,' featuring Emily Blunt, Colman Domingo, and Josh O'Connor, Cultured Magazine has released a…

• Lizzo's 'BITCH' Album and the Cultural Backlash Against Empowerment Pop publication

  Lizzo released her fifth studio album 'BITCH' on Friday, interpolating Missy Elliott and Meredith Brooks. The album is more restrained than her previous work, revisiting themes of…

• Women in Trees: Jochen Raiß’s Vernacular Photography Collection Gets Hardcover Edition publication

  Hatje Cantz has released a hardcover edition of 'Women in Trees', a collection of anonymous snapshots amassed by the late German collector Jochen Raiß (1969-2022). Over nearly…