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• Dezeen Agenda launches Gaudí Centenary series publication

  The latest edition of Dezeen Agenda, a weekly newsletter, features the launch of the Gaudí Centenary series, marking 100 years since the death of Antoni Gaudí. The newsletter also…

• Arte.tv docu-series 'Rebonds' explores Tecktonik dance phenomenon publication

  The documentary series 'Rebonds, une épopée de la danse électro', directed by Marianne Getti and Loïc Phil, premieres on Arte.tv. Across four episodes, it examines the electro…

• Philosopher Stéphane Floccari Explores Football's Intellectual Appeal publication

  Philosopher Stéphane Floccari, author of "Pourquoi le football?" (2021), examines the intersection of football and philosophy, citing figures like Michel Platini, Vladimir…

• AZURE Summer 2026 Issue Covers Milan Design Week, OMA's New Museum Expansion publication

  AZURE magazine's Summer 2026 issue is now available, featuring highlights from Milan Design Week, including Salone del Mobile and Fuorisalone. The issue notes a trend of saturated…

• Space Afrika Announce New Album ‘Quiet Storm’ with Glenn Ligon Cover Art publication

  The duo Space Afrika, hailing from Manchester and Berlin, comprised of Joshua Tarelle Reid and Joshua Inyang, has unveiled their upcoming album titled Quiet Storm, which will be…

• Pier Vittorio Tondelli’s Queer Classic 'Separate Rooms' Gets Reissue and Film Adaptation publication

  Pier Vittorio Tondelli’s 1989 novel 'Separate Rooms' is being reissued in English by Sceptre, with a film adaptation directed by Luca Guadagnino. The novel follows Leo, a writer…

• Authors Guild Study Reveals 42% Decline in Author Incomes Since 2009 publication

  A recent study conducted by the Authors Guild and Codex Group indicates that the average annual earnings for authors stand at $10,000, reflecting a 42% decline since 2009. Only a…

• Javier Silva Meinel Exhibition at Le Journal des Arts publication

  Le Journal des Arts published an article on June 11, 2026, about photographer Javier Silva Meinel, titled 'Javier Silva Meinel, un réel réfléchi' by Christine Coste. The article…

• Napoleon III's Grand Design for the Louvre Examined publication

  An article in Le Journal des Arts explores Napoleon III's ambitious vision for the Louvre, referred to as his 'Grand Dessein'. The piece details the historical context and…

• DWA Design Studio Marks 20 Years with Limited-Edition Book publication

  DWA Design Studio, established in Milan in 2005 by Alberto Artesani and Frederik De Wachter, marks its 20th anniversary with a special limited-edition book. This publication…

• Historians Coin 'Muskism' to Describe Elon Musk's Power Concentration publication

  Historians Quinn Slobodian and tech expert Ben Tarnoff have introduced the term 'Muskism' to describe the extreme concentration of power exemplified by Elon Musk's SpaceX IPO. The…

• Miguel de Unamuno: 40 citas sobre amor, vida y filosofía publication

  Miguel de Unamuno, a prominent Spanish philosopher and writer, was born in 1864 in Bilbao and lived until 1936. An influential figure in the Generation of '98, he was also a poet,…

• Flavio de Marco's 'P. I. N.' Chronicles 100 Italian 20th-Century Painters publication

  Flavio de Marco, a writer and artist, has released 'P. I. N. Pittori Italiani del Novecento' (Quodlibet, 2026), a comprehensive 600-page exploration of 100 Italian 20th-century…

• Steven Spielberg's UFO Obsession: From Close Encounters to Disclosure Day publication

  Steven Spielberg's lifelong fascination with UFOs and extraterrestrials is explored in a Smithsonian magazine article, tracing its roots from his childhood to his latest film,…

• Lucky Luke meets the Brothers Grimm in new comic crossover publication

  A new comic titled "Lucky Luke. Die Grimm Brothers" by German cartoonists Flix and Reinhard Kleist merges the Western genre with fairy tales. The work is published by Egmont Comic…

• Campo Grafico: The Italian Design Magazine That Defied Fascism publication

  Campo Grafico, an Italian independent journal of printing, typography, and graphic design, published 66 issues in Milan from 1933 to 1939. Founded by over 20 original members…

• Mikhail Zygar's new book predicts a dark future for Russia publication

  Mikhail Zygar's new book "Die Zukunft, die nie kam" (The Future That Never Came) offers a grim prognosis for Russia. The author argues that Putin's invasion of Ukraine is…

• Duane Michals Recalls Photographing an Unknown Meryl Streep in 1975 publication

  In the wake of the photographer's death, a 2017 interview has come to light where Duane Michals shares a serendipitous meeting with Meryl Streep in New York's theater district in…

• New monograph explores Wassef Boutros-Ghali's architectural and painterly legacy publication

  A new monograph, 'Wassef Boutros-Ghali, Catalogue Raisonné', published by SKIRA, documents the life and work of Egyptian modernist architect and painter Wassef Boutros-Ghali, who…

• Lincoln Steffens' Muckraking Journalism Revolutionized American News publication

  Lincoln Steffens, who lived from 1866 to 1936, was a key figure in shaping objective political journalism in early 20th-century America, changing how the media operated. He kicked…

• The Global Journey of Nonviolent Disobedience from America to the World publication

  A report from Smithsonian magazine explores the journey of nonviolent civil disobedience from its origins in America to its worldwide impact. The Montgomery bus boycott of…

• Henrike Naumann's 8kg Artist Book 'Concepts' Chronicles a Decade of Research publication

  Henrike Naumann has published a monumental artist book titled 'Concepts', weighing eight kilograms and encased in a mirrored stainless steel file folder. The book spans 850 pages…

• Nathan Appleyard's 'Photo Opportunity' turns the camera on tourists at Pisa publication

  Nathan Appleyard's photo series 'Photo Opportunity: The Camera Gaze' reframes tourist behavior at the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Inspired by Martin Parr's satirical imagery, Appleyard…

• David Bowie's 12 Favorite Songs of His Own publication

  In 2008, David Bowie personally selected 12 of his own songs for the compilation 'iSELECT: BOWIE', released to readers of the UK's 'Mail on Sunday' and later as an official CD and…

• Cranbrook Academy of Art's Photography MFA: No Classes, No Grades, Just Inquiry publication

  Cranbrook Academy of Art, the only standalone graduate school of art, architecture, and design in the US, offers a radically self-directed MFA in Photography. The program, led by…

• Surface Metrology Offers New Tool for Authenticating Van Gogh Paintings publication

  A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at the University Polytechnique Hauts-de-France has shed light on the use of surface metrology for art authentication. This…

• FX Harsono, Boedi Widjaja, and Others Navigate Southeast Asian Chinese Identity publication

  The article 'Endless Return under the Monsoon' by Tan Sin Thiau examines how Southeast Asian Chinese artists address identity, history, and trauma through their work. It discusses…

• Five Seminal Works in Philosophy of Mind from Aristotle to Dennett publication

  TheCollector presents five key books in philosophy of mind, spanning from Aristotle's De Anima (c. 350 BC) to Daniel Dennett's Consciousness Explained (1991). Aristotle's…

• Gia Ford Announces Second Album 'A Room Within a Room' publication

  Singer-songwriter Gia Ford has announced her second album, 'A Room Within a Room', set for release on September 18 via Chrysalis Records. The album explores physical and…

• Gustavo Dudamel and Simón Bolívar Orchestra Release Falla Album 'Alma y Fuego' publication

  Gustavo Dudamel and the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela have released a new album titled 'Alma y Fuego' featuring three major works by Manuel de Falla: 'El amor…

• Freeplay Report Calls for Overhaul of Australian Games Industry Funding publication

  Freeplay, recognized as one of the oldest gaming organizations globally, has published a report in collaboration with the newly established National Games and Play Working Group,…

• Wayne Marshall's 'Henry Goes Bush' reimagines Henry Lawson in a playful, action-packed debut novel publication

  Wayne Marshall, author of the short story collection 'Shirl', has released a debut novel titled 'Henry Goes Bush' that reimagines the life of iconic Australian writer and bush…

• Survey of British Landscape Painting from Turner to Hogan publication

  A DailyArt Magazine article surveys British landscape painting through seven artists spanning the 18th to 21st centuries. John Constable (1776–1837) rejected Turner's romanticism,…

• Le Monde des livres picks Gayl Jones novel among weekly selections publication

  Every Thursday, the editorial team of Le Monde des livres presents its literary choices. This week's selection includes a novel by Gayl Jones that evokes Greek myths and has been…

• New book links Elon Musk's rockets to fascism via Henry Ford and Hitler publication

  A new book draws a direct line from Henry Ford's assembly line production and high wages, through Adolf Hitler's autobahn construction, to Elon Musk's space rockets, arguing that…

• Bruce Hainley’s ‘Correctomundo’ Collects Two Decades of Aslant Art Criticism publication

  German gallery Clementin Seedorf & CTMS has released a new essay compilation by Bruce Hainley titled ‘Correctomundo: Selected Writings 2001–2026’. This collection features 15…

• Philip Roth's 'Operazione Shylock' Published by Adelphi publication

  Adelphi has released 'Operazione Shylock,' the second Philip Roth novel in its new series, following 'Portnoy' (Portnoy's Complaint, 1969) a year earlier. The rights to Roth's…

• Umberto Eco's 'The Name of the Rose' at 45: A Reassessment publication

  As Umberto Eco's novel 'The Name of the Rose' approaches its 50th anniversary, critics Bruno Pischedda and Anita Romanello reflect on its enduring legacy. Published in 1980, the…

• Forgotten Women in Philosophy: From Aspasia to Arendt publication

  This article examines the historical sidelining of women in philosophy, spanning from ancient Greece to the 20th century, and critiques the male-centric tradition. It references…

• Aperture Issue 263 Explores Secrets in Photography publication

  Aperture magazine's Issue 263, titled "Secrets," examines the role of concealment and revelation in photography. The issue features artists like Taryn Simon, who documents unseen…