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• United Colours of Art: A Journey Through the History of Red in Art publication

  Eulalia Testri's piece titled 'United Colours of Art – Il Rosso' launches a seven-part exploration of rainbow colors, beginning with red. It examines the application of red by…

• Art Arena and CULTURED Launch Inaugural Issue with Star-Studded Party at Felix publication

  On October 9, 2026, Art Arena and CULTURED celebrated the launch of their first issue at Felix in New York, with Mickalene Thomas and Leah Faye Cooper serving as hosts. This…

• Peter Blegvad's 'Static in the Attic' Radio Works Celebrated in New York Listening Event publication

  On May 6, a listening event at an empty recording studio on Mercer Street in New York presented 'Static in the Attic,' a radio broadcast by artist, cartoonist, illustrator,…

• Masthead Zine Reproduces Chicano Newspaper Logos in Red-Ink Edition by Joshua Duttweiler and Alexandria Canchola publication

  Masthead Zine, created by Joshua Duttweiler and Alexandria Canchola, showcases logos from Chicano newspapers of the 1960s and 70s. Published in October 2022 by Current Press at…

• Liz Allans Roman „In Bloom“: Grunge, Verdrängung und ein Twist wie ein Faustschlag publication

  Liz Allans Roman „In Bloom“ spielt in den 1990er Jahren in Australien und erzählt die Geschichte von drei Mädchen, die von einer Band träumen, um ihrer Vorstadt zu entfliehen.…

• Bosque Vacío: entrevista sobre Aves de Nahá y la escucha del entorno publication

  The Mexican musical duo Bosque Vacío, comprising Leena Lee and Guillermo Guevara, has released their sophomore album titled Aves de Nahá under the label Dinzu Artefacts. This new…

• Marina Abramović Profiled in T Magazine Ahead of 80th Birthday publication

  T — The New York Times Style Magazine published a profile of performance artist Marina Abramović on October 9, 2026, as she approaches her 80th birthday. The article examines the…

• Jonathan Knight's 'Exhale' Photographs Slow the Image Down to Invite Noticing publication

  Jonathan Knight's photography series 'Exhale' reimagines expansive bodies of water as atmospheric portraits, blending starry nights with misty mornings and rainfall. Renowned for…

• Peggy Mädler's 'Selbstregulierung des Herzens' Shortlisted for German Book Prize publication

  Peggy Mädler's book 'Selbstregulierung des Herzens' has been nominated for the Deutscher Buchpreis. The story follows three young couples in East Germany, spanning from the 1960s…

• Jonathan the Tortoise's DNA Sequenced in Landmark Longevity Study publication

  On Wednesday, a research article in Science Advances detailed an analysis of the DNA from Jonathan, the Aldabra giant tortoise recognized as the oldest living land animal at 194…

• Guardian's Weekly Photo Gallery Captures Global Protests, Conflict, and Cultural Events publication

  On October 9, 2026, The Guardian showcased a series of twenty photographs depicting global protests, conflicts, and cultural events. In France, students staged demonstrations over…

• Vogue Names Six Best Vitamin C Serums, Led by SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic publication

  Vogue has highlighted six vitamin C serums, naming SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic ($185) as the top choice overall. For budget-friendly options, CeraVe Skin Renewing Vitamin C Serum…

• Frankfurter Buchmesse 2026 Faces First AI Writing Scandals publication

  The Frankfurter Buchmesse 2026 is confronting its first scandals tied to the use of artificial intelligence in literature, according to a report by the Swiss newspaper NZZ. The…

• La Mano 1.9 sort « Blessed », son deuxième album, et joue dans le film d'horreur « Kraken » publication

  Le rappeur La Mano 1.9, originaire du 19e arrondissement de Paris, publie son deuxième album intitulé « Blessed ». Il figure également à l'affiche du film d'horreur « Kraken »,…

• Derek Ridgers: volti e sottoculture di Londra negli anni '80 publication

  Tra il 1978 e il 1987, il fotografo Derek Ridgers ha catturato l'essenza dei giovani londinesi, tra cui punk, skinhead, mod, New Romantics, goth e psychobilly, in luoghi come…

• Michael Meredith Launches Architecture Podcast The Department of Buildings publication

  Michael Meredith has launched a new architecture podcast titled The Department of Buildings, which can be found on popular streaming platforms. In each episode, guests share their…

• Ramina Saadatkhan Discusses Experimentation and Emotional Freedom in Singulart Interview publication

  In an interview with Singulart Magazine on October 9, 2026, Ramina Saadatkhan, an abstract painter from Baku, shared insights into her intuitive approach to art, her background in…

• Jacobs Media 2026 Public Radio Techsurvey: Donations Rise as Digital Listening Surges publication

  According to Jacobs Media's 2026 Public Radio Techsurvey, 72% of core listeners have shown increased support for public radio amid the current political climate, with 42% boosting…

• Quarto Group Unveils 2026 Art Book Collection publication

  The Quarto Group has unveiled its collection of art books for 2026, showcasing works by various artists. Notable titles include Vladislav Yeliseyev's Light & Color in the…

• « Sphères » explore la fête comme société alternative face à la répression publication

  Le magazine trimestriel « Sphères » consacre un numéro à la fête, examinant comment elle se manifeste dans les raves, les free-parties et les festivals de musique techno. La…

• New Crocodilian Species Identified from Fossil Found in Rocks Used to Build the Sphinx publication

  A study released on October 7 in Royal Society Open Science has identified a fossilized skull, unearthed in the 1920s from the Mokattam Formation near Cairo, as a distinct genus…

• Smithsonian Magazine Marks Indigenous Peoples' Day with 15 Photographs of Native American Traditions publication

  On Indigenous Peoples' Day, Smithsonian magazine released a photo essay showcasing 15 images that depict Native American life throughout the U.S., captured between 2015 and 2025.…

• Steven Levy Reflects on the iPod's 25th Anniversary and Its Legacy publication

  In October 2001, journalist Steven Levy from Newsweek reflects on the iPod's introduction on October 23, shortly after the September 11 attacks. He received the device from Apple…

• Aram Masharqa Explores Park Royal's Industrial and Migrant History in ArtReview Writer's Residency publication

  London-based Palestinian author Aram Masharqa has penned a three-part essay titled 'Routes Into Park Royal' as part of the Manufactory x ArtReview Writer's Residency. The piece…

• Quatre albums à découvrir cette semaine : Salome Jordania, Tengerton, Howlin' Jaws et megiapa publication

  La sélection musicale hebdomadaire du Monde réunit quatre parutions. La pianiste Salome Jordania propose un récital qui navigue entre les œuvres de Franz Liszt et d'Alexandre…

• Beate Tröger Recommends Autumn Poetry Collections, Including Kerstin Preiwuß's "Rodeo" publication

  In the Freitag, poetry specialist Beate Tröger recommends contemporary poetry collections for autumn that open perspectives and pose the right questions, ranging from apocalyptic…

• Jörg Woltmann Marks 20 Years as Owner of KPM Berlin with Black Edition publication

  Jörg Woltmann, the banker who acquired the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin (KPM) in February 2006, has launched a new Black Edition of the company's Kurland porcelain range.…

• David Blakeman's Photobook "Everything Is Beautiful Today" Shortlisted for 2026 Booooooom Book Award publication

  David Blakeman, a photographer from Arizona, is in the process of creating a photobook named "Everything Is Beautiful Today," which reflects on the present state of the United…

• Study Finds Bare-Throated Bellbird and Red-Legged Seriema Among World's Loudest Birds publication

  On September 29, the journal Evolution published a study highlighting that two species from South America—the bare-throated bellbird and the red-legged seriema—emit calls that…

• Seven Art Films for Fall Viewing Include Knoedler Forgery Documentary and Han van Meegeren Drama publication

  As autumn arrives, a curated selection of seven art-related films offers viewers the chance to engage with art from home. Among them, Made You Look (2020) is a documentary—not…

• Betterov alias Manuel Bittorf kündigt Debütroman „Goldener Retriever“ und musikalische Lesereise 2027 an publication

  Manuel Bittorf, der unter dem Namen Betterov bekannt ist, bringt seinen ersten Roman „Goldener Retriever“ heraus und startet im März 2027 eine Lesereise mit insgesamt zehn…

• Pet Shop Boys Release 16th Studio Album 'A Man from the Future' Inspired by Alan Turing publication

  British pop duo Pet Shop Boys have released the studio version of their 16th album, 'A Man from the Future'. The record sets to music the tragic fate of mathematician Alan Turing.…

• Five Tchaikovsky Compositions That Shaped Classical Music and Russian Identity publication

  Born in 1840, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky began his career in law before turning to music, creating five major works that embody his professional journey and the essence of Russian…

• Girls in Hawaii Returns with Fifth Album 'Eldorado' After Nearly a Decade publication

  Nearly ten years after their previous album, the Brussels quintet Girls in Hawaii has released 'Eldorado,' their fifth studio effort. The album is described as shaped by mourning…

• Moritz von Uslar: A Visit with the German Writer in Upper Franconia publication

  Moritz von Uslar, a German writer, has spent decades exploring subjects that many other authors overlook, doing so with precision, speed, and a distinctive deadpan humor. A recent…

• Roman Empire's Mediterranean Unity Was Partial, Unequal, and Enforced by Violence, Historians Argue publication

  According to TheCollector, the Roman Empire managed to bring together most Mediterranean cultures under one political framework for many centuries, though the degree of cultural…

• Alex Gibney's "Musk" Documentary Punctures Elon's Self-Mythology publication

  Alex Gibney's nearly four-hour documentary "Musk" dismantles Elon Musk's self-narrative as a climate savior, presenting him instead as a self-promoter who exploited government…

• Rick Bragg's Final Book 'Bronco Boys' Chronicles Family and Southern Storytelling publication

  Rick Bragg, a 67-year-old journalist with a Pulitzer Prize under his belt, is currently penning "Bronco Boys," which could be his thirteenth and last book. This story revolves…

• Greta Van Fleet Releases Fourth Album 'Palace for the People,' Announces 2026 Tour publication

  Greta Van Fleet has unveiled its fourth studio album, *Palace for the People*, with band members Josh Kiszka, Jake Kiszka, Sam Kiszka, and Danny Wagner signing albums in a Chelsea…

• Jenny JAM Releases Album "Trains, Planes and Airports" Blending Soul, Pop and Jazz publication

  English soul-pop artist Jenny JAM has released her latest album, "Trains, Planes and Airports," a ten-track record that moves between vulnerability and defiance. The album was…