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• Special Issue Explores Environmental Art History and Contemporary Ecocritical Practices in Socialist Contexts publication

  A special issue published across ARTMargins Online and ARTMargins Print Journal examines the Socialist Anthropocene in visual arts, stemming from the ERC/UKRI-supported SAVA…

• Scholarly Focus on Polish Neo-Avant-Garde Environmental Art Origins publication

  Academic attention is increasingly directed toward the emergence of environmentally conscious art in Poland during the late 1960s and early 1970s. This scholarly trend coincides…

• Blog Series Highlights Lesser-Known Suffolk Artists from 18th-20th Centuries publication

  A blog series examines several artists associated with Suffolk, England, from the late 1700s to early 1900s, focusing on figures beyond well-known names like Gainsborough and…

• Sky Arte documentary 'Tiziano. L'impero del colore' airs August 28 publication

  On August 28, Sky Arte will broadcast the documentary 'Tiziano. L'impero del colore,' directed by Giulio Boato and Laura Chiossone, produced by Sky, Kublai Film, Zetagroup,…

• Artribune Podcast Explores Paolo Veronese's Inquisition Trial publication

  The latest episode of "Storie dell'Arte," an artcrime podcast produced by Mosè Previti for Artribune, delves into the 1573 trial of Paolo Veronese before the Tribunal of the Holy…

• Giovanna Zara Demonstrates Waterfall Card Technique Using New Gelli Arts Products publication

  Artist Giovanna Zara has created a tutorial demonstrating how to make a waterfall card using the newly released Gelli Arts® Handmade Card Kit and Image Transfer Packs. The…

• Robert Kuśmirowski's 'Perso[a]nomalia' Catalog as Artist's Book at MAMbo publication

  Robert Kuśmirowski's exhibition 'Perso[a]nomalia' at MAMbo in Bologna (June 21, 2024 – January 6, 2025) is accompanied by a catalog published by Danilo Montanari Editore that…

• Ten Contemporary Photographers Spotlighted for World Photography Day 2025 publication

  World Photography Day is observed on August 19, commemorating the 1839 revelation of the daguerreotype by Louis Daguerre, a concept introduced by Indian educator O.P. Sharma in…

• Francis Picabia's Late Works and Rosemarie Trockel's Enigmatic Practice Examined Through the Idée Fixe publication

  An essay explores the concept of the idée fixe as a driving force in art, using Francis Picabia and Rosemarie Trockel as case studies. Picabia's late abstract works from after…

• Artribune Podcast Explores Discovery of the Vix Krater publication

  The Artribune podcast 'Storie dell'Arte' has released a new episode focusing on the 1953 discovery of the Vix Krater, a monumental bronze vessel from the Iron Age. Found at the…

• Financial Management Guide for Independent Artists publication

  A comprehensive guide outlines financial strategies for self-employed artists, addressing income variability and budgeting needs. The article provides practical steps for managing…

• Feminist Theological Commentary Reinterprets Biblical Magi as Women publication

  Rev. Dr. Boyung Lee presents a feminist theological perspective suggesting the biblical Magi might have been women rather than the traditional depiction as three kings. This…

• Ceramics and Architecture: Alfonso Femia's New Book Explores Material Intelligence publication

  Marsilio Arte has published 'L'intelligenza della ceramica. Alfonso Femia Architectures', a volume examining the innovative use of ceramics in contemporary architecture. Edited…

• Docu-film on Altan's life and characters premieres on Sky Arte publication

  A documentary titled 'Mi chiamo Altan e faccio vignette' will air on Sky Arte on Sunday, August 17, focusing on Francesco Tullio Altan, the renowned Italian cartoonist and…

• Artribune leads Italian art sites with 2.25M page views in July 2025 publication

  According to Similarweb data for July 2025, Artribune is the most-read art website in Italy with approximately 2.25 million page views, far ahead of competitors. Finestre…

• Guido Vetere's 'Intelligenze aliene' explores AI as alien linguistic life publication

  Guido Vetere's new book 'Intelligenze aliene' (Luca Sossella editore, 2025, 192 pp., €15) reframes generative AI not as intelligent tools but as alien linguistic life forms.…

• Article Explores Benefits of Creative Hobbies for Student Development publication

  An article on Veronica Winters Painting discusses the advantages of creative hobbies for students. It highlights how activities like sketching, acting, photography, and music…

• Ten New Art Books: From Valentino's Epic to Portable Exhibitions publication

  A recent release of ten art books reimagines the book as a venue for exhibitions. Studiofaganel has introduced three titles: 'Emotional Geographies' by Tomaso Clavarino, curated…

• Artribune Podcast Explores the Odyssey of Cleopatra's Needles publication

  The latest episode of 'Storie dell'Arte', an artcrime podcast produced by Mosè Previti for Artribune, traces the tumultuous journey of an obelisk from Alexandria to London.…

• From Pucci to Armani: A Century of Airline Uniform Design publication

  A feature on Artribune traces the evolution of airline hostess uniforms from functional garments to aesthetic statements reflecting social change. The first recognizable airline…

• Kate MccGwire's Feather Sculptures Featured in Hi-Fructose Magazine publication

  Hi-Fructose Magazine published an article about artist Kate MccGwire, who produces sculptures using feathers arranged on winding forms. The piece includes photography by Tessa…

• Afterall Publishes Exhibition Histories Book on 1989 Third Havana Biennial publication

  "Making Art Global (Part 1): The Third Havana Biennial 1989" has just been released by Afterall Books as part of their Exhibition Histories series. This book delves into the 1989…

• Manuel Orazi's 'Vite stravaganti di architetti' profiles 41 elusive architects publication

  Manuel Orazi's new book 'Vite stravaganti di architetti' (Giometti & Antonello, 2025) presents 41 short portraits of architects he calls 'elusive figures' who acted as…

• AI as Memory Keeper: Artists Explore Digital Archives and Dreaming Machines publication

  An article featured in Artribune delves into the ways contemporary artists are reshaping the concept of memory through the use of artificial intelligence. Giuliana Cunéaz (born…

• Marsha Valk Demonstrates Botanical Gel Printing with Gelli Arts Journal Kit publication

  Artist Marsha Valk has released a tutorial demonstrating botanical gel printing techniques using the Gelli Arts® Journal Kit. The video guide shows how to create prints with…

• Artebrasileiros Issue 56 Explores Brazilian Art History, Bienal Anniversary, and Contemporary Critiques publication

  Artebrasileiros published its 56th issue featuring multiple critical essays on Brazilian art and institutions. The São Paulo Bienal marks its 70th anniversary, with analysis…

• Arquivos ubu editora releases new publications on Brazilian art and critical theory publication

  Arquivos ubu editora has launched a series of publications addressing contemporary art and critical thought. The newly introduced Projeto Lorenzato has already cataloged…

• Böcklin's 'Isle of the Dead' May Depict Ischia's Aragonese Castle publication

  There's a new theory about Arnold Böcklin's famous painting "Die Toteninsel" (Isle of the Dead). Instead of the commonly believed influence of the English Cemetery in Florence,…

• Artist Lori McNee Demonstrates Technique for Painting Fine Details in Large-Scale Landscapes publication

  Artist Lori McNee has shared a technical method for rendering small elements in expansive landscape paintings. The approach addresses challenges in maintaining clarity when…

• Gian Carlo Fusco: The Irregular Journalist publication

  A new book by Raffaele Capparelli, 'Gian Carlo Fusco: il giornalista affabulatore' (Pacini Editore), revives interest in Gian Carlo Fusco (1915-1984), an Italian journalist,…

• Pimpa's New Comic Explores Italy's Friuli Venezia Giulia Region publication

  The beloved comic dog Pimpa, created in 1975 by Francesco Tullio-Altan, stars in a new guidebook focused on the Friuli Venezia Giulia region. Titled "Pimpa alla scoperta del…

• Under:tones Release New Single 'Dreaming (Wide Awake)' Ahead of 2026 Album publication

  On August 1, 2025, the electronic duo under:tones—comprising Alex Neri and Matteo Zarcone, co-founder and drummer of Planet Funk respectively—released their new single 'Dreaming…

• Eris Edizioni launches “Nonguide” series of anti-travel guides publication

  Eris Edizioni has launched a new book series called Nonguide, edited by Silvio Valpreda, which subverts traditional travel guides by offering subjective, psychogeographic…

• Adam Aleksic's 'Algospeak' Examines How Social Media Algorithms Reshape Language publication

  Adam Aleksic, a 24-year-old linguist and Harvard alum, known as Etymology Nerd, has released 'Algospeak: How Social Media Is Transforming the Future of Language' through Knopf. As…

• Paolo Agrati's 'Postumi da poesia' explores poets' lives with humor, set for stage adaptation publication

  Paolo Agrati, a poet and performer born in Vimercate in 1974, has published 'Postumi da poesia' (Neo Edizioni, 2025), a book that humorously examines the lives of poets rather…

• Chiara Centioni's novel 'Cara Vali' traces the life of Australian artist Vali Myers publication

  Chiara Centioni's novel 'Cara Vali' (Castelvecchi) recounts the story of Vali Myers (1930–2003), an Australian dancer and painter known as the 'Strega di Positano'. The book…

• Sky Arte series 'Sound Gigante' explores alternative history of Italian music from 1964 publication

  Sky Arte will air the four-episode series 'Sound Gigante – Storia alternativa della musica italiana' on Wednesday, July 30, starting from 1964. The series, produced by Sky and…

• Italian musician Caparezza debuts as comic book author with Bonelli publication

  Italian singer-songwriter and rapper Caparezza, born Michele Salvemini, has announced his debut as a comic book author and illustrator in collaboration with publisher Sergio…

• Assouline: The Story Behind One of the Most Refined Art Publishers publication

  Founded in 1994 by Prosper and Martine Assouline after a stay at La Colombe d'Or in Saint-Paul de Vence, the publishing house began with a book about the historic inn where…

• Two Italian Books Explore Women and Video Games publication

  Two recent Italian publications analyze the relationship between women and video games, a field where female players represent 45% of the global gaming population according to…