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• Barbara Trapido's 'Brother of the More Famous Jack' Reissued by NYRB Classics publication

  NYRB Classics has reissued Barbara Trapido's 1982 novel 'Brother of the More Famous Jack,' a book that has remained in print since its original publication and has been passed…

• TBW Books to Publish Gerald Cyrus's 'Uptown Odyssey,' a Decade of Harlem Photographs publication

  This month, TBW Books is set to release "Uptown Odyssey," a photographic anthology by Gerald Cyrus, showcasing his work from the 1990s. The collection highlights the dynamic…

• Vogue Selects 26 Throw Blankets for Fall, From Hawkins New York Mohair to Hermès Avalon publication

  Vogue has released a guide showcasing 26 fall throw blankets, focusing on textiles worthy of being heirlooms. Among the featured items is Hawkins New York's handwoven crimson…

• Dana Vowinckel's "Anton und Alma" Tops Kulturnews' Best Books of October 2026 List publication

  Kulturnews has unveiled its list of the best books for October 2026, highlighting six notable titles from the month of the Frankfurt Book Fair. At the forefront is "Anton und…

• Bilderbuch's New Album "∞+1" Confronts Digital Dystopia with Autotune and Distortion publication

  Bilderbuch, the Austrian alternative-pop band, released their new album "∞+1", which explores themes of digital infrastructure, apocalypse, and reality escape. The album features…

• Brutalist Asia Book Showcases 140 Buildings Across 28 Countries publication

  Brutalist Asia, edited by Bob Pang and Derek Lamberton, features a collection of essays and photographs showcasing 140 structures from 28 countries in Asia. Among the highlighted…

• Nippa Releases Warner Records Debut EP 'Homegrown' with KAYTRANADA, Blxst, Jordan Ward publication

  Nippa, a singer-songwriter from North London, has unveiled his debut EP with Warner Records, titled 'Homegrown.' This nine-track collection blends R&B, dance beats, rap, and soul.…

• Mickaël Launay crée l'énigme mathématique nᵒ 113 du « Monde » sur les carrés d'allumettes publication

  L'édition nᵒ 113 de l'énigme mathématique du journal « Le Monde » est signée par Mickaël Launay. Le casse-tête proposé cette semaine s'articule autour de carrés d'allumettes.…

• Nicolas Werth Publishes "Adieu ma Russie," a Historian's Memoir on His Father and Russia publication

  In "Adieu ma Russie" (Les Belles Lettres), French historian Nicolas Werth intertwines his narrative with that of his father, Alexander Werth, a British war correspondent of…

• Danijel Zezelj's 'Guerra giusta' Published by Eris Edizioni publication

  In 1966, Danijel Zezelj, a Croatian artist from Zagreb, unveiled his latest graphic novel, 'Guerra giusta,' published by Eris Edizioni. This hardcover edition spans 104 pages, is…

• Enzo Mari's DIY Furniture Plans Gain Cult Status Among Modern Makers publication

  Enzo Mari's 1974 project offered free assembly instructions for pine furniture, and today it enjoys a cult following. The Italian designer's open-source approach allowed anyone to…

• Sarah Solemani Adapts Elizabeth Day's 'The Party' for Television publication

  Actor-screenwriter Sarah Solemani has adapted Elizabeth Day's 2017 bestselling novel 'The Party' for television. In a conversation, Solemani and Day discussed themes of privilege,…

• « Le Monde » publie huit tribunes sur l'affaire Thélyson Orélien et l'IA en littérature publication

  Dans la rubrique Idées de « Le Monde », huit tribunes ont été publiées concernant l'affaire Thélyson Orélien. La polémique tourne autour de « C'était ça ou mourir », un ouvrage…

• Czech Literature After 1948 in Focus as Czechia Becomes Frankfurt Book Fair Guest of Honour publication

  Czech literature after 1948 is examined through the lens of its myths and its distinctive blend of irony and seriousness, as Czechia takes on the role of Guest of Honour at the…

• Shida Bazyars Roman «Die Lücken» und Dana Vowinckels Liebesgeschichte im Fokus der NZZ-Literaturkritik publication

  Die NZZ bespricht zwei deutschsprachige Romane, die sich mit Erinnerung, Krieg und Terror auseinandersetzen. Shida Bazyars «Die Lücken» schildert ein Dorf, das zunächst idyllisch…

• Czech Literature in Focus as Czechia Guests at Frankfurter Buchmesse publication

  Czech literature's international presence before World War II was marked by figures such as Jaroslav Hašek and Karel Čapek. The Prague Spring's tragic aftermath brought prominence…

• Le Monde's Matinale Recommends Replay Documentaries on Japanese Art, Jay-Z and the Cloisters publication

  Le Monde's daily Matinale newsletter has published a curated selection of documentary programs available to watch on replay and delayed broadcast. Among the featured picks is a…

• Melville's The Confidence-Man and the Origins of American Gaslighting publication

  In 1857, Herman Melville published The Confidence-Man: His Masquerade, his final novel released during his lifetime. The term "confidence man" had only recently entered American…

• Rachel Bespaloff's Wartime Essay on the Iliad Reissued in Italian publication

  Rachel Bespaloff's essay De l'Iliade, written in French during her American exile, was first published in 1943 in a luxury edition of only 25 copies on papier corsican, with a…

• Sikh Temple in Novellara Explored in Doppiozero Essay publication

  In a piece published on Doppiozero, Antonella Tarpino reflects on her earlier writing about Acquanegra, a town in the lower Mantua area that was the subject of Gianni Bosio's…

• Simone Lucciola's Poetry Collection 'View-Master' Explored in Critical Review publication

  Antonia De Francesco reviews Simone Lucciola's poetry collection 'View-Master,' released by Ghenomena Poesia in January 2018, for MIfacciodiCultura, with the review later featured…

• Carsten Höller's Surreal Games Captured with World's Largest Instant Camera in New Polaroid Documentary publication

  On October 2, 2026, the Polaroid Foundation released a 20-minute documentary called The Carsten Höller Episode of The 20×24 Project. This film, which took 18 months to create,…

• Antonio Masi Explores the Japanese Principle of Notan in Art Composition publication

  Notan, a Japanese idea, refers to the equilibrium and interplay of light and dark regions in a composition. An article by Antonio Masi explains that this principle reduces a…

• Vogue Curates Over 100 Gift Ideas Under $100 for the 2024 Holiday Season publication

  Vogue has unveiled a holiday gift guide featuring over 100 items priced under $100. This collection showcases beauty products from brands such as Augustinus Bader, Dr. Barbara…

• Jeremy Strong Discusses Playing Mark Zuckerberg in Aaron Sorkin's 'The Social Reckoning' publication

  Jeremy Strong portrays Mark Zuckerberg in Aaron Sorkin's new film 'The Social Reckoning,' opening next week. In an interview with The New Yorker Radio Hour, Strong explained his…

• Ilford SFX: Superpanchromatic Film for Infrared Photography with Red Filters publication

  Ilford SFX is a panchromatic black-and-white film with an ISO rating of 200, known for its sensitivity to infrared light. Although it was phased out in the early 2000s, it has…

• Melissa Bell Discusses Chicago Public Media's WBEZ-Sun-Times Merger on State of Local News Podcast publication

  In a recent episode of the State of Local News Podcast, Tim Franklin chatted with Melissa Bell, CEO of Chicago Public Media, about the merger that happened on January 31, 2022.…

• Spencer Lowell's Debut Monograph 'Futures Past' Explores Technology and Humanity publication

  Spencer Lowell's first monograph, 'Futures Past,' compiles 57 color photographs across nearly 100 pages, examining the intersection of technological progress and humanity. The…

• Vogue Highlights 1980s Hairstyles and Beauty Icons publication

  Vogue has released a retrospective article highlighting the hairstyles of the 1980s, emphasizing their significance within the decade's fashion landscape. The piece illustrates…

• Yuki Tawada Discusses New Book FIRE WATER at ICP Artist Talk publication

  Yuki Tawada will present her new publication, FIRE WATER, during an artist talk at the International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York. The event will feature a discussion…

• NYC Street Art Shutters: Funquest, Belowkey, Scope, Jappy Agoncillo, Rebs, Keo, 3Modes, Alice Mizrachi & Absure publication

  A striking mural by Funquest, a Japanese artist from New York City, now decorates a shutter in East Harlem. This piece is part of Street Art NYC's ongoing project that showcases…

• ICP Hosts Talk on "I'm So Happy You Are Here" with Curators Lesley A. Martin and Pauline Vermare publication

  The International Center of Photography (ICP) will host a public program titled "I'm So Happy You Are Here," featuring curators Lesley A. Martin and Pauline Vermare, along with…

• Zoe Kazan Adapts Steinbeck's "East of Eden" as Netflix Miniseries, Responding to Elia Kazan's Film publication

  Zoe Kazan, granddaughter of director Elia Kazan, has adapted John Steinbeck's novel "East of Eden" into a miniseries for Netflix. The series, titled "A l'est d'Eden" in French,…

• Smithsonian Photo Gallery Highlights 15 Panda Images from China, Spain, Taiwan and Washington, D.C. publication

  A photo gallery showcasing 15 images of giant pandas has been released by Smithsonian magazine, featuring photographs captured between 2008 and 2024 across locations such as…

• Antonio Damasio Argues Consciousness Emerged from Homeostatic Feelings, Not Higher Cognition publication

  In his new book, "Natural Intelligence & The Logic of Consciousness," neuroscientist Antonio Damasio presents a theory that consciousness arose from homeostatic feelings rather…

• « La symphonie de Kaboul » : une BD raconte le seul orchestre 100 % féminin d'Afghanistan publication

  Five years after the Taliban's takeover of Kabul, Sarah El Younsi's new book, "La symphonie de Kaboul. L'orchestre féminin interdit," was released by Steinkis. El Younsi, a…

• Stephen Shore Reflects on Walker Evans's 'Breakfast Room at Belle Grove Plantation' and the Mind Behind the Camera publication

  In the latest issue of Aperture, No. 264, Stephen Shore, now in his late seventies, reflects on Walker Evans's 1935 image, Breakfast Room at Belle Grove Plantation, and the…

• Wild Indris Sing Like Opera Stars, Widening Mouths to Hit High Notes, Study Finds publication

  A study released on September 21 in PLOS Computational Biology highlights that wild indris, recognized as the sole singing lemurs, modify their mouth and throat movements akin to…

• Le Monde seleciona sete álbuns da semana, de homenagem feminina a Meshell Ndegeocello publication

  A seleção semanal de discos do Le Monde destaca sete lançamentos, entre eles um álbum do Ragazze Quartet dedicado a figuras femininas e um trabalho de reprises assinado por…

• Dolly Parton's Welsh-Language 'Jolene' Set for Posthumous Release on October 9 publication

  On 9 October, a new version of Dolly Parton's "Jolene" featuring Welsh lyrics will be unveiled, representing her second posthumous release. Parton, who passed away on 25 August,…