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• 15 Art Books Recommended for Summer Reading by DailyArt Magazine publication

  DailyArt Magazine has compiled a list of 15 art-related books for summer reading, spanning fiction, non-fiction, and art theory. The selection includes classics like Oscar Wilde's…

• Intimate Letters Reveal Private Lives of Great Artists publication

  A DailyArt Magazine feature explores the personal correspondence of renowned artists, including Auguste Rodin, Frida Kahlo, Pablo Picasso, and others. Rodin's letters to his wife…

• 12 Art Books for Your Summer Holidays publication

  A selection of 12 art books perfect for summer reading covers a range of subjects, including Afro-Atlantic histories and occult art. Notable titles include "Afro-Atlantic…

• Giulio Natali's 'Questioni di testa': Twenty-One Stories of Unjudgeable Existence publication

  Giulio Natali's book 'Questioni di testa' (Edizioni La Gru, 2020) is a collection of twenty-one 'broken' stories about equally 'broken' lives. The narratives eschew literary…

• Peter Thiel's Dark Enlightenment and the De-Globalization Agenda publication

  A new book by Paolo Perulli, titled 'Peter Thiel: L'America oggi,' offers a systematic analysis of Peter Thiel, a key figure in the de-globalization debate. Thiel's vision, known…

• Maria Takolander's dystopian novel 'The End of Romance' explores motherhood and survival publication

  Maria Takolander's novel 'The End of Romance' is set on a future Earth ravaged by environmental collapse, where humanity clings to degraded urban settlements. The protagonist,…

• Alexandra Lange's 'El diseño de la infancia' examines how design shapes children's independence publication

  In her book 'El diseño de la infancia' (The Design of Childhood), architecture critic Alexandra Lange explores the influence of objects and environments on the growth of children.…

• Met Staff Essays Offer Fresh Perspectives on 100 Collection Objects publication

  The Metropolitan Museum of Art has published 'Points of View: 100 Connections to Art,' a 488-page compendium of short essays by 29 staff members from across its professional…

• Talon Reed Cooper's 'False Prophet' Examines Sacred and Corrupted Power publication

  Photographer and creative director Talon Reed Cooper has released 'False Prophet', a photographic series timed to America's 250th anniversary. The work explores the intertwining…

• Vogue's Guide to the Best Lab-Grown Diamond Brands for 2026 publication

  Vogue's guide for lab-grown diamond brands in 2026 highlights 16 companies, such as Jean Dousset, Brilliant Earth, Dorsey, Mejuri, James Allen, Grown Brilliance, Kendra Scott,…

• Six Henry James Masterpieces That Shaped Modern Literature publication

  Henry James (1843-1916) produced approximately 20 novels, novellas, short stories, plays, travel writings, and critiques, celebrated for his lengthy sentences. His earlier pieces,…

• Taiwanese Mangaka Gao Yan Publishes Second Volume of 'Sukima' publication

  Taiwanese manga artist Gao Yan, based in Japan, has released the second volume of 'Sukima,' a personal narrative exploring her home island's history and contemporary democratic…

• Clare Carlisle's 'Transcendence for Beginners' Blends Philosophy and Life Writing publication

  Clare Carlisle, a professor of philosophy at King's College London, has published 'Transcendence for Beginners: Life Writing and Philosophy,' based on her 2024 Gifford Lectures.…

• Terranthropology Journal Focuses on Voice and Vocal Illusion publication

  The French anthropology and social sciences journal Terrain has released a new issue dedicated to the voice and vocal illusion. The issue is edited by Vincent Hirtzel, a CNRS…

• Omer Bartov: Israel ist ein Paria-Staat – Sanktionen als letztes Mittel publication

  Omer Bartov, ein Experte für Genozid und Holocaust sowie Geschichtsprofessor an der Brown University, hat ein neues Werk mit dem Titel „Israel: What Went Wrong?“ veröffentlicht.…

• Architectural Record's 250 Years of American Architecture Survey publication

  To mark America's 250th anniversary, Architectural Record invited leading architects and educators to nominate the most significant works of American architecture. The resulting…

• Denis Scheck Sparks Anthology Defending Women's Restroom Culture publication

  Literary critic Denis Scheck criticized Ildikó von Kürthy's book, calling it 'news from the chatter zone of the women's restroom.' In response, an anthology titled 'Die…

• Shelby Duncan's 'House of Love' Chronicles LA's Creative Haven publication

  Shelby Duncan's photo exhibition and book 'House of Love' revisit her Beachwood Canyon home in Los Angeles, a haven for aspiring actors, musicians, and filmmakers in the late…

• Bertie Gregory's Hammerhead Sharks Up Close Premieres on National Geographic publication

  National Geographic's Sharkfest 2026 opened with Hammerhead Sharks Up Close With Bertie Gregory, a documentary highlighting the plight of scalloped hammerhead sharks. Gregory, an…

• Wallpaper* US400 Returns for Fourth Edition in 2026 publication

  Wallpaper* magazine has released the fourth edition of its US400 list, a curated roster of 400 individuals and firms across architecture, design, jewelry, fashion, hospitality,…

• Lost Art Press Excerpt: Nail Types and Techniques for Woodworking publication

  An excerpt from the book 'Smalls: 18 Well-designed, Easy Projects for an Afternoon in the Workshop' details the use of four nail types: cut nails, square-shanked die-forged nails,…

• New Book 'Kinship & Community' Showcases Texas African American Photography Archive publication

  Back in the mid-1990s, Alan Govenar created the Texas African American Photography (TAAP) Archive after noticing that the state's photography history was missing contributions…

• 100 Beste Plakate Yearbook Adopts Parcel-Inspired Design publication

  Slanted Publishers has just put out the yearbook for the 100 Beste Plakate, and it has a really unique design that draws inspiration from shipping boxes. Created by Berlin…

• Susanna Clarke on Illness, Language, and the Power of Narrative publication

  In a personal essay originally commissioned for the Charleston festival, novelist Susanna Clarke reflects on her 11-year battle with chronic fatigue syndrome and the limitations…

• Musa Mayer on Her Memoir and the Guston Legacy publication

  Musa Mayer, the sole offspring of Philip Guston and Musa Jane McKim Guston, contemplates her experience writing the 1988 memoir "Night Studio" and the challenges of being the…

• Darren Almond's 'Fullmoon' Expanded Edition: 370 Moonlit Landscapes publication

  Taschen has released an expanded edition of Darren Almond's photobook 'Fullmoon', featuring 370 images across 564 pages—110 more photographs and 164 additional pages than the 2014…

• Haley Bennett on Playing an Astronomer in Virginia Woolf Adaptation publication

  Actress Haley Bennett discusses her role in the new comedy film "Virginia Woolf's Night & Day," where she plays a young woman who becomes an astronomer despite societal pressures.…

• Panda Bear and Sonic Boom on Death, Steel Drums, and Their New Album publication

  Noah Lennox (Panda Bear) and Peter Kember (Sonic Boom) discuss their new collaborative album "A ? of when," a follow-up to their 2022 success "Reset." The album uses…

• Craig Easton's Photographic Homage to Orwell's Jura Retreat publication

  Photographer Craig Easton has published 'An Extremely Un-get-atable Place', a monograph revisiting the Hebrides island of Jura where George Orwell wrote 'Nineteen Eighty-Four' in…

• 55+ Collage Tips and Tricks for Art Teachers publication

  The Art of Education has published a guide with over 55 collage tips and tricks for art teachers, covering materials, surfaces, adhesives, tools, composition strategies, and…

• Trevor Paglen: Most Art Today Is Digital Art publication

  Trevor Paglen's new book 'How to See Like a Machine' collects a decade of essays arguing that AI systems are part of a longer history of machine vision and surveillance. He…

• Shirin Neshat Interviews Shahrnush Parsipur in Her Last Published Interview publication

  On July 3, Shahrnush Parsipur, the renowned Iranian writer, died, leaving behind her final interview with artist Shirin Neshat. Her novel, 'Women Without Men,' which was…

• Espoarte #134 Summer 2026: Biennale Arte 2026 Special and Chiara Camoni Cover publication

  The summer 2026 issue of Espoarte (#134) features a cover story on Chiara Camoni, with an interview on her sculpture as a relational space. The issue includes a special section on…

• Barnabé Sauvage's book traces South Korean cinema from national history to global success publication

  Barnabé Sauvage, a film and visual studies scholar, has authored 'Le nouveau cinéma sud-coréen,' a book analyzing the rise of South Korean cinema from the 1960s to global hits…

• Ashok B. Lall on Climate-Responsive Architecture and the Concept of Aaram publication

  In an essay featured on Architecture Live, Ashok B. Lall critiques the excessive dependence on air conditioning and standardized thermal comfort. He promotes climate-responsive…

• 10 Artists Who Captured NYC’s 1970s Squalor and Grungy Glamour publication

  A feature on TheCollector highlights ten photographers and street artists who documented New York City's decay and resilience during the 1970s. Thomas Struth arrived in 1977 and…

• The 1971 OZ Obscenity Trial Recalled by Steven Heller publication

  Steven Heller, turning 76, republishes a 2014 Daily Heller column about the British underground magazine OZ, which inspired his own editorial work. The column focuses on the 1971…

• BAM's 1990s Brooklyn Philharmonic Experiment Revived in Essay Reprint publication

  Joseph Horowitz reprints his 1995 essay detailing the Brooklyn Philharmonic's transformation under his executive directorship at BAM in the 1990s. The orchestra, having lost…

• Michael M. Grynbaum chronicles Condé Nast's rise and fall publication

  Journalist Michael M. Grynbaum has written a detailed account of the ascent and decline of Condé Nast, the American media conglomerate behind magazines such as Vogue and Vanity…

• Miroslav Hlauco's Surreal Prague Novel Finally in German publication

  After over thirty years, a classic of Czech postmodern literature has been translated into German. Miroslav Hlauco's novel evokes a peaceful, pre-modern world where wonders are…