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• Polina Panassenko's 'À voix haute' Traces Family History Erased in USSR publication

  Polina Panassenko's second novel, 'À voix haute', published on August 20, 2026, by Éditions de l'Olivier, delves into the silenced history of her family in the Soviet Union. The…

• Ann Patchett's Novel 'Whistler' Explores Art, Memory, and Family at The Met publication

  In 2026, Harper will release Ann Patchett's tenth adult novel, 'Whistler,' which draws inspiration from the Year of the Horse. The narrative opens with 53-year-old Daphne, a high…

• Freddie Mercury's Longtime Companion Offers Intimate Look at Queen Singer's Life publication

  A new book by Freddie Mercury's longest-standing confidante offers an intimate portrait of the Queen frontman, published just before what would have been his 80th birthday. The…

• Angèle's New Album Cover Pays Homage to M.C. Escher's Optical Art publication

  Belgian singer Angèle has unveiled the cover art for her upcoming album 'Instinct', which pays direct homage to the optical art master M.C. Escher. The cover, photographed by…

• Eli Derby's 'LOVESHY' EP Explores Love's Dualities publication

  Eli Derby's debut EP for Warner Records, 'LOVESHY', presents a nuanced exploration of romantic relationships, showcasing the artist on both sides of love stories. The twelve-track…

• Lilia Hassaine Gives Voice to Bertha Mason in 'Je' publication

  French writer Lilia Hassaine has published a new novel titled 'Je' (Éd. Gallimard) that reimagines the story of Bertha Mason, the mysterious character from Charlotte Brontë's…

• Jennifer Aniston and Jim Curtis Make First Public Work Appearance Together at 92NY publication

  Last night, Jennifer Aniston and Jim Curtis made their debut as a couple at a Q&A session at 92NY in New York, where they promoted Curtis's new book, The Book of Possibility. This…

• Carrie Mae Weems Guest-Edits Wallpaper*, Announces 250 and Change Initiative publication

  In October 2026, Wallpaper* magazine will feature an issue guest-edited by Carrie Mae Weems, who was born in Portland, Oregon, in 1953. To pay tribute to her 1988 piece Inserts,…

• UNESCO Study Maps 2,024 Art Centers Worldwide, Revealing Shift Toward Asia and Africa publication

  A research project led by Noam Alon, associated with the UNESCO Chair for the Study of Museum Diversity and its Evolution, has identified 2,024 art centers across 166 nations that…

• The Saturday Evening Post to End Print Edition After 205 Years publication

  The Saturday Evening Post, a storied American magazine, will cease its print edition after 205 years. The January issue will be the final hard-copy version, as announced by Joan…

• Sven Regener's New Lehmann Novel 'Frankie und Freddie' Praised as Witty and Touching publication

  Sven Regener, the acclaimed German author and musician, has released a new novel in his popular Lehmann series, titled "Frankie und Freddie." The book, which continues the story…

• Wallpaper* 30th Anniversary Issue Guest-Edited by Es Devlin, Carrie Mae Weems, Palace Skateboards publication

  Wallpaper* magazine marks its 30th anniversary with the release of its October 2026 issue (No. 330), which has been guest-edited by Es Devlin, Carrie Mae Weems, and Palace…

• Es Devlin Guest-Edits Wallpaper* October 2026 Issue publication

  Es Devlin, a British artist born in London in 1971, will serve as the guest editor for the October 2026 issue of Wallpaper*, celebrating the magazine's 30th anniversary. This…

• Hemingway's Life and Works: Fact vs. Fiction Explored publication

  The remarkable life of Ernest Hemingway, which included roles as an ambulance driver during World War I, big game hunting in Africa, and deep-sea fishing in Cuba, served as a…

• TASCHEN's Biannual Sale Offers Up to 75% Off Art Books publication

  From September 2nd to September 6th, 2026, TASCHEN will hold its biannual sale, featuring discounts of up to 75% on a variety of books, including those on art, photography,…

• ArtReview September 2026 Issue Explores Art's Agency, Taring Padi, and Korean Art Scene publication

  The September 2026 edition of ArtReview showcases a cover image of the Indonesian collective Taring Padi, captured by Muhammad Fadli in Yogyakarta during August 2026. This edition…

• Motherji: A Tale of Grief and Grace in Delhi publication

  Akhil Sharma's short story "Motherji" follows Radha, a 74-year-old widow in Delhi, who begins offering water to men queuing outside a government liquor shop that opened near the…

• Korean Art World's Must-Read Books: Ocula Survey publication

  Ocula magazine has published a spotlight feature on the reading habits of South Korea's art world, highlighting a surge in critical culture. The piece, titled "The Korean Art…

• Fermenta: Artists Lisa Mouchet and Marine Prunier Explore Death Rituals in New Book publication

  Artist and illustrator Lisa Mouchet and artist and performer Marine Prunier, a former funeral professional, have released 'Fermenta', a collaborative book that explores the…

• Interviú's History Chronicled in 'Los desnudos y los muertos' publication

  Jerónimo Andreu's 'Los desnudos y los muertos' reflects on the Spanish publication Interviú, which was launched by Antonio Asensio under Editorial Península in 1976 and marked its…

• Down by the Hudson: Photographs of Wappinger Creek publication

  Photographer Sanjay and Sherika's images of Wappinger Creek, a swimming hole in New York's Hudson Valley, are featured in a Guardian gallery. The series, titled 'Down by the…

• Renyao and Wild Beasts: Gender Crossing in Late Imperial China publication

  Zhongmu, in an essay translated by Allen Young, delves into the concept of 'renyao' or 'human demon' in late imperial China, focusing on male cross-dressing and nontraditional…

• Bin Wu's 'Timeless East' Showcases Six Projects Articulated by the East Itself publication

  Bin Wu, a Chinese interior designer, has released 'The Design Language of Timeless East' via Rizzoli, featuring 17 projects from his firm, W Design. This publication highlights…

• Swiss Author Nelio Biedermann's US Success Sparks Debate on Literary Hype publication

  Nelio Biedermann, a Swiss bestselling author, has gained significant recognition in the United States, where he is being compared to literary giant Thomas Mann. The hype…

• Venetian Renaissance: Color, Emotion, and New Genres publication

  The Venetian Renaissance distinguished itself from the Florentine focus on disegno by prioritizing colorito, which utilized vibrant pigments to convey emotions. A prime example is…

• Andrea Venanzoni's 'Il trono oscuro' Explores Magic and Power in the Age of Algorithms publication

  In a recent article on doppiozero, Alfredo Gatto and Anita Romanello discuss Andrea Venanzoni's book 'Il trono oscuro. Magia e potere nell'era degli algoritmi', originally…

• Wallace Stevens' Italian Debut: A Critical Review from 1954 publication

  In 1954, Wallace Stevens made his entrance into Italian publishing with the Einaudi anthology 'Mattino domenicale e altre poesie', featuring a selection from his seminal…

• TypeType Foundry Releases TT Nooks Serif 2.000 with Expanded Glyphs publication

  TypeType Foundry has unveiled version 2.000 of the TT Nooks Serif typeface, a display family distinguished by its sharp slipper serifs and broad proportions. This latest iteration…

• Pinakotheke Editora lança livro sobre Maria Martins e Marcel Duchamp publication

  A Pinakotheke Editora apresenta a versão brasileira de "Impossível: a história de amor de Maria Martins e Marcel Duchamp", escrita pelo historiador de arte Francis M. Naumann.…

• Jon Ronson's 'The Castle' Investigates a Tinder Castle Party and Masculinity publication

  Jon Ronson's latest nonfiction work, 'The Castle,' released by Riverhead Books, delves into the story of Chris Mark, who attracted young individuals to his castle in Connecticut…

• Zayd Ayers Dohrn: Playwright and Northwestern Professor Reflects on Revolutionary Parents in Memoir and New Play publication

  Zayd Ayers Dohrn, a professor at Northwestern University and a playwright, is the offspring of Weather Underground figures Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn. In May 2024, Fox News…

• Monchi's Book 'Jenseits der Brandmauer' Advocates Understanding as Antidote to AfD publication

  In his acclaimed book 'Jenseits der Brandmauer', Monchi, the frontman of 'Feine Sahne Fischfilet', emphasizes the importance of understanding as a strategy against the far-right…

• Irina Rozovsky's 'Mountain Black Heart' Blends Balkan Light and Darkness publication

  Photographer Irina Rozovsky's new book, 'Mountain Black Heart,' published by MACK, condenses over a decade of travels through the Balkans into an impressionistic exploration of…

• Eight Books Explore Fragile Masculinity publication

  A curated list of eight books addressing themes of male identity, belonging, and insecurity has been published on kulturnews.de. The selection includes works by Hugo Tepest, Fikri…

• Mine's 'Killer': A Glittering, Pitch-Black Masterpiece publication

  German singer Mine has released her new album 'Killer', described as a glittering, pitch-black masterpiece that involves self-erasure and reordering. The album marks a significant…

• Maxim Biller's Novel 'Schwarze Samstage' Reflects on Post-October 7 Jewish Life in Germany publication

  German author Maxim Biller has published a new novel titled 'Schwarze Samstage' (Black Saturdays), which confronts the aftermath of the October 7 attacks on Jewish life in…

• Sofia Coppola and Lisa Yuskavage on Defying Critics and the Male Gaze publication

  In the Cult of Personality edition of CULTURED magazine, filmmaker Sofia Coppola and artist Lisa Yuskavage share insights into their friendship, artistic hurdles, and the…

• Five Campus Novels: From Satire to Romance, a Literary Roundup publication

  The New Yorker highlights five notable campus novels: 'Pictures from an Institution' (1954) by Randall Jarrell satirizes the clash between romantics and industrialists; the Amanda…

• ArtReview Launches 2026 Korea Supplement Featuring 30 Artists publication

  In September 2026, ArtReview will publish a special edition focused on contemporary Korean art, facilitated by the Korea Arts Management Service (KAMS) affiliated with the…

• Marcus Jansen's Counterpoint Chronicles Four Decades of Expressionist Practice publication

  Marcus Jansen, a modern expressionist known for confronting injustice, racism, authoritarianism, imperialism, and political machinery, has announced the forthcoming publication of…