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• Julien Perez's novel NyxX explores dream-sharing social network publication

  Julien Perez, a novelist from France born in 1986, has just launched his second book titled NyxX via éditions P.O.L. Set in 2029, the plot focuses on a social media app that turns…

• Harry Roselmack explores love as resistance in new essay publication

  Harry Roselmack, known as the emblematic journalist of TF1's "Sept à Huit", has published a new essay titled "L'amour malgré la peur". In it, he examines what prevents people from…

• Vogue's New Column Tackles Funeral Etiquette with Jill Kargman and Frank E. Campbell's President publication

  Vogue has launched a new monthly column titled Oh, Behave! that explores evolving social etiquette. The first installment focuses on funeral etiquette, featuring two New Yorkers…

• Glasstire's 25th Anniversary Archives Highlight Texas Museum Pillars publication

  Glasstire marks its 25th anniversary by publishing a curated archive of articles on Texas museums and institutions. The series includes profiles of the McNay Art Museum's retiring…

• FASO Essay on the Artist's Call to Create publication

  Clint Watson of FASO (Fine Art Studio Online) published an essay titled 'What Called You to Create?' urging artists to articulate the personal inspiration behind their work. The…

• When Paintings Become Sculptures: From Titian to Dalí publication

  The article explores the historical practice of translating two-dimensional painted figures into three-dimensional sculptures, from neoclassical marbles to modern bronzes. The…

• Jon Rafman's MSM Vol 2 Explores Post-Mainstream Fragmentation publication

  Canadian artist Jon Rafman, known for capturing the internet's dizzying experience, has released MSM Vol 2, a book collaboration with Alix Ross (Farmer's Daughter co-founder) and…

• CULTURED's 2026 Young Activists List Features 13 Nominees by Steinem, Abrams, Burke publication

  CULTURED magazine published its inaugural Young Activists list, featuring 13 organizers under 35 nominated by prominent figures including Gloria Steinem, Stacey Abrams, Tarana…

• 8 Artists Leading America’s Craft Revival publication

  Architectural Digest profiles eight young artists driving a resurgence in American craft, blending traditional techniques with contemporary innovation. The feature highlights…

• Florian Klenk's Book Revisits Serial Killer Elfriede Blauensteiner publication

  Florian Klenk's book "Ausreden" offers a new investigation into the life and crimes of Elfriede Blauensteiner, Austria's most notorious female serial killer, moving beyond…

• Winter Vandenbrink and Ola Ebiti Capture Modern Masculinity for Penhaligon's publication

  Photographer Winter Vandenbrink and stylist Ola Ebiti have collaborated on a fashion editorial for Another Man's Summer/Autumn 2026 issue, inspired by Penhaligon's London Gents…

• Wallpaper* August 2026 Creative America Issue Celebrates US at 250 publication

  Wallpaper* magazine releases its August 2026 issue, the fourth annual dedicated to the United States, coinciding with the nation's 250th birthday. The issue features the latest…

• Roma Vietata: Book Explores 1970s Rome's Car-Friendly Public Space publication

  A new book, 'Roma Vietata, viaggio nella città raggiungibile' (Humboldt Books), edited by Stefano Ciavatta and architect Luca Galofaro, examines Rome's relationship with public…

• ArtReview Asia Summer 2026 Issue Explores Entanglements of Colonialism and Resistance publication

  The Summer 2026 edition of ArtReview Asia has been released, delving into issues of entanglement, colonialism, race, language, and cultural heritage. The cover showcases…

• Piet Mondrian's Theory of Rhythm in Neo-Plastic Painting publication

  Piet Mondrian, the Dutch painter and philosopher, wrote over one hundred essays on his art, with forty dedicated solely to rhythm. His Neo-Plastic style uses only rectangles and…

• The Syntopicon: Mortimer Adler's 1952 Index of Western Thought publication

  In 1952, Mortimer J. Adler published 'A Syntopicon', a two-volume concept-oriented index designed to help readers navigate the 54-volume Great Books of the Western World set…

• Sara Baume and Mollie Douthit on Their Collaborative Friendship and New Book 'Opening Night' publication

  Novelist and artist Sara Baume and painter Mollie Douthit discuss their collaborative friendship and the resulting illustrated memoir 'Opening Night', published by Granta. The…

• Silvana Trevale's 'Venezuelan Youth' captures a generation amid crisis publication

  The book 'Venezuelan Youth' by Guest Editions showcases Silvana Trevale's ten-year photographic exploration of young Venezuelans. This monograph, designed by Rizardo Baez from…

• Lydia Wood's 'Locals' chronicles London's pubs in pencil publication

  Lydia Wood, a 32-year-old artist, has sketched more than 350 pubs in London since 2021, following the loss of her teaching position due to Covid. She aims to capture all 3,500…

• Madonna's Confessions II blends DJ set style with personal themes publication

  Madonna's upcoming album Confessions II features collaborations with Sabrina Carpenter and her daughter Lourdes Leon. The album is structured like a DJ set, blending tracks…

• Empirical Returns with Apocalyptic Album 'Like Lambs: To The Slaughter' publication

  British jazz ensemble Empirical has released their eighth album, 'Like Lambs: To The Slaughter', a 51-minute suite reworking drummer Shaney Forbes' 2022 EP. Following vibraphonist…

• Sara Bennett's 'Looking Inside' Documents Women Serving Life Sentences in New York publication

  Sara Bennett's photobook, 'Looking Inside: Women With Life Sentences' (Kehrer Verlag), features personal artifacts and poignant portraits of women in New York state who have been…

• Cahiers d’art Centenary Celebrated Across Museums from New York to Vézelay publication

  Cahiers d’art, the pioneering magazine established by Christian Zervos in 1926, is celebrating its centenary with a series of exhibitions at prominent venues such as MoMA New…

• 10 Beach Scenes in Art for the Dog Days of Summer publication

  DailyArt Magazine presents a curated list of ten artworks depicting beaches, from Pablo Picasso's 'Two Women Running on the Beach (The Race)' (1922) to Martin Parr's photograph…

• The Chestnut Tree: A Lost Culture in Italy publication

  Angela Borghesi's book 'Fior da fiore' explores the cultural significance of the chestnut tree in Italy, describing it as more than a tree but a lost world. The chestnut, once a…

• Piero Camporesi's 'La miniera del mondo' Republished by Il Saggiatore publication

  Il Saggiatore has republished Piero Camporesi's 1990 book 'La miniera del mondo' as part of an ongoing reissue of his works that began about a decade ago. The book evokes a motley…

• Jeffrey Gibson tops Artnet's June 2026 museum artist ranking publication

  Artnet News published its quarterly 'Museum Artist' list for June 2026, ranking living artists by museum presence across 350 U.S. institutions. Jeffrey Gibson leads with a score…

• Le Monde des Livres weekly selection features 'Chutes libres', 'Tenez bon', 'Moon Tiger' publication

  Every Thursday, the editorial team of Le Monde des Livres presents its literary picks. This week's selection includes a deep dive into 1990s New York, with titles such as 'Chutes…

• Coen Pohl's Vector Poster Series Captures Seoul Nightlife publication

  Coen Pohl has created a vector illustration poster series titled 'Seoul Nightlife' that documents the urban landscape of South Korea's capital. The series avoids typical travel…

• Buzzati's 'The Tartar Steppe' as Existential Classic publication

  Dino Buzzati's 1940 novel 'The Tartar Steppe' is examined as a literary classic about wasted life and existential waiting. The story follows Lieutenant Giovanni Drogo, who is…

• Dylan Mattingly Debuts on Nonesuch with 'The Wild Heart' publication

  Dylan Mattingly has released his debut album, titled 'The Wild Heart,' under Nonesuch Records. This marks a significant moment, especially since he co-founded the ensemble…

• Sacha Bronwasser on Art as Inspiration for Fiction: James Turrell's 'Hemels gewelf' publication

  In an interview with Museumtijdschrift, bestselling author Sacha Bronwasser (1968) discusses how art serves as the catalyst for her short stories. For the magazine's summer issue…

• Vasya Karmazin Launches Zine-Focused Creative Project publication

  Illustrator and street artist Vasya Karmazin has launched a creative project centered on zine culture and self-published illustrative work. The initiative embraces a DIY,…

• David Sedaris on Duolingo Obsession and AI Chatbot Lily publication

  David Sedaris recounts his addiction to the language-learning app Duolingo, which he uses to maintain his top ranking in the Diamond League by earning up to 23,000 points per…

• Beach as Muse: 10 Paintings Charting the Coast's Artistic Conquest publication

  Beaux Arts magazine explores ten artworks that capture the transformation of the beach from a wild landscape to a symbol of leisure in Western art. The survey opens with Eugène…

• Galerie Magazine's Guide to Ruby Jewelry for July Birthstone publication

  Galerie Magazine presents a curated selection of ruby jewelry for July's birthstone. Rubies have been coveted for over two millennia, ranging from pinkish to blood-red tones.…

• In Waves: Animated Feature Opens Cannes Critics' Week publication

  Pheuong Maï Nguyen's debut feature 'In Waves' opens in French theaters after premiering at the Cannes Film Festival's Critics' Week. The animated film adapts A.J. Dungo's…

• Reflx Lab Launches Diablo 100 Redscale Film, Turning Scenes into Fiery Hues publication

  Reflx Lab has introduced Diablo 100, a new experimental redscale 35mm film that shifts colors to dramatic red, orange, and yellow tones. Based on Lucky C200 film stock, it is…

• Dinosaur Jr. Announces New Album 'There Near' with 80s Sound publication

  Dinosaur Jr. will release their sixth album since reuniting 20 years ago, titled 'There Near', on August 28. The album was created in short, intensive sessions over a year. It…

• Study finds UK teenage boys 'stuck' on Diary of a Wimpy Kid series publication

  A study conducted by Renaissance indicates that boys in the UK, aged 11 to 14, predominantly engage with primary-level literature, with eight out of the ten most popular books…