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• Matisse's Second Life: Convalescence and Creation in Wartime publication

  Henri Matisse, writing to his friend Albert Marquet on January 16, 1942, described feeling as if he were living a second life after undergoing duodenal surgery in 1941. The…

• Communication Arts Releases 2026 Photography Annual publication

  Communication Arts has launched its 67th Photography Annual for 2026, featuring winning entries from the competition, along with feature profiles and opinion columns. The annual…

• Luca Trapanese's debut novel 'Le nostre imperfezioni' explores love beyond conventions publication

  Luca Trapanese's first novel 'Le nostre imperfezioni' (Salani Editori, 2021) centers on the love story between Livio, a former seminarian and volunteer, and Pietro, an architect…

• Habitar en la escena: José del Carmen Palacios Aguilar on dwelling and threshold publication

  José del Carmen Palacios Aguilar publishes a poetic essay on 'Habitar en la escena' (Dwelling in the Scene), exploring the threshold between interior and exterior, stillness and…

• Philippe Collin's 'L'Epopée de Lady Liberty' explores 250 years of liberty through the Statue of Liberty publication

  The documentary series 'L'Epopée de Lady Liberty', directed by Philippe Collin, airs on France 5 in three dense episodes. It revisits Franco-American history through the highly…

• Francesco Casetti on Screens as Shelters: From Phantasmagoria to AI publication

  In an interview with Annette Cantalupi on Artribune, Francesco Casetti, Sterling Professor of Cinema and Media at Yale University, discusses his latest book "Schermare le paure"…

• Dante's Encounter with Beatrice as a Model for Artistic Virtue publication

  In a newsletter article for The FASO Way, writer Eugene Terekhin explores Dante Alighieri's account in 'Vita Nuova' of his first meeting with Beatrice Portinari. Terekhin argues…

• Vogue Lists 57 Best Queer Films from 1966 to 2024 publication

  Vogue published a curated list of the 57 best queer movies of all time, spanning from 1966's The Group to 2024's Love Lies Bleeding and I Saw the TV Glow. The selection includes…

• Vogue's 1995 Feature on Haute Couture's Enduring Craft and Controversy publication

  In a 1995 article for Vogue, Katherine Betts explores the world of haute couture, showcasing a portfolio by Irving Penn. The piece highlights the challenges faced by couture,…

• Pie Aerts Documents Chile's Disappearing Puesteros in New Photobook publication

  Dutch photographer Pie Aerts spent six years documenting the puesteros, aging gauchos who live and work in isolation on vast private ranches in Chile's Magallanes region. His…

• Alex Eagle Explains Wabi-Sabi and How to Bring the Aesthetic Home publication

  In a new Vogue column, London-based designer Alex Eagle explores wabi-sabi, a Japanese philosophy rooted in Zen Buddhism that emerged in the 15th century as a reaction against…

• Carlo Ratti's 'Objectify' series spotlights the Microlino electric car publication

  Carlo Ratti has launched a summer series called 'Objectify' for Wallpaper*, exploring Italy through everyday objects. The second episode highlights the Microlino, an electric car…

• Tara Menon's Debut Novel 'Unter Wasser' Explores Grief and Nature's Power publication

  Tara Menon, a Harvard professor of English literature born in India and raised in Singapore, has published her debut novel 'Unter Wasser' (Under Water). The book follows…

• Esprit Dossier on Palestine: Reconstructing a Future Amid Devastation publication

  The June 2026 edition of Esprit, named "Palestine, un avenir à reconstruire," contains a comprehensive dossier on the situation in Palestine. Editor Anne-Lorraine Bujon and Joël…

• Swedish debut novel explores whether home is a place or a feeling publication

  A Swedish debut novel is featured among 100 books recommended for summer reading by NZZ. The novel questions whether home is a place or a feeling, reflecting on themes of identity…

• 100 Books for an Unforgettable Summer publication

  The NZZ has compiled a list of 100 new books for summer reading, offering a diverse selection of titles to accompany readers during the warm months and holidays. The collection…

• Madonna's Uneven Coverage in Le Monde publication

  Le Monde's relationship with Madonna has been marked by indifference, disdain, and occasional praise since her name first appeared in the newspaper in 1985. The pop star, now 67,…

• Jan van Os's Still Life with Carnations and Exotic Fruit at VMFA publication

  Jan van Os (1744–1808), one of the last great Dutch still-life painters, created 'Still Life with Carnations and Exotic Fruit' around the 1770s. The oil-on-wood painting (68.26 ×…

• New Books on Heine, Jünger, and a Woman Who Loved Him publication

  Prof. Erhard Schütz reviews new books on Heinrich Heine, Ernst Jünger, and writing journalists. The review highlights a diary entry by Jürgen Ploog on Jünger's death and the…

• Quevedo's 'Polvo serán, mas polvo enamorado' analyzed by Antonio Prete publication

  Antonio Prete examines the final verse of Francisco de Quevedo's sonnet 'Amor costante más allá de la muerte' (Love constant beyond death), 'polvo serán, mas polvo enamorado'…

• Nicola Pesacane Reveals Unpublished Genealogy of Giambattista Vico publication

  Nicola Pesacane, a Neapolitan jurist, heraldist, and genealogist, has published "La genealogia completa inedita di Giambattista Vico" (Caramanica Editore, 2021). The research…

• LANDROID Launch Sophomore Album 'Constellation' from Joshua Tree publication

  The duo known as LANDROID, consisting of Gillespie and Gordon, has unveiled their second album titled 'Constellation,' which serves as a non-linear concept piece delving into…

• Glasstire's 25th Anniversary: Anatomy of a Healthy Art Scene publication

  In a piece for Glasstire's 25th anniversary series, the author uses a human body metaphor to analyze the components of a healthy art scene. Major museums form the skeletal system,…

• Michael Shainblum Captures New Zealand's Volatile Landscapes in Video Project publication

  Photographer Michael Shainblum released a video project titled 'A Different Way to See Landscape Photography | New Zealand,' documenting his work in Fiordland National Park,…

• Vittorio Avella's 'Impressioni prima di andare in stampa' Chronicles Five Decades of Printmaking publication

  Edited by Rita Alessandra Fusco and published by Edizioni Libreria Dante & Descartes, 'Impressioni prima di andare in stampa' features a dialogue with Italian artist Vittorio…

• Mads Nissen's 'Sangre Blanca' Exposes Cocaine's Human Cost publication

  Danish photographer Mads Nissen spent a decade documenting the global cocaine trade for his new photojournalism book 'Sangre Blanca,' published by Gost. The project, shot between…

• Galleria Borghese children's book blends fairy tale with museum guide publication

  Electa has published "Galleria Borghese. Un'avventura al museo", a bilingual (Italian-English) illustrated book for children aged 7–12. Written and illustrated by Giulia D'Anna…

• Mickaël Launay's Math Puzzle: A Family Affair in Le Monde publication

  Mickaël Launay presents a new mathematical puzzle in Le Monde, demonstrating that mathematics can be a family matter. The puzzle, titled 'Le défi des fils', is the 107th…

• Dezeen In Depth examines Gaudí's limited global influence publication

  The latest edition of Dezeen In Depth newsletter investigates Antoni Gaudí's impact on global architecture, arguing his influence is less than his fame suggests. Features editor…

• Sabine Hofmanns Krimidebüt über Einbrecherinnen im Ruhrgebiet der 1960er publication

  Der Roman "Weiße Westen, schwarze Nächte" von Sabine Hofmann markiert den Beginn einer Krimiserie, die in den 1960er Jahren im Ruhrgebiet angesiedelt ist. Im Mittelpunkt stehen…

• Sophy Romvari on Directing 'Blue Heron' and Childhood Memories publication

  In an interview with Le Monde, filmmaker Sophy Romvari discusses the release of her debut feature film 'Blue Heron' and the choices that guided her in staging childhood memories.…

• Le Monde's June Graphic Novel Selection Features Louvre Collection Dive publication

  Le Monde's La Matinale presents its monthly selection of recently published graphic novels for June, including 'Summerboy', 'Bêtes comme nous', and 'Légères comme une enclume'.…

• JD Vance's Catholic Conversion: From Atheist to Crusader publication

  JD Vance's new book 'Communion' details his 2019 conversion to Roman Catholicism, exploring how his Appalachian upbringing viewed the Church as foreign and exotic. The final…

• Michelle Garmendia: From Intern to Interior Design Director at Legorreta publication

  Michelle Garmendia has been appointed as the Interior Design Director at Legorreta, marking a significant achievement in her nearly 20-year career. She pioneered UNAM's first…

• Netflix's 'The Polygamist' Sparks Global Debate on Polygamy and Infidelity publication

  Netflix's Zulu-language series 'The Polygamist' has ignited international conversations about polygamy, betrayal, and family dynamics since its release on June 12. The 22-episode…

• Museo Cerralbo Launches Online Catalogue of Engravings publication

  The Museo Cerralbo has published a monographic online catalogue titled "Grabado en la mirada" (Engraved in the Gaze), dedicated to its collection of prints. The catalogue, hosted…

• Thomas W. Laqueur's 'The Dog's Gaze' Traces Canine Presence in Western Art publication

  Historian Thomas W. Laqueur's new book 'The Dog's Gaze: A Visual History' (2026, Penguin Press) surveys 250 artworks from the Palaeolithic to the present, arguing that dogs serve…

• Ingram and PRH Launch Print-On-Demand Program for Libraries publication

  Ingram Library Services has teamed up with Penguin Random House to launch a print-on-demand project that offers 200 backlist titles from well-known authors like Harlan Coben,…

• Shepard Fairey Reimagines Lady Liberty as Multiethnic Woman for TIME's 250th Anniversary Cover publication

  Shepard Fairey created the cover art for TIME magazine's special issue celebrating America's 250th birthday, released on June 25. The cover reimagines the Statue of Liberty as a…

• Centenary of Ingeborg Bachmann: A Guide to Her Works in Spanish publication

  As we mark the 100th anniversary of Ingeborg Bachmann's birth (Klagenfurt, 1926 – Rome, 1973), there is a noticeable resurgence in the publication of her works in Spanish. A…