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• Hi-Fructose Issue 80 Features Lola Dupre, Shishi San, and Jeff Sheridan publication

  Hi-Fructose will release its 80th issue on September 22, 2026. The cover feature highlights Lola Dupre's paper collages. The issue also includes Shishi San's Fluffy Vases, Evgenia…

• Todd Gray Reflects on Los Angeles, Colonialism, and Artistic Voice in Carla Series publication

  Los Angeles artist Todd Gray, in a four-part series for Carla, explores how the city's dynamics and histories influence his artistic creations. Focusing on both local and global…

• Stanford Study Finds Forebrain and Hindbrain Form Independently, Suggesting Two Squished Nervous Systems publication

  A study conducted by Kyle Loh at Stanford University, published on September 18 in Nature Neuroscience, indicates that the human brain may be composed of two distinct nervous…

• Vogue World Milano: Fashion Insiders Reveal Favorite Milan Restaurants publication

  In anticipation of Milan Fashion Week, Vogue released a dining guide that showcases recommendations from 11 industry friends, including designers and models. Noona Smith-Petersen,…

• AJC-Studie untersucht Antisemitismus in der AfD: Lars Rensmanns Analyse „Friendly Faces“ of Antisemitism? publication

  The American Jewish Committee (AJC) has commissioned a study on political antisemitism within the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party. Conducted by Lars Rensmann, a political…

• Anne Louïse van den Dool's Novel 'Beginnen' Explores Art, Photography and Eating Disorders publication

  Mister Motley features a passage from Anne Louïse van den Dool's novel Beginnen, intertwining art history with a personal story about disordered eating. While taking a Saturday…

• Petra Göllnitz Discusses New Photobook on East German Media Representation publication

  Petra Göllnitz is the author of a new photobook that reveals unexpected commonalities in German-German history. In an interview with NZZ, she explains how media images long…

• Wild Chimpanzees in Senegal Caught on Camera Handing Tools and Food to Juveniles, Study Finds publication

  A recent study published on September 15 in Frontiers in Psychology reveals that wild western chimpanzees in Senegal exhibit teaching behaviors by sharing tools and food with…

• Nine Autumnal Artworks Celebrated in Seasonal Roundup publication

  On September 22, 2026, a slideshow was released featuring nine renowned pieces of art celebrating the autumn season. It begins with Yayoi Kusama's Yellow Pumpkin, located on…

• Some Days Are Darker Release "Memorize You" Single and Visualizer, Announce Album "Black Box Warning" publication

  New York-based band Some Days Are Darker has released their latest single titled "Memorize You," accompanied by a visually engaging black-and-white retro visualizer. The track…

• Florian Cornut Designs Compagnie 3B Presskit for Arthur la Nuit with Swiss Grid and Dinamo Monument Grotesk publication

  Florian Cornut, an art director hailing from Bordeaux, created the press kit for Compagnie 3B's staging of Arthur la Nuit, which is based on Victor Jestin's novel L'homme qui…

• The Collector Profiles 10 Mexican Artists Who Shaped Modern Art publication

  The Collector highlights ten influential Mexican artists who shaped modern art. Frida Kahlo, famous for her self-portraits such as Two Fridas, overcame a life-threatening bus…

• Dezeen Showroom New Releases Summer 2026 Features Oak Modular Kitchen by Vermland publication

  The summer 2026 edition of the Dezeen Showroom New Releases newsletter, published on September 22, 2026, highlights five products, including a modular kitchen crafted from oak by…

• Aiqi Zhang Discusses Observation, Design, and Cultural Memory in PRINT Magazine Q&A publication

  In an interview with PRINT Magazine, designer Aiqi Zhang shares insights into her diverse creative endeavors, which encompass brand and advertising, typography, digital…

• Justin Pumfrey's 'Making the Moon' Explores Perception Before Naming publication

  Justin Pumfrey, a photographer and poet based between Richmond, on the edge of London, and Somerset, has created 'Making the Moon,' a book of photographs and poems made between…

• Drawn & Quarterly Reissues Mark Alan Stamaty's 'Who Needs Donuts?' After Two Decades Out of Print publication

  This month, Drawn and Quarterly has re-released Mark Alan Stamaty's children's classic 'Who Needs Donuts?', which had been unavailable since 2023. Initially published by Dial…

• Adèle Haenel publie "Viser juste", un livre sur les violences sexistes et la reconstruction publication

  Adèle Haenel, une personnalité du cinéma français et militante contre les violences faites aux femmes, a publié son premier ouvrage, "Viser juste", le 22 septembre 2026. Ce livre…

• Alessandra Redaelli's 'Artiste ribelli' Challenges Art History's Memory Gap publication

  In her book 'Artiste ribelli. L'imprevisto della storia,' Alessandra Redaelli explores the oversight of women artists in art history, bringing to light figures from medieval…

• Nicolas Winding Refn Returns with 'Her Private Hell' After Decade-Long Absence and Near-Death Experience publication

  Her Private Hell, the latest feature from Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn, has hit UK cinemas, marking his first film since 2016's The Neon Demon. The 55-year-old director…

• Rare First Edition of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' Discovered in Oxfam Donation, Acquired by British Library publication

  A first US edition of Harper Lee's 'To Kill a Mockingbird' was found in a box of donated American books at Oxfam's Portobello Road bookshop in west London. Shop manager Olivia…

• Johnny Draco Releases 'Heavy is the Garden' Print Exploring Black Hair as Cultural Symbol publication

  Johnny Draco, a multidisciplinary artist, has unveiled a new print titled Heavy is the Garden, which is now for sale on his website. This artwork delves into Draco's connection…

• Jarvis Cocker: Pulp-Dokumentarfilm bei Mubi und Ausstellung "The Hodge Podge" 2027 im Hepworth Wakefield publication

  Der Dokumentarfilm "Pulp: Bereit für eine Zugabe?" von Garth Jennings hat am 25. September auf Mubi Premiere. Ursprünglich als Konzertfilm gedacht, enthält er Archivmaterial aus…

• AMSTED Paints 160 m² Mural on Five Pillars of the A51 Motorway in Septèmes-les-Vallons publication

  A 160 m² mural created by AMSTED, an artist from Aix-en-Provence, now embellishes five pillars along the A51 in Septèmes-les-Vallons. This initiative, organized by Urban Art Up…

• Deleuze and Guattari's Rhizome Concept Explained Through Art and Philosophy publication

  The concept of the rhizome, introduced by Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari in A Thousand Plateaus, challenges traditional linear frameworks of thought. It represents diversity…

• Domingo Nardulli's 'Allineamenti silenziosi' Finds Order in Everyday Coincidences publication

  The series *Allineamenti silenziosi* by Italian photographer Domingo Nardulli showcases ephemeral visual alignments where disparate elements appear interconnected. Nardulli aims…

• Emma Ruth Rundle im Interview: "Wie Wut das tut!" publication

  Im Fokus eines Interviews von Carsten Schrader auf kulturnews.de steht die US-amerikanische Songwriterin Emma Ruth Rundle. Der Artikel trägt den Titel „Wie Wut das tut! : Emma…

• Italo Calvino's 1967 Reflections on Writing Machines Revisited publication

  Italian author Italo Calvino considered, as early as 1967, the prospect of machines capable of writing better than humans. He did not worry about it. The Süddeutsche Zeitung…

• Karl Marx's Critique of Organized Religion Reexamined in New Analysis publication

  The expression by Karl Marx, "religion is the opium of the people," underscores his emphasis on human suffering rather than a rejection of faith. He was born in Trier in 1818 and…

• Berliner Zeitung Launches Luxury Supplement Amid Exhibitions Reassessing the East publication

  A new luxury supplement from the Berliner Zeitung joins a wave of exhibitions examining what "the East" means and where it is located, with both looking well beyond Germany's…

• „Selber denken macht stark!“: Kinder-Sachbuch erklärt Demokratie in Zeiten der AfD publication

  Das Sachbuch „Selber denken macht stark!“ von Natascha Sagorski reagiert auf den wachsenden Einfluss der AfD und die zunehmend hitzigen politischen Debatten. Es richtet sich an…

• How Occultism Shaped Symbolist Art: From Redon to the Nabis and Theosophy publication

  During the late 19th century, the rise of alternative religious movements coincided with modernity, impacting Symbolist art. Artists were influenced by occult practices such as…

• Maisa Elamein Examines Colonial Violence in African Urban Ecologies publication

  In an article published on September 22, 2026, Maisa Elamein argues that colonial violence in African cities extended beyond politics into spatial organization. The piece,…

• Suerte Studio Designs Xe Vero Catalogue for Murano Glassmaker publication

  Suerte Studio, an Italian design firm, created a print catalog for Xe Vero, a renowned Murano glass manufacturer, highlighting the concept of bianco progettato, or calculated…

• Margaret Thatcher's Referendum U-Turn: From Opponent to Advocate of a Popular Vote on Europe publication

  In 1974, Margaret Thatcher, who had just taken the helm of the Conservative Party, expressed her opposition to the Labour-supported referendum regarding Britain's membership in…

• Alvin Ailey schuf im segregierten Amerika einen Raum für schwarze Tänzer publication

  Alvin Ailey, der Tänzer und Choreograf, schuf in einer von Rassentrennung dominierten Gesellschaft einen Raum für schwarze Tänzer. Ein Artikel in der Neuen Zürcher Zeitung…

• Michael Sommer Examines the Dark Sides of Ancient Rome and Its Immigration Debates publication

  Michael Sommer's new book explores whether the Roman Empire fell due to immigration, challenging modern anti-immigration rhetoric. The Roman Empire was not a nation of 10 million…

• M.K. Čiurlionis: The Unsigned Symbolist and His Hidden Ciphers publication

  Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis (1875–1911), a Lithuanian Symbolist artist, left behind enigmatic symbols and codes, having signed only two of his artworks: Allegro from Sonata…

• M. K. Čiurlionis: 10 Artworks of the Lithuanian Polymath publication

  M. K. Čiurlionis (1875–1911), a Lithuanian painter and composer, produced an extensive body of work, including over 400 musical compositions and more than 200 paintings, primarily…

• Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis’s Fairy-Tale Paintings Explored in New Feature publication

  A recent article delves into the fairy-tale themes present in the artwork of Lithuanian painter Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis (1875–1911), who advocated for the integration of…

• Le Monde's Weekly Series Roundup Spotlights Buenos Aires Metaphysical Nightmare and Balearic Sherlock Holmes Revival publication

  La Matinale du Monde's weekly series selection, published on September 22, 2026, highlights four shows: "Paolo," "Brothers," "Mes morts tristes," and "Le Problème final." The…