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• Glasstire Podcast: Bart Keijsers Koning on Gallery Responsibilities and Artist Engagement publication

  In the latest episode of Glasstire's Art Dirt podcast, gallery owner Bart Keijsers Koning from Dallas engages in a conversation with host William Sarradet about the pivotal role…

• María Bastarós habla de «Criaturita», duelo y paisajes en entrevista con Andrés Mainardi publication

  María Bastarós, una escritora con formación en Historia del Arte, ofreció una entrevista a Andrés Mainardi para el Hype, la cual fue publicada en septiembre de 2026. En esta…

• The Enduring Appeal of Fictional Small Murder Towns in Television and Literature publication

  In an essay published on September 17, 2026, the cultural phenomenon of the 'Small Murder Town' is examined, tracing its roots from Agatha Christie's St. Mary Mead to contemporary…

• Gabriele Galloni, poeta romano scomparso a 25 anni, ricordato nella serie "I dimenticati dell'arte" publication

  Nato a Roma nel quartiere Trullo, Gabriele Galloni (1995-2020) è morto a 25 anni per un arresto cardiorespiratorio acuto causato dalla Sindrome di Kartagener, malattia rara di cui…

• Björn Persson's 'The Earth We Share' Documents Endangered Species for Conservation publication

  Björn Persson, a wildlife photographer, has unveiled his latest publication, 'The Earth We Share: Extraordinary Photography of Our Vanishing Species,' released by Rizzoli. This…

• Carmen Gallo Discusses Procne Machine, Strega Poetry Prize Finalist, in Interview publication

  Carmen Gallo, who hails from Naples and was born in 1983, released her poetry collection titled Procne Machine in January 2026 through Giulio Einaudi Editore. This work was a…

• Dolce & Gabbana's Milan Penthouse Featured in Vogue Archive publication

  In a Vogue article from May 2000, Hamish Bowles profiled the Milan apartment of fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. The designers spent two and a half years…

• Eight Soviet Engineering Mega Projects That Shaped the USSR publication

  Through centralized planning, the Soviet Union evolved from an economically underdeveloped country into a modern industrial powerhouse, achieving eight significant engineering…

• «Libération» in der Krise: Eklat um «Islamophobie» und «Belästigung» publication

  Die französische Zeitung «Libération», die von Jean-Paul Sartre ins Leben gerufen wurde, gerät erneut in die Schlagzeilen aufgrund eines Skandals. Der Rücktritt eines Journalisten…

• Bobbi Mastrangelo, Who Built a Career from Manhole Covers, Writes 'It's A Grate Life' publication

  Bobbi Mastrangelo, a sculptor and printmaker from Florida, dedicated more than 40 years to converting urban features and manhole covers into art through her initiative "Grate…

• Sharon Horgan Returns to Half-Hour Comedy with HBO's 'Youth' publication

  The HBO comedy 'Youth,' featuring Sharon Horgan as Alex, follows a fiftysomething literary agent and divorcée whose son, Ruari, comes back home after his initial week at college.…

• Pauline Boty's Marilyn Monroe Paintings Explored in New Analysis publication

  An analysis has been conducted on the representation of Marilyn Monroe by British Pop Art artist Pauline Boty, focusing on themes of femininity and celebrity culture. Boty, who…

• Tazartes Collection Spotlights Futurists Gerardo Dottori, Mino Rosso and Surrealist Mario Matera publication

  The Tazartes Collection located in Turin showcases creations from Italian artists Mino Rosso, Gerardo Dottori, and Mario Matera. Mino Rosso (24 January 1904 – 21 June 1963), a…

• Jonny Trunk's 'Holiday Exotica' Celebrates Vintage Vacation Design publication

  Jonny Trunk, a prolific archivist, collector, and record label owner, has released 'Holiday Exotica,' a book published by Fuel Publishing that compiles vintage holiday brochures.…

• Carlo Ratti Explores Mutti Tomato Tin in Wallpaper* Summer Series 'Objectify' publication

  In Wallpaper*, architect Carlo Ratti delves into the Mutti tomato tin, emphasizing its design and cultural importance. This tin, produced by Mutti, showcases a vintage aesthetic…

• William James's 'The Will to Believe' Defended: Pragmatist Philosophy and the Right to Believe Without Evidence publication

  William James, a philosopher and psychologist active during the 19th and early 20th centuries, contended in his essay 'The Will to Believe' that it is justifiable to adopt beliefs…

• Vogue's 25 Best Fall Movies: From 'Petite Maman' to 'When Harry Met Sally...' publication

  Vogue published a curated list of 25 films deemed ideal for autumn viewing, ranging from recent releases to classics. The selection includes Céline Sciamma's 'Petite Maman'…

• Gilles Lipovetsky Publishes "L'Odyssée de la surpuissance" on a World Without Limits publication

  In his latest work, L'Odyssée de la surpuissance, philosopher Gilles Lipovetsky delves into the concept of hypermodernity, published by Éditions Odile Jacob. He posits that…

• Juan Gabriel Vásquez's Novel 'Les noms de Feliza' Shortlisted for Prix Femina étranger 2026 publication

  Colombian author Juan Gabriel Vásquez has published a new novel, 'Les noms de Feliza,' with Éditions du Seuil. The book centers on Feliza Bursztyn, a Colombian sculptor whose…

• Michel Winock, historien : « Le décès de mon père m'a permis d'échapper à son autoritarisme » publication

  Dans le cadre de la série hebdomadaire du « Monde », « Je ne serais pas arrivé là si… », l'historien Michel Winock revient sur un épisode décisif de sa vie : la mort de son père…

• Kent Haruf's 'Benediction' Found in Swiss Recycling Center, Traveled 8,418 km from Idaho Library publication

  In his column 'Zugaben' for NZZ am Sonntag, Manfred Papst recounts discovering a copy of Kent Haruf's novel 'Benediction' in the book exchange area of a recycling center in Uster,…

• Osmanisches Reich: 700 Jahre Geschichte bis zur modernen Türkei publication

  Die Geschichte des Osmanischen Reiches erstreckt sich über sieben Jahrhunderte bis zur Entstehung der modernen Türkei. Den Anfang machte Osman, der erste Sultan, der die Macht…

• Sargent's Iconic Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth: A Masterpiece of Theatre and Portraiture publication

  The 1889 painting Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth by John Singer Sargent, housed at Tate Britain, captures the actress in a pivotal role. Sargent, who was born to American parents in…

• Goya's The Disasters of War: A Masterpiece of Anti-War Printmaking publication

  Francisco Goya (1746-1828), founder of the national genre in Spain, created The Disasters of War between 1810 and 1820. The series, originally titled Fatal Consequences of Spain's…

• Paul Rohrbach and the Origins of German Ukraine Policy in World War I publication

  During World War I, Germany pursued a strategy of supporting a "free Ukraine," according to an article by Wolfgang Michal published in Der Freitag. The Baltic German Paul…

• Jacob Rosenberg Discusses Skateboarding, Art, and Life in Artillery Magazine Q&A publication

  In a Q&A featured in Artillery Magazine, Jacob Rosenberg, an artist who captured the essence of skateboarding during the early 1990s, shares insights about his life. He identifies…

• Francesco Horvat: The Italian Photographer Who Took Fashion to the Streets of 1958 Paris publication

  In 1958 Paris, thirty-year-old Italian photographer Francesco Horvat pulled fashion models out of the studio and shot them across the city — at the Gare de Lyon, in the metro, at…

• Umberto Eco's Culinary Aversion Explored in New Study on His Minor Writings publication

  A new investigation into Umberto Eco's multifaceted oeuvre, published ten years after his death, reveals a disconnect between his major academic and literary works and his…

• Giovanni Amelino Camelia Reviews Giorgio Parisi's 'Le simmetrie nascoste' on Complex Systems and AI publication

  Giovanni Amelino Camelia reviews Giorgio Parisi's book 'Le simmetrie nascoste' on Doppiozero, focusing on its final section about artificial intelligence. He expresses concern not…

• Lorenzo Valerio's Debut Novel 'Lettere d'amore buttate via' Explores Youth, Love and Existential Crisis publication

  Lorenzo Valerio's first novel, 'Lettere d'amore buttate via' (deComporre Edizioni, 2023), delves into the bond between Andrea, a scholar of art and cinema, and Giona, who aspires…

• Michel Cambon's Drawing Responds to Museums Caught Off Guard by Heatwaves publication

  Published on lejournaldesarts.fr on 20 September 2026, a fifteen-word drawing by Michel Cambon titled "Pour une météo des musées" takes as its starting point the article "Face aux…

• Edgar Allan Poe Remembered 171 Years After His Death in Baltimore publication

  On October 7, 1849, Edgar Allan Poe passed away in Baltimore, having been discovered delirious on October 3, 1849, dressed in strange clothing; the reason for his death remains a…

• Ashutosh Rana's 'Impressions of Japan' Book Blends Canela Typography with Modular Grids publication

  Ashutosh Rana has put together a stunning editorial design book called 'Impressions of Japan,' featuring writing by M. S. Kazi. This book captures the essence of life in Tokyo,…

• Melchior Leroux, 28, Gains Recognition for Theodora Music Videos publication

  Melchior Leroux, a 28-year-old director, has become a prominent figure in the music industry within months, thanks to his highly referential music videos. He gained widespread…

• Ed Atkins Discusses Photography, Joe Brainard and the Meaning of "Tech" publication

  Ed Atkins, described as a multidisciplinary artist and writer, speaks about his current relationship to photography and why the medium matters to him now. The conversation also…

• Richard Christiansen's Pleasure Principles: An Almanac from the Garden Redefines Pleasure as a Radical Act publication

  Richard Christiansen, the visionary behind Flamingo Estate, has unveiled *Pleasure Principles: An Almanac from the Garden*, a unique work that fuses elements of a field guide, art…

• Emma Heming Willis raconte la maladie de Bruce Willis et son rôle d'aidante dans un livre à paraître publication

  Bruce Willis, l'acteur américain, a été diagnostiqué avec une dégénérescence fronto-temporale à 67 ans. Près de quatre ans après cette révélation, sa femme, Emma Heming Willis,…

• Sophie Calle, 72 ans, entre surexposition médiatique et vie secrète au Cailar publication

  À 72 ans, Sophie Calle apparaît sous un jour nouveau dans un portrait publié par Le Monde Magazine dans le cadre de la série « Les 15 ans de M » (4/22). Alors que son œuvre repose…

• Six-Pillar Framework for Multi-Medium Portfolio Consistency publication

  A practical checklist for artists underscores the significance of maintaining consistency in their portfolios when showcasing work to galleries, exhibitions, or personal websites.…

• Histoire TV Explores Origins of The Cloisters, America's Largest Medieval Museum publication

  A documentary titled « Cloisters, l'odyssée des cloîtres » airs on Histoire TV, tracing how The Cloisters in New York became the largest medieval museum in the United States. The…