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• Julia Marchand's 'I Am The F****** Subject' Reframes Adolescence as Cultural Condition publication

  Curator Julia Marchand has published 'I Am The F****** Subject: Art and Adolescence' with Lenz Press, a culmination of her decade-long research project Extramentale. The book…

• Sofia Coppola Announces 'Marie Antoinette' 20th Anniversary Book, Exhibition, and Documentary publication

  Sofia Coppola is celebrating the 20th anniversary of her film 'Marie Antoinette' with a multi-faceted program. A book titled 'Making Marie Antoinette' will be published this…

• Roya Soraya's Graphic Novel Explores Iranian Identity publication

  Roya Soraya's graphic novel 'Wind in meinem Kopftuch' ('Wind in My Headscarf') follows a young German-Iranian woman on her first journey to Iran, her father's homeland. The book…

• CULTURED Founder Sarah Harrelson to Release Book on Top Art Collections publication

  On October 28, Sarah Harrelson, the founder and editor-in-chief of CULTURED magazine, will release 'The Cultured Collector' through Monacelli. This 256-page volume showcases 30…

• Vogue's Texas Homecoming: Fashion, Family, and Tradition in the Lone Star State publication

  Vogue's Summer 2026 feature 'Lone Star State of Mind: Snapshots of Texas Today' showcases a series of fashion editorials set across Texas, highlighting family, tradition, and…

• Van Gogh's Provençal Obsession: Cypress and Olive Trees in Paintings publication

  Between 1889 and 1890, Vincent van Gogh resided at the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole asylum in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, where he painted olive trees and cypresses, which he considered…

• Forever Stamps: A New Book Chronicles 250 Years of US Postal History publication

  A new book titled 'Forever Stamps: 250 Years of United States History Writ Small' has been published, written by Gail Anderson and Brian E. Smith. The book explores recent and…

• Cactus Pears: Queer Romance in Rural India Defies Stereotypes publication

  Rohan Parashuram Kanawade's debut feature 'Cactus Pears' premieres in UK cinemas on June 19, offering a tender portrayal of same-sex desire in rural Maharashtra, India. The…

• Bernardino de Sahagún biography explores his role as guardian of Nahua memory publication

  Zunzunegui's latest biography delves into the life of Bernardino de Sahagún (c. 1499-1590), a Franciscan friar renowned for his documentation of Nahua culture in New Spain.…

• Nicolo Buonomo's Photographic Field Guide to Places publication

  Nicolo Buonomo's 'Luoghi' is a photographic series that functions as a field guide and shorthand analysis of places. The work is strongly influenced by Guido Guidi, particularly…

• Héloïse d’Argenteuil: Medieval Philosopher of Intentionalist Ethics publication

  Aeon has released a new video that delves into the philosophical contributions of 12th-century thinker Héloïse d’Argenteuil. Noted for her intellectual prowess and poetic talent,…

• Graham Coxon's Long-Lost Album 'Castle Park' Finally Released After 15 Years publication

  Graham Coxon, founding member of Blur, is releasing his long-lost solo album 'Castle Park' on June 19, 2025, after 15 years in the vault. Recorded in 2011, the album was intended…

• Silvia Vespasiani on How Mass Tourism Reshaped Italy's Coastal Towns publication

  Architect and photographer Silvia Vespasiani examines the urbanization of Italian coastal towns from the 1950s onward, focusing on the Adriatic coast. Her research, published in…

• Marie-Hélène Lafon's Cézanne Novel Gives Voice to the Artist's Family publication

  Marie-Hélène Lafon, winner of the 2020 Prix Renaudot for 'Histoire du fils', published 'Cézanne, Des toits rouges sur la mer bleue' with Flammarion in 2023. The 163-page novel…

• Sohrab Hura's New Book and Venice Biennale Exhibition Explore Kashmir's 'In Between' Moments publication

  Delhi-based photographer Sohrab Hura, known for capturing overlooked moments in everyday life, has published a new book of photographs focusing on Kashmir. The project, which also…

• Placebo's Brian Molko on Re-Recording Debut Album for 30th Anniversary publication

  Brian Molko, lead singer of British rock band Placebo, discusses in an interview with Le Monde the reasons behind re-recording their debut album, originally released in 1996, to…

• Spain's Useless Super-Thin Napkins Celebrated as Miniature Art Treasures publication

  A new photo book elevates Spain's notoriously flimsy restaurant napkins—servilletas—to cultural treasures. These wafer-thin paper napkins, dispensed from ubiquitous metal holders…

• Rolling Stones Release Likely Final Album publication

  The Rolling Stones have released what is likely their final album. The band, which gave its first concert on July 12, 1962, has outlasted numerous lineup changes and continues to…

• Bronzino's Eleanor of Toledo Portrait Analyzed for Fashion as Power publication

  Agnolo Bronzino's 16th-century portrait of Eleanor of Toledo, wife of Cosimo I de' Medici, is examined for its strategic use of fashion to convey political power and dynastic…

• Le Monde des livres weekly selection: slavery saga, Marc Bloch biography publication

  Every Thursday, the editorial team of Le Monde des livres offers its literary picks. This week's selection includes a true saga of a family descended from the slave trade, among…

• Lacan's Extimité: The Intimate Strangeness of Animals and Us publication

  Felice Cimatti and Anita Romanello explore the concept of 'extimité' (extimacy) as theorized by Jacques Lacan, applying it to the human-animal relationship. The term describes an…

• Samanta Schweblin's Hypnotic Literary World publication

  Samanta Schweblin's new book explores the relationship between writer and reader as a dance, requiring the reader's emotions within the text. Her work seeks a divergent space…

• Piero della Francesca's 'Flagellation' Mysteries Explored publication

  Piero della Francesca's 'The Flagellation of Christ' (tempera on panel, c. 1453) at the Galleria Nazionale delle Marche in Urbino is examined for its compositional and…

• Marie Binet's 'Une femme qui ment' uncovers family secrets of slavery publication

  Marie Binet's book 'Une femme qui ment' (A Woman Who Lies) recounts her discovery of her mother's hidden Creole ancestry and family history rooted in slavery. Published in 2026, a…

• Hayley Kiyoko's 'Girls Like Girls' Becomes Feature Film After Decade-Long Journey publication

  Hayley Kiyoko's 2015 alt-pop hit 'Girls Like Girls' has been adapted into a feature film, premiering in theaters June 19. The song, which peaked during the EDM era, amassed over…

• Eva Cosculluela's 'El Club de las modernas' Revives the Lyceum Club Femenino publication

  Eva Cosculluela has released 'El Club de las modernas', an essay that delves into the history of the Lyceum Club Femenino, established in Madrid in 1926 amid Primo de Rivera's…

• Docuseries to chronicle 1985 Marmottan Monet heist and mafia links publication

  A new docuseries will explore the infamous 1985 heist at the Marmottan Museum in Paris, where five masked gunmen stole nine Impressionist masterpieces, including Claude Monet's…

• A. Robert Lee's Omnibus Edition Published by Moloko Print publication

  Moloko Print has released a new omnibus edition of writings by A. Robert Lee, author of Travel Painting. The 586-page volume features intimate collaborations with esteemed…

• Misty Copeland on the Unseen Drive Behind a Public Career publication

  In a New York Times essay, ballet star Misty Copeland reflects on the elusive quality of drive—the will to persist when the path is unclear and recognition may never come. She…

• Beaux Arts Magazine Recommends 12 Art Podcasts for Summer Listening publication

  Beaux Arts Magazine has compiled a selection of 12 art podcasts perfect for summer listening, exploring subjects from the Mona Lisa to urban art. Notable entries include "La…

• Edouard Durand on France Culture: Protecting Children from Incest publication

  In a five-episode series on France Culture's 'A voix nue', magistrate Edouard Durand discusses his commitment to fighting violence against women and minors, emphasizing societal…

• Five Teenage Diaries Explored in Girlhood Studies Column publication

  Claire Marie Healy's fourth installment of Girlhood Studies, titled 'Primary Sources,' examines teenage diaries as unfiltered records of coming-of-age. Healy, who never kept a…

• PLOP #02 Examines Polish Poster as Protest, Export, and Myth publication

  Slanted Publishers has released PLOP #02, a 32-page graphic design revue that scrutinizes the Polish poster tradition. The A4 saddle-stitched publication (21 × 29.7 cm) is printed…

• Roxane Gay and Debbie Millman Relaunch The Rumpus with Expanded Cultural Coverage publication

  Roxane Gay and Debbie Millman have revitalized The Rumpus, an online literary magazine they acquired from Alyson Sinclair over a year ago, unveiling a new logo and an updated…

• Book Prices Rise but Lag Inflation as Publishing Faces a Two-Track Market publication

  Recently, book prices have increased, yet they have historically trailed behind inflation, with consumer prices rising by 25% since 2020, as reported by the U.S. Bureau of Labor…

• Studio Gabriele Colia's Editorial Design for OFF SPACE publication

  Milanese studio Gabriele Colia has created an editorial design system for OFF SPACE that explores abstract multidimensional activations through print. The project employs a strict…

• Armelle Caimi's 'One World' Photo Book with Foreword by Steve McCurry publication

  Armelle Martignoni Caumont Caimi's new photo book 'One World', forthcoming from Hermia this summer and available for pre-order now, collects her portraits from around the globe.…

• Glasstire Launches 25th Anniversary Print Portfolio with Five Texas Artists publication

  Glasstire is gearing up for its 25th anniversary in 2026 by launching a special limited-edition print portfolio. This collection features five fine art prints from notable Texas…

• Frankie Magazine's Print Production Process Revealed publication

  Frankie magazine's production process involves a collaborative, high-pressure final week before print. Editor Shannon Jenkins, art director Kate Pullen, designer Eliza Williams,…

• Will Vogt's 'Behind the Hedges' Exposes the US Elite from Within publication

  Will Vogt, a 72-year-old photographer from a wealthy family, has published his second photobook 'Behind the Hedges,' offering an insider's view of the American and British upper…