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• Laverne Cox Reflects on Trans Visibility, Backlash, and Her New Memoir publication

  In a New Yorker interview, actress and activist Laverne Cox discusses her new memoir "Transcendent," reflecting on her career from "Orange Is the New Black" (2013) to the present.…

• Joseph Brodsky's Complete Poetry Published by Gallimard publication

  Gallimard has published 'Comme un flambeau, dans ces ténèbres noires', an extensive collection of Joseph Brodsky's poetry in French. This 480-page anthology, curated by André…

• Three Pillars of Art Authentication: Connoisseurship, Technical Analysis, Provenance publication

  Art authentication relies on three main tools: connoisseurship, technical analysis, and provenance research. Connoisseurship, emerging in the late 17th century, involves…

• Niklas Weber's Book on 19th-Century Railway Inequality publication

  Historian Niklas Weber's new book examines the social hierarchies of 19th-century railway travel. While delays have always been a source of frustration, Weber argues that the true…

• Elise Schmit's Story Collection Named Book of the Week publication

  Elise Schmit's new story collection 'Allgemeine Zweifel am weiteren Verlauf' (General Doubts About the Further Course) has been named book of the week by Kulturnews. The 300-page…

• Revue des Deux Mondes Issue Explores the Mechanics of Hate publication

  The Revue des Deux Mondes will publish its May-June 2026 edition, curated by Aurélie Julia, under the title 'Mécaniques de la haine' (Mechanics of Hate). Julia emphasizes the…

• Ed Alcock traces family mining history in Horden, England publication

  Photographer Ed Alcock explores the story of his great-uncle Kendon, who died at 17 in the coal mines of Horden, northeast England. The project, driven by a haunting family tale…

• Coquina 22 explores the semantic tension between 'chair' and 'viande' in French dictionaries publication

  The article examines the lexical divide between 'chair' (flesh) and 'viande' (meat) in two major French reference works. Michela Marzano's Dictionnaire du corps (PUF, 2007)…

• Stefano Jossa's book redefines university as ideological battleground publication

  Stefano Jossa's new book places ideology at the center of the debate on the university, arguing that the discourse on higher education is inherently ideological. The author…

• Jacques Cazotte's 'Il diavolo innamorato' Explored in Italian Literary Project publication

  A review of Jacques Cazotte's 1772 novel 'Il diavolo innamorato' has been published on Artspecialday, written by Antonia De Francesco for MifacciodiCultura. The review discusses…

• Myles Smith's debut album built from therapy notes publication

  Myles Smith, the 28-year-old Luton-born singer-songwriter, has released his debut album 'My Mess, My Heart, My Life' after a five-year process of revisiting therapy notes. The…

• Father's Day Book Guide: 14 Titles for Every Dad publication

  Forbes published a Father's Day gift guide recommending 14 books for dads, citing declining nonfiction sales and a gender reading gap. The article notes that men read less than…

• Fatih Hardal's FH Premier: A Grotesque Font Family for Signage and Editorial publication

  Fatih Hardal, a type designer from Turkey, has introduced FH Premier, a grotesque typeface family designed for use in signage, transport, and editorial contexts. This collection…

• Advanced Macro Photography Techniques by Kate Garibaldi on PetaPixel publication

  PetaPixel published a guide by photographer Kate Garibaldi on advanced macro photography techniques. The article covers focus stacking, focal plane placement, lighting,…

• Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's 40 Best Beauty Moments publication

  Vogue celebrates Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's 40th birthday with a retrospective of their 40 best beauty moments, spanning from their childhood on Full House to their present-day…

• Theo Bosboom's 'Flowerscapes' Captures Flowers from Insect Perspective Using Laowa PeriProbe Lens publication

  Photographer Theo Bosboom has published a new photobook titled 'Flowerscapes, A Bug's Eye Perspective', featuring images of wildflowers taken from ground level using a Laowa…

• Elizabeth Li's 'Three Gorges' Documents Displacement Along the Yangtze publication

  Photographer and data scientist Elizabeth Li, based in Brooklyn, NY, has released a photo series titled 'Three Gorges' on Lenscratch. The series documents the aftermath of the…

• Paul Graham's 'A1: The Great North Road' Reissued by Mack publication

  This month, Mack is reissuing Paul Graham's photobook 'A1: The Great North Road,' which first appeared in 1983. The work explores the A1, Britain's longest road, stretching…

• UN/SEEN Book Recovers Women's Role in Early Graphic Design publication

  'UN/SEEN—Women in Graphic Design up to the Bauhaus', a publication by Slanted Publishers, highlights the significant yet often ignored roles of female designers in the early days…

• Fernando Pessoa: The Poet of Heteronyms and Depersonalization publication

  Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa, born June 13, 1888 in Lisbon and died November 30, 1935 in the same city from liver problems, is celebrated for his complex poetic conception…

• Nearly half of Gen Z and millennial women consider leaving the arts publication

  A recent study by Artnet and the Association of Women in the Arts (AWITA) indicates that almost 50% of women from Gen Z and millennials are contemplating exiting the arts within…

• Nina Jelinek's Crime Novel 'Paradise Calls' Explores Vienna's Red-Light District publication

  Nina Jelinek's crime novel 'Paradise Calls' is a gripping milieu study set in Vienna's sex work scene. The story follows Laura, an aspiring investigative journalist who takes a…

• General Vincent Desportes Publishes 'Stratégie. Les essentiels' publication

  General Vincent Desportes, a leading figure in French strategic thought, has published the book 'Stratégie. Les essentiels. La pensée et l’action' with Éditions Odile Jacob. The…

• James Joyce's 'Ulysses' Turns 100: A Modernist Classic Defies Masculine Violence publication

  James Joyce's novel 'Ulysses' is a modernist classic that rebelled against the violent legacy of masculinity by celebrating ordinary, everyday life. Published a century ago, the…

• Podcast series revives Mona Lisa through voice and storytelling publication

  A new podcast series by Olivier Tosseri brings Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa to life through voice and narrative, exploring the painting's history and mysteries. The series is…

• Writing Contest for Gaza Children Becomes Book publication

  A writing contest for children in Gaza, launched in early 2024 amid the ongoing bombardment, has resulted in the publication of a book titled "Qui c'era la nostra casa. I bambini…

• CULTURED Profiles 10 Queer Art Collectors for Pride Month publication

  For Pride Month, CULTURED magazine profiles 10 queer collectors whose collections reflect identity, belonging, and personal narratives. The feature includes Bobbi Salvör Menuez…

• New 'Doginburgh Inventory' Test Measures Paw Preference in Dogs publication

  A novel evaluation known as the 'Doginburgh Inventory' has been created to assess paw preference in dogs, as detailed in a study released in Royal Society Open Science on June 10.…

• Ancient Writers on Bees: Social Being and Roman Virtues publication

  A Literary Hub article explores how ancient writers, particularly the Latin poet Virgil, understood bees. Virgil recognized bees as having a social being—co-dependent, organized,…

• Haldane's Scaffold table leads Dezeen Showroom New Releases spring 2026 publication

  The spring 2026 edition of Dezeen Showroom New Releases features a metallic side table by South African brand Haldane, inspired by Japanese bamboo scaffolding. The Scaffold table…

• Fashion Books for Summer 2026: From Ralph Lauren to Acne Studios publication

  For the summer of 2026, there’s an exciting lineup of fashion books to check out. One standout is 'Ralph Lauren Catwalk: The Complete Collections' by Bridget Foley, which features…

• Forgotten DDR Philosophers: Wolfgang Heise's Critical Marxist Circle at Humboldt University publication

  A group of unorthodox Marxist intellectuals around philosopher Wolfgang Heise operated a refuge for critical thinkers at Berlin's Humboldt University from 1968. In June 1969, the…

• Tanner Steed's 10 Lessons on Persistence and Self-Directed Art Training publication

  Tanner Steed, a full-time painter who built his own atelier when formal training was unavailable, shares ten lessons from his career on the FASO Podcast. Key takeaways include:…

• Why Impressionists Were So Fascinated With Gardens publication

  The recently released book, 'In the Gardens of Impressionism,' explores the allure of gardens for artists like Monet, Renoir, Morisot, and Pissarro during the late 19th century, a…

• David Hockney’s 1966–1978 Works Curated by Paco Rabanne’s Julien Dossena publication

  Paco Rabanne creative director Julien Dossena curated a selection of David Hockney’s works from 1966 to 1978 for the Spring/Summer 2021 issue of AnOther Magazine. Dossena chose…

• Weekly Album Roundup: Martinu Symphonies to Alice Lewis's Electronic Melodies publication

  This week's music releases feature a range of genres, from classical to experimental. Highlights include the complete symphonies of Bohuslav Martinu, electronic melodies by Alice…

• OVE and WIM Release Collaborative Single 'Zwischen den Entgleisten' publication

  After six years, Hamburg-based indie band OVE, led by frontman Ove Thomsen, has announced a new album titled '3/4 Love' for autumn 2026. The album addresses a divided society…

• Vantage Free Font: Retro Funk Typeface with Psychedelic Twist publication

  Creatype Studio Gallery released Vantage, a free hand-drawn display typeface inspired by mid-60s counterculture and psychedelic art. The font features bold strokes, organic…

• Bottega Veneta Gondola Clog Reimagines Venetian Canal Curves publication

  Louise Trotter's first collection for Bottega Veneta introduces the Gondola clog, a silver iteration of which appears in AnOther magazine's new issue. The shoe's upturned toe…

• Peter Paul Rubens: Flemish Baroque Master's Life and Art Explored publication

  An article featured on Art & Object delves into the life and artistic contributions of Sir Peter Paul Rubens, a prominent Flemish Baroque painter from the seventeenth century.…