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• Four Monet Still Lifes, from a Dresden Peach Jar to Breton Galettes, Reexamined publication

  Claude Monet's still life paintings, though not as renowned as his landscapes, reveal his initial explorations of light and texture. A Jar of Peaches (1866), located at Galerie…

• Born Bad Records Marks 20 Years with Six-Album Selection in Le Monde publication

  Born Bad, the independent French record label, reaches its twentieth anniversary, and Le Monde's Culture desk marks the occasion by selecting six albums from its catalogue for La…

• Manja Präkels on East Germany, Her New Book and the Bundesverdienstkreuz publication

  Writer Manja Präkels, who divides her time between Berlin and Brandenburg, met for an interview at a café on Berlin's Mehringplatz on a windy autumn day, a few weeks after the…

• Doppiozero Essay Revisits Henri Bergson's Creative Evolution and the "Life of Matter" publication

  Published on Doppiozero on 19 October 2026, the essay "La creatività della materia" by Felice Cimatti and Anita Romanello turns on Henri Bergson's claim, made in L'evoluzione…

• Aris Konstantinidis y el regionalismo crítico más allá de Grecia: nuevo libro examina su legado global publication

  Un nuevo libro explora cómo Aris Konstantinidis (1913–1993), un arquitecto griego, compartió su perspectiva sobre el modernismo regional con audiencias internacionales a través de…

• Stephen King's Dreamcatcher: The Cheyenne Talisman That Traps Evil Between Good and Malevolence publication

  In the 2013 novel Dreamcatcher by Stephen King (Pickwick, Sperling & Kupfer), the titular dreamcatcher serves as an enchanted item thought to repel negativity and safeguard…

• Philippe Broussard and Jean-David Morvan Turn the MC Ruby Massacre Into a Graphic Novel publication

  Dupuis has published L'Odyssée tragique du MC Ruby, a graphic novel by Le Monde journalist Philippe Broussard and comics writer Jean-David Morvan. The book reconstructs a November…

• Manuela Salvi's "Cris": A Teenager Flees His Mother's Scripted Life on the Romagna Riviera publication

  Released by Fandango in 2022, "Cris," a novel by Manuela Salvi, revolves around a nineteen-year-old who feels trapped by his mother's overpowering affection. Amid the Covid-19…

• Barney Davey Explores the Relationships Behind Art Sales in New 'How to Find Art Buyers' Course publication

  Barney Davey is revising his course How to Find Art Buyers roughly a decade after the first version appeared, returning to it through the lens of what he calls "the thing beneath…

• Pictorialism: The Movement That Made Photography a Fine Art publication

  Alfred Stieglitz’s 1893 photograph The Terminal, a winter street scene in New York, is among the works that helped define Pictorialism, an international movement that emerged in…

• Elif Shafak on Flaubert, Exile and Creativity in Crisis publication

  Elif Shafak's latest work, *In One Brief Moment All Eternity*, offers a fresh perspective on Gustave Flaubert's life through the narratives of various female figures, such as his…

• Nadège de Peganow's Documentary on Gustave Fayet Airs Alongside Fondation Louis Vuitton Exhibition publication

  A documentary by Nadège de Peganow, « Une vie pour l’art. Gustave Fayet », profiles the collector as a figure of unusual foresight, while also tracing the more complicated…

• Claire Riffard traque la genèse de la poésie de Léopold Sédar Senghor chez Hermann publication

  Le 18 octobre 2026, les Éditions Hermann ont publié "Dans l'atelier de… Léopold Sédar Senghor" par Claire Riffard, un livre de 212 pages faisant partie de la collection « Dans…

• Frankfurt Book Fair's Packed, Chatty Parties Keep Publishers Coming Back publication

  Frankfurt's book parties are described as big, packed and chatty fêtes, according to The New York Times. Community, rather than dealmaking, is cited as the reason publishers…

• Keith Brymer Jones on Clay, Bullying and Crying on The Great Pottery Throw Down publication

  Keith Brymer Jones, born in London in 1965, publishes Firing Earth: An Unexpected History of Pots and Potters on 22 October. The potter, ceramic designer and Great Pottery Throw…

• Six New Art Books: Ghirri, Morandi, Einaudi, Horvat, Beard and Swiss Cemeteries publication

  In 2026, six artistic publications delve into the theme of memory through visual representation. Einaudi presents Lisa Nico's "Luigi Ghirri. L'anello della visione" (352 pp., 32…

• German Nonfiction Books Ask Whether Men Are the Real Victims of Patriarchy publication

  Two new German-language nonfiction titles examine masculinity through a grievance lens. Sophia Fritz's "Der Mann, das Opfer" and Julia Ebner's "Von Fitness zu Faschismus" are…

• Frankie Calendar 2027 Features 12 Artists From Around the World publication

  Frankie magazine has unveiled its 2027 calendar, featuring artworks by twelve artists from Australia and beyond. The lineup includes Adelaide-based graphic artist Madelene Start,…

• GAZAL Releases Third EP 'HOW DO WOMEN FLY?', Self-Produced Across Sydney, Bali and Los Angeles publication

  Lebanese Australian alt-pop artist GAZAL has released a six-track EP titled HOW DO WOMEN FLY?, the third installment in a continuing narrative of reclamation. The record follows…

• Study Finds Most World Surfing Reserve Breaks at High Risk From Climate Change publication

  A study published in the journal Climatic Change indicates that more than 75% of waves in World Surfing Reserves (WSR) are at significant risk due to rising sea levels and…

• Half Pint Press Publishes 'Thirty-Six Views of Dawson's Heights' publication

  Half Pint Press, based in South London, has unveiled 'Thirty-Six Views of Dawson's Heights,' a concise monograph dedicated to the renowned housing development. This publication…

• Simon Lamouret and Pema Wangchuk Dorjee Publish Graphic Novel «Sikkim Stories» publication

  Released on 2 September 2026 by Éditions Sarbacane, «Sikkim Stories» is the third India-set album by Simon Lamouret, following Bangalore and L'Alcazar. The book is co-written with…

• Boone Avenue Walls Murals and No Kings March Feature in BSA Images of the Week publication

  This week's street art roundup prominently features Boone Avenue Walls in the Bronx, showcasing murals captured by Jaime Rojo. Artists include KOBRA, Barbtropolis, Phetus88,…

• Géraldine Nakache on Growing Up Beyond the Paris Périphérique publication

  In Le Monde's weekly interview series « Je ne serais pas arrivée là si… », in which a public figure is questioned about a decisive moment in their life, actress and director…

• Thilo Krause, Engineer and Poet, Explores the End of Childhood and the GDR in New Lyric Work publication

  Thilo Krause, a Dresden native now based in Zurich, has published a new volume of poetry that critics describe as wonderfully sensual in its treatment of the end of a childhood…

• NZZ am Sonntag Kultur-Tipps: Shida Bazyars Buchpreis-Roman, Thilo Krause, Jan Weiler und Michel Foucault publication

  In der NZZ am Sonntag werden die Kulturtipps vorgestellt, darunter Shida Bazyars mit dem Deutschen Buchpreis ausgezeichnetes Werk. Außerdem empfiehlt die Redaktion neue Romane von…

• DailyArt Magazine Profiles Jan van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait in Masterpiece Story Series publication

  DailyArt Magazine's Masterpiece Story series turns its attention to The Arnolfini Portrait, the double portrait painted by Jan van Eyck. The feature is dated 13 September 2026 and…

• Slavoj Žižek on "Liberal Fascisms," Sleep, and His Fetish Room in Ljubljana publication

  Slavoj Žižek labels US President a "fascist liberal" in his new book "Liberal Fascisms." The Slovenian philosopher, aged 77, discusses his private life in Ljubljana, including…

• Doppiozero Chronicles Croatia's Operation Storm Through a Retired Carpenter's Testimony publication

  Writing for Doppiozero, Giampiero Comolli and Anita Romanello recount meeting Josip, a retired carpenter approaching seventy, during a multi-day stop on the island of Krk while…

• Gianfranco Marrone and Anita Romanello Reconsider Eden's Menu on Doppiozero publication

  Published on Doppiozero and dated Sunday, 18 October 2026, "Saziarsi in paradiso" is a co-authored piece by Gianfranco Marrone and Anita Romanello that opens with a deceptively…

• Molnár Péter's PLAY 2 WIN Vol. 2 Turns "Pay to Win" Into a 17-Piece Poster Diary publication

  Hungarian graphic designer Molnár Péter has unveiled PLAY 2 WIN Vol. 2, a collection of 17 posters that transforms the "pay to win" concept into a narrative about navigating…

• Luise Aschenbrenner Explores Grandmother's DDR Imprisonment in Podcast 'Oma, lass reden' publication

  Born in Bavaria in 1995, actress Luise Aschenbrenner co-hosts the podcast "Oma, lass reden" with her grandmother, examining the older woman's imprisonment in the DDR and the…

• Production Type Releases Léa Bruneau's Ciel, a Monospaced Typeface Where Ornament Leads Meaning publication

  Ciel, a typeface crafted by Léa Bruneau for Production Type, showcases decorative capitals set within compact monospaced squares. On a deep maroon backdrop, four wireframe letters…

• Danielle Ponder Releases Second Album 'Everything Has Changed', Moving From Lawyer to Singer publication

  American singer Danielle Ponder has released her second album, 'Everything Has Changed', marking her transition from a legal career to music. She was first spotted at the Trans…

• Alex Webb's 'Walking Blues' Charts 40 U.S. Cities Through a Blues Lens publication

  In 2026, Aperture is set to publish "Alex Webb: Walking Blues," a monograph that encapsulates more than a decade of street photography across approximately 40 American cities.…

• Underline Studio Designs 'Go North' Book on Canadian Tech Startups for Google Canada publication

  Underline Studio, located in Toronto, crafted the editorial design for "Go North," a publication that chronicles Canadian tech startups, marking its fifth significant partnership…

• Nancy Cartwright Argues Against Universal Laws of Nature publication

  Nancy Cartwright, a philosopher at Stanford's philosophy of science department, contends that the universe does not adhere to fundamental laws. In her works "How the Laws of…

• Five 19th-Century American Painters Who Reshaped the Nation's Art publication

  A survey spotlighting 19th-century American artists Mary Cassatt, Winslow Homer, Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Cole, and Cecilia Beaux highlights their significant influence on the…

• Abel Ferrara Publishes Memoirs, Says Cinema Business Now Belongs to Amazon and Netflix publication

  American filmmaker Abel Ferrara has released his memoirs, a publication that prompted him to revisit a filmography defined by violence, crime and destructive masculinity. In…

• Ian Hacking, the "Philosopher of the Particular Case," and His Historicist Approach to Science publication

  Ian Hacking, known as the "philosopher of the particular case," developed his philosophy of science through meticulous historical instances, drawing inspiration from Michel…