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• Long-Lost Harpo Marx Recording Released After Decades in Mislabeled Archive publication

  A rare recording of Harpo Marx speaking publicly for the first time in 50 years has been discovered and released. The recording was made on March 20, 1964, at a Riverside Symphony…

• Arte.tv Documentary Explores Scientific Research on Fasting publication

  A documentary titled "Le Jeûne, enquête sur un phénomène" airs on Arte.tv, examining the scientific advances in nutrition research related to fasting. Directed by Sylvie Gilman…

• Michael Rauhut Publishes Book on East German Band Silly publication

  Musicologist Michael Rauhut has released a book about the East German rock band Silly, officially categorized as 'political education.' The work explores the band's history, the…

• Acne Paper Issue 21 turns a self-portrait on Acne Studios for 30th anniversary publication

  The 21st edition of Acne Paper, named 'Autoportrait', marks the 30th anniversary of Acne Studios. Established in 1996 by Jonny Johansson and the ACNE collective (Ambition to…

• Kelsey Lu Returns with Second Album 'So Help Me God' and Film publication

  Kelsey Lu, the North Carolina-born, Brooklyn-based cellist, singer, composer, and performance artist, releases their second full-length project 'So Help Me God' on June 12, 2026.…

• Pax newsletter explores sustainable tourism and job creation in Venice and Naples publication

  The upcoming issue of Pax, a biweekly newsletter by Artribune, focuses on sustainable tourism as a driver of employment. Tiziana Lippiello, rector of Ca' Foscari University in…

• YHWH Nailgun's 11-Minute Album Redefines Rock Minimalism publication

  The US quartet YHWH Nailgun has released their second album "Magazine," which runs only 11 minutes across ten tracks. The album is half the length of their 2025 debut "25 Pounds."…

• Ramón Nuñez's Art Book Captures Everyday Life's Emotional Tension publication

  Illustrator and concept artist Ramón Nuñez has published his first art book, 'The Art of RamonN90: Life in Every Sketch', with 3dtotal. The volume collects his digital…

• Female Rage: Literary Boom of Revenge Stories Against Violence publication

  A surge in fiction exploring female revenge against violence is noted, with works like "The Power" and "My Year of Rest and Relaxation" exemplifying the trend. The article reviews…

• Lost Tolkien Translation of Medieval Homily Found at Oxford's Bodleian Library publication

  A forgotten manuscript by J.R.R. Tolkien, author of The Lord of the Rings, has been discovered in the collections of the Bodleian Libraries at Oxford. The work is a translation of…

• Ella Baker's Grassroots Organizing Legacy Highlighted in Smithsonian Magazine publication

  A report from Smithsonian Magazine highlights the life of Ella Baker (1903-1986), an essential yet often overlooked figure in the civil rights movement. Born in Norfolk, Virginia,…

• New Yorker Editors Share Book Recommendations in New Newsletter publication

  The New Yorker has launched a weekly newsletter titled 'What We're Reading,' featuring book recommendations from its writers and editors. The inaugural edition includes picks for…

• Yang Chen's 'Where the Wind Rests' Captures Pamir's Tajik Communities publication

  Shanghai-based photographer Yang Chen's project 'Where the Wind Rests' documents the Tajik communities of the Pamir Plateau, blending documentary and poetic approaches. The work…

• Lisa Yuskavage on Emotional Formalism and Art History in New Podcast publication

  In a new podcast episode of 'A brush with...', Lisa Yuskavage discusses her artistic practice, influences, and current exhibition at David Zwirner in New York. Born in…

• Priscilla Saada's 'Moons' Photobook Captures Modern Motherhood's Chaotic Elegance publication

  Paris-based photographer Priscilla Saada has released 'Moons,' a photobook celebrating the messy, dynamic reality of modern motherhood. Inspired by her own mother's rushed yet…

• The New Yorker’s Summer 2026 Pocket Reads: A Curated Selection publication

  The New Yorker has unveiled its summer reading list featuring a variety of short books. Recommendations include Muriel Spark's classics, "The Girls of Slender Means" and "The…

• Haylie Davis Drops Stage Name and Cowboy Hat for New Album publication

  Singer Haylie Davis, 26, has abandoned her stage name Lady Apple Tree and her cowboy hat for her new album "Wandering Star." The name change reflects a desire for authenticity and…

• Bonobo Announces New Album 'Distance in Static' and World Tour publication

  Bonobo, the British musician and DJ, has announced his new album 'Distance in Static', set for release on September 11 via Ninja Tune. The album marks both a high point and…

• Federico Vergari's "#Emozioni" Turns Sports into Bedtime Stories publication

  Journalist Federico Vergari published "#Emozioni" (LabDFG, 2021), a collection of fifteen short stories that transform real sports events into fairy tales for his son Simone. The…

• Wallpaper* selects 15 essential graphic design books publication

  Wallpaper* magazine has curated a list of 15 graphic design books spanning modernist British design, Italian vernacular typography, Pentagram's brand identities, and crisp packet…

• Lily Li's 'Northbound' Uses Watercolour to Depict Immigration's Bleak Reality publication

  Lily Li, a Beijing-born, New York-based illustrator, has created a new mixed-media series titled 'Northbound' that explores the illusions of freedom and the persistence of…

• Quentin Dupieux's animated film 'Le Vertige' premieres with Gobelins graduates publication

  Quentin Dupieux's new animated feature 'Le Vertige' was created with recent graduates of the École des Gobelins. The film intentionally embraces a handcrafted aesthetic, with…

• Isild Le Besco's New Film Explores Family Dynamics publication

  Filmmaker and actress Isild Le Besco releases her latest film, "Ma famille chérie," which examines familial, fraternal, and sororal relationships. The work continues her…

• Coco and the Lost Releases Self-Directed Video for 'Sweet Lullabies' publication

  Brighton-based alt-pop newcomer Coco and the Lost has released her latest single 'Sweet Lullabies,' accompanied by a self-directed music video. The track serves as the opening…

• Benedetta Tobagi's Podcast on the Piazza della Loggia Massacre publication

  Benedetta Tobagi has introduced a podcast series titled "ERA DI MAGGIO. Vite intorno alla strage di Brescia," consisting of three episodes that delve into the bombing that…

• Ubikuitous: Experimental Compilation Inspired by Philip K. Dick's Dystopias publication

  Unexplained Sounds Group, a Neapolitan experimental label, has released 'Ubikuitous – Music Inspired by Philip K. Dick’s Dystopias', a compilation curated by Raffaele Pezzella…

• Morganne Boulden's 'When Flies Sit Still' Captures America's Emotional Landscape (2020–2025) publication

  Photographer Morganne Boulden spent five years traveling across America with a medium-format camera to create 'When Flies Sit Still,' a visual project documenting the country's…

• Simon Nicoloso's Goldrush Captures UAE Contradictions publication

  Photographer Simon Nicoloso turns his lens to the United Arab Emirates in his series Goldrush, exploring the nation's rapid and spectacular modern transformation. The work…

• Hill and Adamson's pioneering Newhaven fishing community photographs compiled in new book publication

  Sara Stevenson’s new publication, 'Hill & Adamson’s Fisherwomen and Men of the Firth of Forth', released by Studies In Photography, showcases early calotype images of Newhaven’s…

• Catello Maresca's book on Giovanni Falcone explores the judge's legacy as a 'genius' of duty publication

  Catello Maresca, an Italian magistrate and member of the 'Falconiani,' has authored the book 'Il GENIO di Giovanni Falcone – Prima il dovere' (UNICA, 2023), with a preface by…

• Linus Rebmann Trio Releases Debut Album 'Listen To The River' publication

  The Linus Rebmann Trio has released its debut album, 'Listen To The River,' on Jazzhaus Records. The trio, consisting of pianist and bandleader Linus Rebmann, bassist Gabriel…

• Masamune Shirow's 'Ghost in the Shell' Manga Turns 35 publication

  First published in 1989, Masamune Shirow's manga 'Ghost in the Shell' introduced a female cyborg police agent hunting cybercriminals. The work has persistently questioned the…

• Matteo Bergamini's 'Speednews' Examines Art Criticism in the Digital Age publication

  Matteo Bergamini's book 'Speednews. L’arte scritta veloce' analyzes the transformation of art criticism in the digital era. Published by Collezione da Tiffany, the work blends…

• Fang Fang's 'Blume Vollmond' chronicles life under Mao's excesses publication

  In her novel 'Blume Vollmond,' Chinese writer Fang Fang tells the story of Hua Manyue, a pampered landowner's daughter who falls from grace during the Chinese Civil War. Her…

• Turner's 'Rain, Steam and Speed' Captures Victorian Train Revolution publication

  J. M. W. Turner's 1844 painting 'Rain, Steam and Speed – The Great Western Railway' depicts a Firefly-class locomotive crossing Maidenhead Railway Bridge, designed by Isambard…

• Canaletto, Turner, Monet, Signac, Sargent: Five Views of Venice publication

  An article on DailyArt Magazine surveys five famous paintings of Venice by Canaletto, J.M.W. Turner, Claude Monet, Paul Signac, and John Singer Sargent, all held in major museums.…

• J. M. W. Turner's Ten Defining Paintings Explored publication

  J. M. W. Turner, who lived from 1775 to 1851 and was born on Maiden Lane in London, emerged as a pivotal artist in the Romantic movement and laid the groundwork for Modernism. His…

• Francesca Woodman's Self-Portrait Practice Revealed in New Essay publication

  A new essay by Daniela Trincia and Anita Romanello on doppiozero.it examines Francesca Woodman's early self-portrait practice, focusing on a 1977 encounter with Cristiano Casetti.…

• Keynes's 1930 Essay Republished by Einaudi publication

  Einaudi has released a slim white volume resembling 1980s poetry books, featuring John Maynard Keynes's 1930 essay 'Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren.' Written during…

• Communication Arts offers 50% off back issues through June 12 publication

  Communication Arts is holding a blowout sale on all available print and PDF back issues, including rare copies from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, at 50 percent off the retail…