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• Christopher Hill's 'The World Turned Upside Down' and English Radical Movements publication

  Christopher Hill's groundbreaking 1972 work, 'The World Turned Upside Down,' transformed the exploration of 17th-century English history by spotlighting radical factions often…

• Joanna Lin on Soft Surprise, Branding, and 'Stupidity Is Timeless' publication

  Joanna Lin, working as Soft Surprise, creates objects that blend high craft with middle-school humor, subverting consumer culture. Her recent exhibition at Zeke's Projects in…

• Simone de Beauvoir's Relevance to Fourth-Wave Feminism Examined publication

  The article explores the enduring relevance of Simone de Beauvoir's philosophy to fourth-wave feminism. Born in France in 1908, Beauvoir became the youngest graduate in philosophy…

• Mac Stone's 'American Amazon' Documents Vanishing Southeastern Wildlife publication

  Mac Stone, a National Geographic Explorer and filmmaker, has unveiled 'American Amazon,' a photographic book that chronicles the diminishing wildlife in the southeastern United…

• Taschen Reissues Lawrence Schiller's Marilyn Monroe Photo Memoir for Her Centennial publication

  Taschen is reissuing Lawrence Schiller's photographic memoir 'Marilyn & Me' on June 1, 2026, the 100th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe's birth. The book gathers over 100 images from…

• Marsilius of Padua: The Medieval Philosopher Who Rejected Papal Power publication

  Marsilius of Padua (c. 1280–1343) was a political philosopher whose work 'Defender of the Peace' (Defensor pacis, written 1320–1324) argued that the Catholic Church should hold no…

• Greg Brennan's 'The Big Shot' Collects 30 Years of Celebrity Photography publication

  Photographer Greg Brennan has unveiled his latest work, “The Big Shot: Photographs by Greg Brennan,” which features more than 100 images collected over his 30 years in the field.…

• Victor Hugo's Literary Fight for French Freedom publication

  Victor Hugo, initially a royalist, evolved into a champion of republican ideals, advocating for free education, universal suffrage, and abolition of the death penalty. His…

• Amy Gaskin's 'Marilyn Forever' Documents Monroe's Enduring Legacy publication

  In anticipation of Marilyn Monroe's centennial on June 1, 2026, photographer Amy Gaskin is set to publish a new book titled 'Marilyn Forever! Marilyn Monroe—A Symbol of Hope.'…

• The Aethiopis: Achilles' Final Battles in the Lost Epic Cycle Sequel publication

  The Aethiopis, an 8th-century BC epic attributed to the poet Arctinus of Miletus, survives only in fragments but recounts the final battles and death of Achilles after the events…

• Magdalena Parys' 'Der Prinz' – Dystopian Thriller Set in Berlin publication

  Magdalena Parys' novel 'Der Prinz' is the second installment of her 'Berliner Trilogie'. The story features a dead priest hanging from a cross in Berlin Cathedral, while the…

• Now Voyager: New Nonprofit Magazine Launches to Revive International Reporting in US publication

  In March 2026, former New Yorker journalists Hélène Werner and Nicolas Niarchos launched Now Voyager, a nonprofit magazine based in Chelsea, Manhattan, aimed at countering the…

• Natacha Atlas reimagines trip-hop with Middle Eastern roots on new album publication

  Natacha Atlas and her partner Samy Bishai have released 'Parallel Universe,' an album that explores what trip-hop might have sounded like if it had originated in the Middle East.…

• Cabaret Voltaire's artistic effervescence featured in Le Monde's May comic selection publication

  Le Monde's La Matinale published its monthly selection of eleven recently released graphic novels, manga, and comics for May, including titles such as 'Mona', 'Umami', and 'La Fin…

• Dezeen In Depth examines parametricism's architectural impact publication

  The latest edition of Dezeen In Depth, sent on the last Friday of every month, explores parametricism—the architectural theory promoted by Patrik Schumacher as the defining style…

• Elias Canetti's Death Instinct Explored in New Essay publication

  A new essay on Doppiozero examines Elias Canetti's lifelong intellectual struggle against the death instinct, as reflected in his major works 'Auto da fé', 'The Tongue Set Free',…

• Muriel Pic's Poetic Archive: 'Elegia della Polvere' publication

  Muriel Pic, a Swiss poet and scholar, explores the relationship between image and word through the metaphor of the archive in her work 'Elegia della polvere'. Pic, known for her…

• Justine Picardie's 'Fashioning the Crown' Explores Queen Elizabeth II's Wardrobe as Political Armor publication

  Justine Picardie's upcoming book 'Fashioning the Crown. La regina Elisabetta, la moda e il potere' (Donzelli, 2026) examines how Queen Elizabeth II's clothing functioned as…

• Drew Hopper's outback photography series 'West of Somewhere East' publication

  Photographer Drew Hopper's series 'West of Somewhere East' captures scenes from outback New South Wales, Australia, including Broken Hill, White Cliffs, Lightning Ridge, and Wee…

• Glasstire Commissions Portraits of Texas Artist-Educators for 25th Anniversary publication

  To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Glasstire has enlisted photographers to capture over 80 key figures in Texas art. The latest series of portraits, aligned with the theme…

• Henry Clarke's Fashion Photography and the Art of the Tableau Vivant publication

  Henry Clarke (1918, Los Angeles) was a prolific fashion photographer for Vogue France in the 1950s, known for an elegant femininity reminiscent of Irving Penn but, according to…

• Art Marketing News Launches Ultimate Guide to Art Licensing for Visual Artists publication

  Art Marketing News has published a comprehensive guide titled 'Ultimate Guide to Art Licensing for Visual Artists,' aimed at helping visual artists monetize their creativity…

• Emma Copley Eisenberg's 'Fat Swim' Challenges AI and Ozempic Era with Friction-Filled Fiction publication

  Emma Copley Eisenberg's new collection of interlinked short stories, 'Fat Swim,' explores bodies, fatness, queerness, and the friction of living in an age of AI and Ozempic. The…

• Ginevra Lamberti's German Reading Tour for New Novel publication

  Italian author Ginevra Lamberti, born 1985 in San Patrigrano, is embarking on a reading tour across Germany to present her newly published novel "Das Wasser wiegt schwerer als die…

• Monograph 'Gesture' on Romain Froquet Published by Lienart on June 11 publication

  The monograph 'Gesture' compiles over twenty years of work by artist Romain Froquet, featuring nearly 200 illustrations. It explores his practice centered on line, gesture, and…

• Zerocalcare returns to Netflix with 'Due Spicci', a series about exhaustion publication

  Zerocalcare's new animated series 'Due Spicci' premieres on Netflix, following his previous works 'Strappare lungo i bordi' (2021) and 'Questo mondo non mi renderà cattivo'…

• Markus Orths' Roman 'Die Enthusiasten' verbindet Sterne-Forschung mit KI-Dystopie publication

  Markus Orths' Roman 'Die Enthusiasten' (2026) verknüpft eine literarische Detektivgeschichte um Laurence Sternes verschollenen zehnten Band von 'Tristram Shandy' mit der Bedrohung…

• Clara Leinemann's 'Gelbe Monster' Tops German June 2026 Book List publication

  Clara Leinemann's first novel, 'Gelbe Monster' (Suhrkamp, 192 pages, 22 euros), has secured the top spot on a specially curated list of the finest books for June 2026. The…

• Glocal 89: El diseño como fuerza estratégica publication

  La 89ª edición de Glocal Design Magazine, llamada 'Visionarias del espacio', destaca a 15 mujeres arquitectas e interioristas que aportan al debate sobre arquitectura, diseño e…

• Censis Report: Italians Prioritize Cultural Spending Over Luxury Goods publication

  A new Censis report, 'Musei di Vetro', reveals that 89% of Italians consider spending on cultural experiences more important than purchasing luxury goods. The study, which…

• Top Crime Novels June 2026: Horst Evers, Nina Jelinek, Michael Ehnert publication

  Magdalena Parys's 'Der Prinz' tops the list of best crime novels for June 2026, a dystopian thriller set in Berlin featuring a ritual murder, paramilitary plots, and a kidnapped…

• Ryan O'Connell's 'Inspiration Porn' Marks a Shift from Vulnerability to Empowerment publication

  Ryan O'Connell, known for the Netflix series 'Special' and his memoir of the same name, has released a new essay collection titled 'Inspiration Porn' (Macmillan Publishers). The…

• Jimena Estíbaliz: Translating Emotion into Visual Metaphor publication

  Illustrator Jimena Estíbaliz, featured in Glocal Design Magazine issue 89, discusses her practice of translating complex emotions and ideas into metaphorical images. Trained in…

• Booooooom Art & Photo Book Award Highlights 20+ Artist Books and Zines publication

  The Booooooom Art & Photo Book Award has released more than 20 artist books and zines, with Bookmobile responsible for their design, printing, and distribution. Notable works…

• Tim Raue Hosts Book Launch for 36 Boys Gang History publication

  Tim Raue, a world-renowned Michelin-starred chef, hosted a lunch event at his upscale restaurant in Berlin-Kreuzberg to celebrate the release of a book titled '36 Boys', which…

• Kodak TMax 400 Film Review: Versatility and Performance publication

  Kodak TMax 400, introduced in 1986 alongside TMax 100, remains a highly versatile black-and-white film known for its tabular grain structure, high resolution, and sharpness. It…

• Author of 'Future of Truth' Criticized for Using AI-Generated Quotes publication

  A book exploring AI's impact on truth and reality has been criticized for using AI-generated quotes. The author, whose work examines how artificial intelligence shapes…

• High Waters: Oral History Reveals Venice Biennale Curators' Untold Stories publication

  Massimiliano Gioni's new book "High Waters: An Oral History of the Venice Biennale" (JRP Editions) features interviews with 16 of the 17 curators who have organized the main…

• T. rex's Tiny Arms Explained by Powerful Jaws, Study Finds publication

  A study published May 20 in Proceedings of the Royal Society B suggests that Tyrannosaurus rex and other theropod dinosaurs evolved tiny forelimbs due to their increasingly…

• Nonfiction Publishing Vulnerable to AI Hallucinations as Fact-Checking Remains Rare publication

  The nonfiction publishing industry is uniquely vulnerable to AI-generated errors because publishers have long neglected fact-checking, according to a New York Magazine…