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• Veronica Raimo's 'Non scrivere di me' explores life with Dennis May publication

  Veronica Raimo's latest novel, 'Non scrivere di me' (Einaudi, 2026), centers on S., a 35-year-old former humanities student living in a Tor Pignattara studio and working as a…

• Pope Leo XIV's AI Encyclical Inspires 'Butlerian Jihad' Memes publication

  Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope from Chicago, released his first encyclical titled 'Magnifica Humanitas' (Magnificent Humanity), which critiques generative AI and broader…

• Louis-Ferdinand Céline's nihilistic journey in 'Journey to the End of the Night' publication

  Louis-Ferdinand Céline's 1932 novel 'Journey to the End of the Night' presents a nihilistic vision of human reality, exploring contradictions, pathological perversions, and…

• Cherokee Bible Translation Reveals Indigenous Worldview Differences publication

  The Cherokee translation of the Christian Bible, produced in the 19th century, offers a unique window into Cherokee worldview and language. Translators faced challenges due to…

• Photographer Maddie McGarvey Writes and Shoots Long-Form Prison Project for The Marshall Project publication

  Independent photojournalist Maddie McGarvey has embarked on her inaugural major project with The Marshall Project, which began on May 8, 2026. This two-year initiative…

• David Sedaris on Legacy, Satire, and His New Collection 'The Land and Its People' publication

  David Sedaris has unveiled his newest collection of essays, titled 'The Land and Its People,' published by Little, Brown. In a recent interview, he elaborates on his writing…

• Debbie Millman's TED Talk on the Fleeting Joy of Creative Achievement publication

  In her recent TED Talk "You Got What You Wanted, Now What?" posted this spring, designer and podcast host Debbie Millman explores why the pride of accomplishment fades quickly for…

• El Mehdi's Debut EP 'Salam' Blends Queer and Maghrebi Identities publication

  El Mehdi released his debut EP 'Salam' in 2026, a work that merges pop music with Maghrebi culture while exploring transgender identity. The artist is also appearing in the…

• Jake Henzler's 'Knit the City' Turns Architecture into Knitting Patterns publication

  Australian designer Jake Henzler, known by the name Boy Knits World, recently released a book titled 'Knit the City: Building Blocks.' This instructional manual guides knitters in…

• Zerocalcare: Italy's Antifascist Comic Star Returns with New Netflix Series publication

  Michele Rech, 42, known as Zerocalcare, is one of Italy's most popular comic authors under the government of Giorgia Meloni. His autofictional and engaged graphic novels and…

• L'ŒIL Publishes June 2026 Issue on Las Vegas publication

  The French art magazine L'ŒIL released its June 2026 issue (number 796) on May 26, 2026, featuring an article titled 'Vegas, ton univers impitoyable' by Marie Plantin. The article…

• William Klein Pocket Monograph Published by L'ŒIL publication

  The June 2026 issue of L'ŒIL (No. 796) features an article titled 'Tout William Klein en poche' by Christine Coste. The piece, published on May 26, 2026, is behind a paywall for…

• Steven Soderbergh’s Artistic Practice Explored in French Art Magazine publication

  The French art magazine L'ŒIL published an article titled "Steven Soderbergh, les couleurs de l’argent" in its June 2026 issue (n°796). Written by Adrien Gombeaud, the piece…

• L'ŒIL publishes article on artist-dealer relationships publication

  The French art magazine L'ŒIL published an article titled 'D'un artiste à son marchand' in its June 2026 issue (n°796). Written by Christine Coste, the piece explores the…

• Pierre Loeb, marchand de Miró à Paris de 1926 à 1948 publication

  Pierre Loeb fut le marchand parisien de Joan Miró de 1926 à 1948. Il organisa 13 expositions consacrées à l'artiste espagnol jusqu'au début de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Miró…

• Renoir's Love Life Explored Through Son's Memoirs publication

  Stéphane Varupenne, a member of the Comédie-Française, narrates the memoirs of Jean Renoir, the filmmaker son of Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The memoirs offer an intimate look at the…

• Le Monde dans un Tableau: Art, Science, and Society Intertwined publication

  The collection 'Le monde dans un tableau' offers a rich exploration of artworks, linking them to the scientific, economic, and social dynamics of their time. Published by Le…

• Sam Mendes Documentary Reveals Unseen Bergen-Belsen Liberation Footage publication

  Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes has created a powerful documentary titled "What They Found. Ils ont libéré Bergen-Belsen," airing on Planète+. The film brings to light…

• Sunita Kumar Nair's 'ACE' Traces Tennis-Fashion History from Lenglen to Gauff publication

  Sunita Kumar Nair's book 'ACE: The Times & Style of Tennis' (Abrams) explores the deep interconnection between tennis and fashion, from Suzanne Lenglen's Patou-designed dress in…

• Jessica Helfand's 'Triumph's End' Reflects on Icarus Myth publication

  Artist and writer Jessica Helfand has released the 19th installment of her ongoing series 'The Icarus Diaries' on Design Observer, titled 'Triumph's End.' The piece features a…

• Boots Riley and George Clinton Debate AI in CULTURED Interview publication

  In a conversation for CULTURED magazine, filmmaker Boots Riley and musician George Clinton discuss their differing views on artificial intelligence. Riley, director of the new…

• Sharjah Art Foundation Launches The Hook for Art Writers publication

  Sharjah Art Foundation has introduced The Hook, a new editorial initiative under its #SAFOnline digital platform, aimed at supporting emerging and established art writers across…

• Swissted: Punk Flyers Reimagined as Swiss Modernist Posters publication

  The Swissted project, created by Mike Joyce, reinterprets vintage concert flyers from the punk and new wave eras into Swiss modernist-style posters. These works follow specific…

• All Them Witches Release New Album 'House of Mirrors' publication

  Nashville psychedelic rock quartet All Them Witches have released their new album 'House of Mirrors', their first in nearly six years. The album was recorded live in Nashville…

• Stevie Nicks' Life and Career Chronicled Through 50 Songs in New Book publication

  Annie Zaleski's book "Stevie Nicks in 50 Songs" (Running Press) traces the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame artist's life through key tracks from 1955's "Are You Mine" to Taylor Swift's…

• Pope Leo XIV Warns AI Could Create a Modern Tower of Babel publication

  In his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV warns that artificial intelligence poses a major threat to humanity, comparing unchecked AI development to the biblical…

• Última entrevista de Federico García Lorca publicada en 1936 publication

  El 10 de junio de 1936, el diario madrileño El Sol publicó la última entrevista de Federico García Lorca, titulada «Diálogo con García Lorca». Esta conversación se llevó a cabo…

• Pope Leo XIV's Encyclical 'Magnifica Humanitas' Addresses AI and Human Dignity publication

  Pope Leo XIV's new encyclical 'Magnifica Humanitas' goes beyond religious doctrine to offer a humanistic critique of the digital age and artificial intelligence. Drawing parallels…

• Jewls Announces EP 'NeverTheLess' with Shoegaze Single 'Spring once' publication

  Cologne-based singer-songwriter Jewls has released the single 'Spring once', a shoegaze track that reflects on the uniqueness of each spring as a metaphor for a relationship. The…

• Esther Perel's 'Mating in Captivity' Re-Released: Eight Insights on Long-Term Desire publication

  Esther Perel's seminal 2006 book 'Mating in Captivity' has been re-released this month, 20 years after its original publication. The book argues that maintaining desire in…

• artpress n°544 June 2026 Issue Table of Contents publication

  The June 2026 issue of artpress (n°544) features its standard sections: Chronicles/Columns, Opinion, News/Spotlight, 67 exhibition reviews, Reports, and a serial by Jacques…

• SCATHED Persephone Collection in 'She Chose The Orchard' publication

  KALTBLUT presents 'She Chose The Orchard', an editorial featuring SCATHED's Persephone Collection. Photographed by Jax McGuire with videography by Dametreus Ward, the shoot models…

• Chiara Valerio's 'La fila alle poste' Examines 1990s Money-Centric Society publication

  Chiara Valerio's novel 'La fila alle poste' (Sellerio, 2025) returns to the setting of Scauri di Minturno, Italy, in the 1990s, a period marked by Silvio Berlusconi's political…

• Nietzsche Wanted His Works Sung, Not Read publication

  Friedrich Nietzsche, born in October 1844 in the Prussian Province of Saxony, aspired to be a composer but lacked musical talent. Despite this, he structured his philosophical…

• Euripides' Cyclops: Brutality and Philosophy in the Only Surviving Satyr Play publication

  Euripides' Cyclops, the only fully intact satyr play from ancient Greece, explores themes of power and brutality through the encounter between Odysseus and the cyclops Polyphemus.…

• Scott Offen's 'Grace': A Photographic Journey Between Myth and Nature publication

  American photographer Scott Offen releases 'Grace,' a photobook published by L'Artiere at the end of May. The project is a collaboration with his partner and muse Grace, who is…

• Nitram Charcoal: A Distinct Third Category Between Vine and Compressed publication

  Scott Maier, an artist and instructor at Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design, reviews Nitram charcoal, arguing it is not just another brand but a distinct medium bridging…

• Larry Sultan's Water Over Thunder Published by MACK publication

  MACK has published Water Over Thunder, a new book compiling personal notes, anecdotes, archival letters, and ephemera from the oeuvre of photographer Larry Sultan. The release…

• Manfred Papst's Language Column Anthology 'Kopf und Kragen' Published publication

  Manfred Papst, known for his weekly column 'Zugabe' in NZZ am Sonntag for 24 years, has released an anthology of his writings titled 'Kopf und Kragen. 99 unerbetene Ratschläge zur…

• Lukas Bärfuss attacks mother myth in new essay publication

  Swiss writer Lukas Bärfuss has published a scathing essay in which he calls his mother a "dumme, egoistische, verräterische, hurerische Schlampe" (stupid, selfish, treacherous,…