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• Ladislava's 'Roussalka' Blends Central European Folk with Berlin Underground Electro publication

  Ladislava releases the album 'Roussalka', a fusion of underground Berlin club electro with Central European folk traditions. The album combines psytrance, techno, and dark-ambient…

• Christoph Ribbat's 'In den Tag' champions late risers publication

  Cultural scholar Christoph Ribbat's essay 'In den Tag' presents a history of humanity in the morning, arguing against the productivity myth of early rising. The book is described…

• DJ Koze Announces New EP 'Spiralen' for June Release publication

  DJ Koze, real name Stefan Kozalla, will release a new EP titled 'Spiralen' on June 12, 2025, via his own label Pampa Records. The lead single 'Spiralen' drops on May 22 with an…

• Maggie O'Farrell on Irish famine novel 'Land' and Bafta in basement publication

  Maggie O'Farrell, the celebrated author of 'Hamnet', has released a new novel called 'Land', which takes place during Ireland's Great Famine. The story centers on an Irish…

• Marina Yaloyan's debut novel 'La petite pianiste d'Erevan' published by Albin Michel publication

  Marina Yaloyan, an Armenian-born writer now based in France, has published her first novel, La petite pianiste d'Erevan, with Albin Michel. The book is a fictional account set in…

• To Athena Releases New Album 'Have I lost my Magic?' publication

  Swiss singer To Athena will release her third studio album 'Have I lost my Magic?' at the end of May. The album, produced with Linus Gmünder, explores themes of burnout,…

• Natasha Barrett's 'Toxic Colour' Album Explores Dystopian Soundscapes publication

  Natasha Barrett's album 'Toxic Colour' presents a critical reflection on the relationship between man, environment, and technology through manipulated field recordings. The album…

• Gab Waller on Launching Her First Book About Fashion Sourcing publication

  Gab Waller, a fashion sourcing pioneer and Vogue columnist, is working on her first book about sourcing. Originally from Australia, she launched her business in 2018 after…

• Veronika Pell's 'Soft Animal Of Your Body' Explores Corporeal Mutations publication

  Veronika Pell's series 'Soft Animal Of Your Body' presents the body as an unstable territory between anatomy, mutation, and apparition. The work avoids figurative representation,…

• Pomme Podcast Episode Released Ahead of Festival Season publication

  Le Monde has released the second of three podcast episodes in its 'REDIFF Spécial musique' series, featuring French singer-songwriter Pomme. The episode, titled 'Je ne comprendrai…

• Three New Books on Ingeborg Bachmann for Her Centenary publication

  Ahead of Ingeborg Bachmann's 100th birthday in June 2025, three new books have been published that explore the legendary Austrian writer's life and work, with particular focus on…

• Elisabeth de Waal's Posthumous Novel 'El regreso de los exiliados' Published by Libros del Asteroide publication

  Libros del Asteroide has published 'El regreso de los exiliados', a novel by Elisabeth de Waal written in the 1950s but discovered in 2013, decades after her death. De Waal,…

• Shea McGee’s New Book Offers Summer Entertaining Tips with Livable Luxury publication

  Shea McGee, founder of Studio McGee and McGee & Co., has released a new book titled "Around the Table: Tables and Traditions for Gathering" through Harper Horizon. The volume…

• Karel Martens Launches Ticker Typeface with Jung-Lee Type Foundry publication

  Karel Martens, a Dutch designer, has introduced Ticker, his third typeface, in partnership with Jung-Lee Type Foundry based in Amsterdam. This innovative modular typographic…

• Marc Fernandez's 'Cops don't cry' exposes police crisis in new noir novel publication

  Journalist and crime novelist Marc Fernandez, born in 1973, has released 'Cops don't cry', a new polar published by Flammarion. The novel follows three police officers at the SDPJ…

• Alfred Kubin's 'The Other Side' Reissued in Spanish by Siruela publication

  Siruela has published a Spanish translation of Alfred Kubin's 1909 novel 'The Other Side' ('La otra parte'), translated by Juan José del Solar. Kubin, a Bohemian-born artist and…

• James Fox and Alastair Sooke Launch Art History Podcast 'Stories of Art' publication

  Former BBC rivals Dr James Fox and Alastair Sooke are co-hosting a new weekly podcast, Stories of Art, produced by HENI Talks. The series covers art history from Ancient Egypt to…

• Art-Science Undisciplined: A Playbook for Transformative Collaboration publication

  Janani Balasubramanian, an artist, and Natalie Gosnell, an astrophysicist, have collaborated on a book titled "Art-Science Undisciplined," released by the University of California…

• DailyArt Magazine Releases Postcard Set of 10 Paintings by Women Artists publication

  DailyArt Magazine has unveiled a new collection of postcards showcasing 10 paintings created by female artists from the 17th to the 20th centuries, now available for sale.…

• Andrea Modica's 'Italian Story' Deconstructs Clichés of Italy publication

  Andrea Modica's photobook 'Italian Story,' published by L'Artiere, challenges stereotypical images of Italy through surreal, dreamlike photographs taken over four decades. The…

• Gott spricht Wienerisch: Eine dialektale Sprachbetrachtung publication

  In einer Kolumne für die NZZ am Sonntag beschäftigt sich Manfred Papst mit der Thematik der göttlichen Sprache, inspiriert von Michael Stavaričs Gedichtband «in an schwoazzn kittl…

• Do Ho Suh Explores Memory and Home in Art21 Video publication

  Do Ho Suh, born in Seoul in 1962 and based in New York and London, is the subject of a new Art21 video titled "Art, Memory & Home." The video follows Suh as he moves between Seoul…

• Miro Poferl's children's book explores the origins of German surnames publication

  In "Das große Buch der Namen" (The Big Book of Names), author Miro Poferl explains to young readers how they got their last names. The book presents the history and meaning of…

• Freitag Reporter Nik Afanasjew Publishes Book on East-West Divide publication

  Nik Afanasjew, a reporter for the German weekly Der Freitag, has published a new book titled Mein Eiserner Vorhang (My Iron Curtain). The book is a personal exploration of the…

• Tone Stith Releases Genre-Blending Album 'The Edge' publication

  New Jersey singer-songwriter and producer Tone Stith has released his latest album, 'The Edge,' a 10-track project blending Pop, Soul, Funk, and R&B. The album features a…

• Five Essential Works by ETA Hoffmann, Master of the Uncanny publication

  ETA Hoffmann, an essential figure in the German Romantic movement, made his mark as a composer, music critic, and writer, with his imaginative stories shaping literature since the…

• Hannah Arendt on Immortality and Eternity publication

  The article presents Hannah Arendt's philosophical exploration of the distinction between immortality and eternity. Arendt, a German political theorist (1906-1975), argues that…

• Van Gogh's Early Dark Paintings Before His Colorful Period publication

  Before his vibrant sunflowers and starry nights, Vincent van Gogh created somber, muted paintings in the Dutch countryside between 1884 and 1887. These early works, mostly painted…

• BLAG Magazine: The World's Only Signpainting Publication publication

  BLAG is the only magazine globally dedicated to signpainting craft, community, and culture. Edited and published by Sam Roberts, an aficionado who aims to champion the craft…

• Alela Diane Returns with Band on New Album 'Who's Keeping Time' publication

  Alela Diane has released her seventh album, 'Who's Keeping Time', following the death of folk legend Michael Hurley. The album marks her first collaboration with a band in years,…

• James Knudsen's 'Used Towels (and Souvenir Shops)' Captures Waikiki's Melancholy publication

  James Knudsen, a street photographer with 18 years of experience, explores the essence of Hawai‘i through urban imagery. His new zine, 'Used Towels (and Souvenir Shops),' examines…

• Music preferences linked to intelligence, study suggests publication

  A study by software developer Virgil Griffith, published in the dossier 'Music That Makes You Dumb,' claims a correlation between musical taste and academic performance. The…

• Zuyi Xu's 'The Hours Between' Captures Cinematic Stillness publication

  Photographer Zuyi Xu's series 'The Hours Between' explores suspension and the weight of interim moments. Set in rooms, corridors, and temporary interiors, the images strip away…

• UK skateboarding's gritty identity captured in Neil Macdonald's 'Elsewhere' publication

  A new book chronicles the emergence of a distinct British skateboarding identity from 1987 to 2002, contrasting with the polished US scene. 'Elsewhere: The Story of UK…

• Max Lancaster's Photo Series 'Bunny And I' Documents Cousin's Schizophrenia with Sensitivity publication

  London-based photographer Max Lancaster has released a new photo series titled 'Bunny And I,' a delicate documentary exploring his cousin Bunny's experience with bipolar disorder…

• Unauthorized Documentary on Larry Gagosian Announced by Barry Avrich publication

  Canadian filmmaker Barry Avrich has confirmed production of "Shadow Man: Inside The Secret World of Larry Gagosian," an unauthorized biographical documentary about the…

• Imdad Barbhuyan's 'I Watched My Mother Cry' Meditates on Maternal and Ecological Grief publication

  Indian visual artist and writer Imdad Barbhuyan (born 1993 in Assam) presents 'I Watched My Mother Cry', a photographic series that intertwines intimate portraits of his mother…

• 1840 Norwegian Novel May Be World's First Crime Fiction publication

  A 1840 Norwegian novel, "Der Mord an Maschinenführer Roolfsen" by Maurits Christopher Hansen, is argued by scholars to be the earliest crime or detective novel, predating Edgar…

• Elisa Pasotti's 'On Sale' Explores Greyhounds Between Protection and Fashion publication

  Elisa Pasotti's series 'On Sale' centers on Spanish greyhounds (galgos) rescued from hunting, responding to Spain's 2023 animal welfare law. The law, effective 2023, excludes…

• Christopher Anderson on emotional truth in war photography publication

  Magnum photographer Christopher Anderson, known for covering war zones and producing intimate personal work, discusses his career and philosophy in a new interview. He emphasizes…