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• Nicoletta Vallorani curates James Tiptree Jr. anthology publication

  Nicoletta Vallorani, a scholar and writer, has edited and published an anthology of works by James Tiptree Jr., the pseudonym of Alice Bradley Sheldon. Vallorani's long-standing…

• Gino Strada's 'Una persona alla volta' makes case for peace publication

  A review of Gino Strada's posthumous book 'Una persona alla volta' argues for prioritizing peace over war. Strada, the Italian war surgeon and founder of Emergency, recounts his…

• Monocle launches Thailand handbook with driving guide publication

  Monocle has released 'Thailand: The Monocle Handbook', the first in its travel guide series to venture outside Europe. The 224-page book, featuring original photography and…

• Robin de Puy's 'American' Captures Intimate Portraits Across the US publication

  Dutch photographer Robin de Puy has released 'American', a photobook created from journeys across the United States between 2022 and 2024. The work focuses on intimate, direct…

• Pixelatura: A Pixel Font with Classic Serif Bones by Angin Studio publication

  Pixelatura is a pixel font display typeface created by David Novrian and Ahmad Aswin of Angin Studio in Jakarta. It grafts retro digital 1990s MS Paint aesthetics onto classic…

• Seven New Art and Culture Books: Mapping the Present Through Art, Work, Memory, and Perception publication

  A roundup of seven new art and culture books published in May 2026, each offering a distinct lens on contemporary issues. Nicolas Martino's 'Lessico per le arti del XXI Secolo'…

• Why Adults Should Reread Children's Books publication

  The Atlantic's newsletter The Wonder Reader explores why adults lose their ability to enjoy reading and how children's books can help. Anna Holmes, who moved across the country in…

• Zine Collections: Underground Art Libraries and Where to Find Them publication

  Zines are mini magazines created by individual artists to share short messages, often political or radical. Zine collections are held by enthusiasts and some libraries, but are…

• Cher's Time-Traveling Fashion Spread in 1974 Vogue publication

  In December 1974, Cher was featured in a Vogue editorial named "The Super-Whammos: 60 Years of Cher," which highlighted fashion trends spanning from the 1920s to the 1970s. The…

• Borges as Architecture Critic: A Forgotten Side of the Writer publication

  Forty years after his death on June 14, 2026, Jorge Luis Borges (Buenos Aires, 1899 – Geneva, 1986) is being reexamined not only as a literary giant but as an unexpected…

• Jesse Simon's 'Neon Deutschland' Documents Germany's Vanishing Neon Signs publication

  British typography expert Jesse Simon spent seven years traveling across Germany to photograph historic neon signs and illuminated advertisements before they disappear. His book…

• Youness Bousenna's New Novella Explores Existential Crisis Through a Museum Guard's Eyes publication

  Franco-Moroccan writer Youness Bousenna has published a new short fiction, "La Flemme de la forme" (Editions 49 pages, 49 pages, €7.49), released in 2026. The story follows an…

• Verena Stauffer's 'Strahlen' Blurs Reality and Fiction publication

  Verena Stauffer's novel 'Strahlen' initially presents as a soap opera but gradually reveals itself as a mysterious and abysmal work. The protagonist, artist Ava, faces clichéd…

• Edgardo Scott's Literary Walk Through Paris and Buenos Aires publication

  Argentine writer and psychoanalyst Edgardo Scott has published a literary essay on walking, 'Du flâneur au vagabond', with Éditions Riveneuve. Born in Buenos Aires, Scott draws on…

• Michel Naepels explores 'intranquillity' in Katanga through new book publication

  Anthropologist Michel Naepels has published 'Chroniques de l'intranquillité' (Chronicles of Intranquillity), a book examining violence, predation, and protection in postcolonial…

• Lukas Bärfuss on Inheriting Debt and Inequality publication

  Swiss writer Lukas Bärfuss discusses inheriting only debt, contrasting with heiress Marlene Engelhorn who wants to give away her fortune. Both argue that inheritance cements…

• Michael Rauhut's Silly book explores DDR rock scene and freedom publication

  Musicologist Michael Rauhut discusses his book "Raus aus der Spur – Silly und die DDR" in an interview with Der Freitag. The publication, released by the Landeszentrale für…

• Einstein and Freud's 1932 Correspondence on War's Origins publication

  In 1932, the League of Nations' Permanent Committee for Literature and Arts, established in 1931 to promote cultural exchange and peace, initiated a correspondence between Albert…

• Riccardo Donati Publishes Intellectual Profile of Philologist Leo Spitzer publication

  Riccardo Donati, professor of Italian literature at the Scuola Superiore Meridionale-Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, has authored "Leo Spitzer. Un profilo…

• Pierre Adrian: The Literary Pursuit of Nostalgia publication

  French author Pierre Adrian (born 1991) explores nostalgia as a central theme in his work, using lyrical prose reminiscent of Proust. His novel "I giorni del mare" (published by…

• Pasquale Scipione's "Rovi di rose" Explores Love Against Social Condemnation publication

  Pasquale Scipione's latest short story "Rovi di rose" (Caramanica Editore, 2023) examines love between two people separated by age and life choices, facing social condemnation.…

• Monocle's Thailand Handbook Spotlights Seven Top Hotels publication

  Monocle has released 'Thailand: The Monocle Handbook', a travel guide featuring seven of the country's most beautiful hotels. The selection includes Capella Bangkok with Chao…

• Book on Jewish Punks and Antisemitism Sparks Controversy publication

  Editors Tobias Johann and Andreas Borsch have published the anthology "Jüdische Identitäten und Antisemitismus im Punk" (Jewish Identities and Antisemitism in Punk), featuring 17…

• 5 Indigenous Women Artists of the 20th Century publication

  The article profiles five Indigenous women artists from North America who have been historically overlooked: Jaune Quick-to-See Smith (Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, b.…

• Brian Finke's 'Bike Life' Captures NYC Cyclists' Rebellion and Joy publication

  Brian Finke's new photobook 'Bike Life' documents New York City cyclists who ride outside bike lanes, popping wheelies in traffic and taking over streets. The book, shot from 2020…

• Jan Jekal's 'Paranoia in Hollywood' Examines Exiled German Artists in LA publication

  Jan Jekal's new book 'Paranoia in Hollywood' explores the experiences of German-speaking exiles in Los Angeles during the 1940s, including Thomas Mann, Bertolt Brecht, and Hanns…

• siovo Releases Queer Pop Album 'für immer: babyboy' publication

  The album 'für immer: babyboy' by German Gen-Z pop artist siovo has been launched, with recordings made in Oberschöneweide and Leipzig. It delves into contemporary love,…

• Zhaopeng's 'Early Summer' Photographs Transience and Memory publication

  Photographer Zhaopeng's series 'Early Summer' reimagines the season as a psychological landscape rather than a sun-drenched romance. Inspired by Shakespeare's Sonnet 18, the work…

• Alessandra Gatto on Photography, Ecology, and the Materiality of Images publication

  In an interview with Sara Benaglia for ATP Diary's New Photography series, artist Alessandra Gatto discusses her practice, which renegotiates the relationship between photography,…

• Louise Hegarty's 'Fair Play' Deconstructs Golden Age Detective Fiction publication

  Irish author Louise Hegarty's debut novel 'Fair Play' subverts classic whodunit conventions. The story follows Abigail as she hosts a New Year's Eve dinner party at a country…

• Mateusz Urbanowicz Uncollected Works 2010-2021 Sketchbook Compilation publication

  MdN Corporation has published 'Mateusz Urbanowicz Uncollected Works 2010-2021', a 176-page paperback artbook collecting sketchbook pieces not featured in the Polish-born,…

• Gian Piero Piretto's 'Il paese di Putin' Decodes Propaganda Language publication

  Gian Piero Piretto's book 'Il paese di Putin: 20 parole al servizio della propaganda', published by Raffaello Cortina Editore, analyzes twenty key terms used in Russian propaganda…

• Anna Toscano's Posthumous Novel 'Brava Giulia' Released by nottetempo publication

  Anna Toscano's debut novel 'Brava Giulia' has been published posthumously by nottetempo. Toscano, a poet, photographer, and lecturer, passed away before seeing the book in print.…

• Francesco Lauretta's 'Preparazione' Blurs Art and Literature publication

  Francesco Lauretta, an Italian visual artist, has published 'Preparazione' through Castelvecchi's Fuoriuscita series, edited by Christian Caliandro. The book, released at the end…

• Clint Watson on Art as a Spiritual Path Beyond Information publication

  Clint Watson, founder of FASO, argues that true artistic truth is not intellectual information but a direct, mystical knowing (gnosis) accessed through the heart (Kardia). In a…

• Rahim Fortune’s New Photographs Document Black Texas Life publication

  Photographer Rahim Fortune created the series "Between a Memory and Me" from summer 2024 through winter 2025, capturing community events across Texas. The work was commissioned by…

• Cy Twombly's Intimate Moments Captured by His Wife in New Photo Book publication

  In 2022, Maia Twombly, granddaughter of Cy Twombly, discovered thousands of photo negatives in the attic of the Ronciglione house, taken by her grandmother Tatia Franchetti…

• Nick Chater Argues Introspection Is an Illusion publication

  Psychologist Nick Chater contends that introspection is impossible because the mind does not store stable beliefs and desires but invents them on the spot. Drawing on decades of…

• Film Explores Unlikely Friendship Between Lucian Freud and Kate Moss publication

  A new film, Moss & Freud, dramatizes the unlikely bond between painter Lucian Freud and supermodel Kate Moss during the creation of Freud's 2002 portrait Naked Portrait. Directed…

• AN Interior Spring/Summer 2026 Issue Features Remote Homes and Frank Gehry Tribute publication

  The Spring/Summer 2026 issue of AN Interior is now available, featuring five remote homes in Mexico, Santa Fe, and Saint Kitts, designed by architects with minimal footprints that…