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• Peter Grainger's 'Ein unglücklicher Tod' Reviewed as Crime Novel of the Week publication

  The crime novel 'Ein unglücklicher Tod' by Peter Grainger has been selected as the crime novel recommendation of the week by the German culture news platform kulturnews.de. This…

• Infinite Jest at 30: A Monumental Challenge for Expert Readers publication

  In a 1939 lecture at Princeton on 'The Magic Mountain', Thomas Mann asserted that fully grasping the hidden meaning of his monumental 1924 novel would require young listeners to…

• Doppio Zero Explores the Concept of Double Zero in Art and Physics publication

  The Italian cultural platform Doppio Zero has published an article titled "I. Dallo zero al doppio zero" by Luca Barbieri and Anita Romanello, dated August 1, 2026. The piece…

• Glocal Design Magazine's 89th Issue Spotlights Women in Architecture and Film Set Design publication

  The 89th edition of Glocal Design Magazine, titled 'Visionarias del espacio,' features 15 female architects and interior designers who are expanding the conversation about…

• Moby Dick: A Symbol of Individual Freedom Against Tyranny publication

  On October 18, 1851, the 175th anniversary of 'Moby Dick' by Herman Melville, Vieri Peroncini's essay featured on Artspecialday offers a fresh interpretation of the white whale as…

• Yang Shuang-zi's Booker Prize-Winning 'Das Taiwan-Tagebuch' Launches in Germany with Readings publication

  Taiwanese author Yang Shuang-zi will present her novel 'Das Taiwan-Tagebuch' (The Taiwan Diary) in Germany in early October 2025, ahead of the German release on October 6 by…

• Teresa Cardona's Rural Crime Novels Inspire Literary Map of San Lorenzo de El Escorial publication

  Spanish author and art historian Teresa Cardona (Madrid, 1973) has published a series of crime novels set in San Lorenzo de El Escorial, beginning with 'Los dos lados' in 2022.…

• The Architect's Newspaper July/August Issue: Parthenon Restoration, American History, and Design Critiques publication

  The July/August edition of The Architect's Newspaper includes an editorial that discusses a recent visit to the Parthenon in Athens, where two new Pentelic marble pieces have been…

• Lunz and Tekkal's Manifesto Demands Action Against Misogyny publication

  Kristina Lunz and Düzen Tekkal have released a manifesto titled "Wer hat euch erlaubt, Frauen so zu hassen?" (Who allowed you to hate women so much?), presenting ten demands to…

• Summerween Book List: Spooky Thrillers and Horror Novels for Summer Reading publication

  Forbes has released a compilation of eerie book suggestions to embrace the Summerween phenomenon, an early celebration of Halloween during the summer months. The article, authored…

• Five French Books to Understand France Beyond Clichés publication

  The German weekly newspaper der Freitag has published a list of five French books recommended for summer reading, aimed at travelers seeking a deeper understanding of France…

• Dave Eggers' New Novel 'Contrapposto' Celebrates Analog Art and Love publication

  Dave Eggers, known for dystopian novels about a digitalized future, has turned to analog art and love in his latest work, 'Contrapposto'. The novel, reviewed by Süddeutsche…

• New Albums: Tchaikovsky, Schubert, Helado Negro, Reyna Tropical, Shearwater, and Jazz Covers publication

  This week's music releases include classical fantasies by Tchaikovsky and Schubert, a refreshing soundtrack from Helado Negro and Reyna Tropical, a new album from folk-rock band…

• Larry Clark’s Tulsa: The Highway That Shaped a Photobook publication

  Aperture magazine’s “Secrets” edition delves into Larry Clark’s 1971 photobook, Tulsa, drawing connections between its depictions of adolescent drug use and the urban renewal…

• CommissionIt Publishes Guide to Commissioning Outdoor Sculpture publication

  CommissionIt, a service based in the UK that connects artists with commissioners, has published a guide focused on commissioning outdoor sculptures for gardens and public areas.…

• Cristina Casero on Photography as Writing: Art, Society, and Feminism in 1960s-70s Italy publication

  Cristina Casero, an associate professor at the University of Parma, recently engaged in an interview with Davide Dal Sasso, published in Artribune in July 2026. Casero, who…

• Coastal: MHK Architecture's Florida Homes from 2009-2014 publication

  ORO Editions is set to release 'Coastal Vol.1 MHK Architecture Works From 2009-2014' in 2026, a hardcover book showcasing high-end boutique houses in Florida. The publication,…

• Glideology: A Comic Book Vision for Multimodal Urban Streets publication

  In 2026, ORO Editions will release "Glideology: Deliberations on Traffic and Reimagining Urban Space," authored by Andrew Furman. This comic-format publication introduces the…

• Comic 'Die Summe seiner Teile' Explores Digital Immortality via AI publication

  The German comic 'Die Summe seiner Teile' (The Sum of Its Parts) presents a thought experiment about achieving immortality through artificial intelligence, albeit without a…

• The Durutti Column Returns with 'Renascent', a Seductive and Desolate New Album publication

  British cult band The Durutti Column, led by guitarist Vini Reilly, has released a new album titled 'Renascent'. The record navigates pastoral reveries, flamenco, folk ballads,…

• Dima Albitar Kalaji's Debut Poetry Collection 'Monster' Published publication

  Dima Albitar Kalaji, a Syrian-born poet and translator based in Germany, has published her first poetry collection titled 'Monster'. The book, which has been released in German,…

• Galerie Fall 2026 Issue Highlights: Claire Tabouret, Women Leaders, and Design publication

  In the Fall 2026 issue of Galerie magazine, Editor in Chief Jacqueline Terrebonne spotlights Claire Tabouret on the cover, celebrating the artist's rise since her 2017 profile.…

• Speculative Essay on Peat Moss and De Onlanden for Into Nature publication

  A speculative essay by Hille Engelsma, published on Mister Motley, explores the history and ecological significance of peat moss in De Onlanden, a water storage area west of…

• Lighting Designer Nathan Orsman's Debut Monograph 'Light' Arrives in September publication

  Nathan Orsman, a leading lighting designer, is set to release his debut monograph, 'Light', published by Rizzoli, in September. The book features projects by influential…

• The Art of Daniel Warren Johnson: A 2026 Artbook Review publication

  Daniel Warren Johnson, a Chicago-based comic book artist and writer, has released a 288-page hardcover artbook titled 'The Art of Daniel Warren Johnson.' The book showcases his…

• Paolo Sortino's 'Amanti elementari' Reimagines Prehistoric Love publication

  Paolo Sortino's novel 'Amanti elementari', published by Einaudi in 2026, is a 112-page work that explores the first love between prehistoric man and woman, going beyond mere…

• Monocle Launches Summer Newspaper with Albanian PM Interview publication

  Monocle has released its new summer newspaper titled "Med, Mountains & More." The publication features an interview with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, a beach read by author…

• Ma Rainey's Lost Blues Restored in Definitive Box Set publication

  A new extensive compilation of Gertrude "Ma" Rainey's music has been unveiled, titled "Ma Rainey: Mother of the Blues: The Complete Paramount Recordings, 1923–1928." This box set…

• Vogue Maps Bret Easton Ellis's 'Less Than Zero' Los Angeles publication

  A Vogue guide traces the 1980s Los Angeles locations from Bret Easton Ellis's debut novel 'Less Than Zero,' published when he was 21. The book follows Clay, a college student…

• The Rise of Fictional Character Biographies as a Literary Genre publication

  A fresh literary subgenre has surfaced: biographies centered on fictional figures. Since the year 2023, no fewer than seven titles have been released, such as "The Wife of Bath: A…

• Brain Scans Reveal Kids' Neural Activity During Piano Improvisation publication

  A new fMRI study led by Karen Barrett, assistant professor at UCSF's Institute for Health & Aging, scanned the brains of children as they improvised on a piano. The research,…

• DOMi & JD Beck Release Genre-Defying Second Album 'Who Asked ?' publication

  The Franco-American duo DOMi & JD Beck, endorsed by Herbie Hancock, have released their second album 'Who Asked ?'. The album blends contemporary jazz with electropop and indie…

• Palazzo Balsamo Boutique Hotel Restored with Vibia Lighting publication

  The 89th edition of Glocal Design Magazine, titled 'Visionarias del espacio,' features 15 female architects and interior designers expanding the conversation on architecture,…

• Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas Experience a Literary Renaissance publication

  A cluster of recent books reexamines Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas, reflecting renewed interest in their legacy. Deborah Levy's novel "My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein"…

• Anne Goscinny's Epistolary Tribute to Her Father René Goscinny publication

  Anne Goscinny has published a series of letters addressed to her late father, René Goscinny, the legendary creator of Asterix and Lucky Luke, on the occasion of his 100th…

• Sarah Wilson's 'I Eat the Stars' Argues Civilisation Is in Collapse publication

  In her new book 'I Eat the Stars', Australian journalist Sarah Wilson argues that global civilisation is collapsing under the weight of its own complexity, drawing parallels with…

• The Strokes Release 'Reality Awaits' with Autotune, Defying Expectations publication

  On July 30, 2001, The Strokes made their debut with 'Is This It,' and they have now released their latest album, 'Reality Awaits,' just ahead of its 25th anniversary. After a…

• Sofiane Pamart's 'Movie' Album Design Blurs Music and Art Book publication

  French pianist Sofiane Pamart, in collaboration with designer Adrien Beaujeant and creative director Guillaume Héritier, has released a visually immersive edition of his album…

• ARTnews Names America's 30 Best Art Museums publication

  Editors from ARTnews and Art in America have compiled a list of the 30 top art museums in the U.S., evaluating them on their permanent collections, temporary exhibitions, and…

• Mary Beth Barone on Her Netflix Special Galaxy Brain and Pissing Off the Right People publication

  Comedian Mary Beth Barone discusses her new Netflix special Galaxy Brain, her podcast Ride with Benito Skinner, and her approach to comedy that aims to upset the right people.…