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• Artists Running Data Centers: Hacktivist Infrastructure and servus.at publication

  Edited by Davide Bevilacqua, the book 'Artists Running Data Centers' delves into the global hacktivist movement that managed servers from before the internet to its public phase.…

• Free E-Book Showcases ASEAN Watercolour Sketches by Sutien publication

  Urban sketcher Sutien from Thailand has released a free e-book titled "Face ASEAN in Watercolour," featuring his watercolour sketches from across the ASEAN region. The e-book is…

• Outsider Freud documentary explores psychoanalysis origins publication

  A new documentary, 'Outsider Freud' (2025) by Israeli director Yair Qedar, examines the foundational figures of psychoanalysis—Freud, Jung, and their circle—through archival…

• Rebecca Solnit on Eadweard Muybridge's overlooked work publication

  A new essay by Rebecca Solnit reexamines Eadweard Muybridge's career, arguing that his famous 1870s horse-in-motion photographs have overshadowed his broader body of work. Solnit…

• Gruppo 70's Semiological Guerrilla Warfare Gains Late Recognition publication

  The Italian art collective Gruppo 70 is finally receiving overdue acknowledgment for its contributions to culture and understanding of Western society in the second half of the…

• Inside the Hamptons: A New Book Peers Beyond the Hedges publication

  'Inside the Hamptons,' a newly released book, provides a photographic exploration of some of the most breathtaking residences in the Hamptons, showcasing the unique styles and…

• Potato Domestication Reshaped DNA of Indigenous Andeans publication

  A study in Nature Communications reveals that Indigenous Andeans in Peru have the highest known copies of the AMY1 gene, which aids starch digestion. This genetic adaptation…

• Galerie Magazine Lists 10 Iconic Midcentury Modern Furniture Designs publication

  Galerie Magazine highlights ten iconic midcentury modern furniture pieces that merge Bauhaus principles with American optimism and Danish artistry. Featured items are: Eames…

• Wallpaper* Picks 12 Eye-Catching Summer Accessories for 2026 publication

  Wallpaper* magazine's June 2026 Travel Issue features a curated selection of 12 standout accessories for summer, ranging from fantastical to functional. Highlights include Prada's…

• Çağla Ulusoy and ArtReview Discuss 'Overworked' at Dirimart London publication

  On 6 June 2026, from 4.30 to 5.30pm, a discussion featuring artist Çağla Ulusoy and editor Fi Churchman will take place at Dirimart London, located at 23 Princes St, London W1B…

• Gioconda Rafanelli and August Kaciuruba photograph Tuscany beyond clichés for 'How Italy Feels' publication

  Photographers Gioconda Rafanelli and August Kaciuruba contribute to 'How Italy Feels', a project curated by Marina Serena Cacciapuoti with Cesare Cacciapuoti of Italy Segreta,…

• New Books from SZ Editors Explore Tizian's Venice and the 'Antichrist' publication

  The Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ) has published new books by its editors. Kia Vahland leads readers through Titian's Venice, while Volker Weiß offers insights into the 'Antichrist'.…

• Basquiat Dealer Bruno Bischofberger Reflects on the Artist's Legacy in New Assouline Book publication

  Bruno Bischofberger, Basquiat's exclusive worldwide dealer from 1982 until the artist's death in 1988, contributes an essay to the forthcoming book "Basquiat: The World of…

• Patrick McCormack's 'Home Planet' Transforms Grief Through Photography publication

  Patrick McCormack, a photographer based in Vermont who works between the Hudson Valley and New England, has released 'Home Planet,' a new collection of images shot in the…

• Northern Block Launches Next Series of Multilingual Type Systems publication

  Northern Block, a type foundry based in the UK, has unveiled its Next Series, which features typefaces that function as dynamic systems instead of conventional static fonts. A…

• Maisie Peters Returns to Roots with New Album 'Florescence' publication

  British singer-songwriter Maisie Peters, at 25, releases her third album 'Florescence' on May 15, stepping back from pop opulence to focus on foundational songwriting. Signed to…

• Larousse and Le Robert reveal new French words: narchomicide, crush, prompter, onigiri publication

  The 2026 editions of Larousse and Le Robert dictionaries have announced their new entries, reflecting shifts in French society. Among the additions are 'narchomicide' (a murder…

• Chris Potter's 'Alive With Ghosts' Album Inspired by John Brown publication

  Chris Potter has released a new album titled 'Alive With Ghosts,' inspired by the abolitionist John Brown. The album is described as thrilling and explores themes related to…

• Fred Seibert and Eric Homans Release Fourth Edition of 'Original Cartoon Title Cards' publication

  Fred Seibert, founder of Frederator Studios and FredFilms, has co-authored the fourth edition of 'Original Cartoon Title Cards' with Eric Homans. The book celebrates the…

• Luca Vitone's Pro Tempore: A Voyage Tracing Napoleon's Exile publication

  Luca Vitone's project Pro Tempore, documented in a series titled ESILIO by Carlo Antonelli, involves a sailing journey between the Island of Elba and Saint Helena, retracing…

• Kevin Morby on America, Imposter Syndrome, and New Album 'Little Wide Open' publication

  Kevin Morby's new album 'Little Wide Open' concludes a trilogy that began with his move to Kansas City in 2017. The album, produced for the first time by Aaron Dessner, marks a…

• My Modern Met Academy Promotes 20-Minute Daily Art Sessions for Skill Building publication

  My Modern Met Academy advocates for short, daily 20-minute art sessions as an effective method to improve creativity and artistic skills. The approach emphasizes consistency over…

• Berlin Art Link Editor Explores Scale in Art at Venice Biennale and Beyond publication

  In a letter from the editor, Alison Hugill reflects on the theme of scale following the Venice Biennale preview. The Biennale's curatorial theme 'In Minor Keys' emphasizes slowing…

• John Coltrane's 'My Favorite Things' as a Gateway to Modal Jazz publication

  John Coltrane's 1960 recording of 'My Favorite Things' is celebrated as a definitive and accessible work that introduced his radical modal jazz to a broad audience. The 14-minute,…

• Michela Murgia's 'Ricordatemi come vi pare' is an intimate conversation over coffee publication

  Michela Murgia's posthumous book 'Ricordatemi come vi pare' (Mondadori, 2024) is presented not as a novel or a tearful farewell, but as an intimate conversation between friends.…

• Vocal Break: The Power of the Female Voice from Rosetta Tharpe to Billie Eilish publication

  The Financial Times recently featured an article titled "Vocal Break," which delves into the influence of female singers from various eras and genres. It traces the lineage from…

• Karl-Markus Gauss's New Book Explores the World from His Room publication

  Austrian author Karl-Markus Gauss, known for essays on Eastern European ethnicities, has released a new book that departs from his usual travelogue format. Instead of journeying…

• 10 Pre-Raphaelite Artists Beyond the Brotherhood publication

  The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, founded in 1848 in London by seven artists, opposed Royal Academy doctrines and championed realism, nature, and medieval themes. Key members…

• Pre-Raphaelite Paintings Rooted in Literary Sources publication

  The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, formed in 1848, consistently drew inspiration from literature, including works by Shakespeare, Keats, and Tennyson. John Everett Millais's…

• Egon Schiele documentary 'Tabù' premieres as cinematic essay publication

  A new documentary film titled 'Tabù' offers a non-traditional cinematic biography of Austrian expressionist painter Egon Schiele. Directed by Michele Mally and co-written by…

• Delio Fantasia's E-Book 'L'anima di Antonio' Honors Workers Killed on the Job publication

  Delio Fantasia's e-book, "L'anima di Antonio," was published in 2021 by Ali Ribelli Edizioni, honoring workers who have lost their lives on the job. The narrative, inspired by…

• Andrea Nagele's Grado nella nebbia joins DonneNoir crime series publication

  Andrea Nagele, a psychotherapist from Klagenfurt who splits her time between Austria and Italy, has published Grado nella nebbia, the third novel in her crime series featuring…

• Hagai Levi adapts Etty Hillesum's diary into a series publication

  Hagai Levi's adaptation of Etty Hillesum's diary, titled "Etty," is featured in Le Monde's weekly series selection. Hillesum was a Dutch intellectual murdered at Auschwitz. The…

• Dunya Zita Named BJP Ones to Watch 2025 Photographer publication

  British Journal of Photography has named Dunya Zita as one of its Ones to Watch for 2025, as nominated by curator Lisanne van Happen. The self-taught, Utrecht-based photographer…

• David Sala reimagines Frankenstein creature as newborn in new graphic novel publication

  David Sala, a Strasbourg-based comic artist known for audacious literary reinterpretations, has turned his attention to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. In an interview with Le Monde,…

• Salma El Moumni's novel 'La vraie vie de Sawsan' explores intimate inquiry publication

  Salma El Moumni's new novel 'La vraie vie de Sawsan' (Grasset) follows a narrator who encounters Sawsan, a young woman known only by her name and passion for dance classes. The…

• New Biography Debunks Myths About Mary Boleyn, the 'Other Boleyn Girl' publication

  In her book, 'Mary Boleyn: The Queen's Slandered Sister,' historian Sylvia Barbara Soberton disputes the common misconceptions surrounding Mary Boleyn, sister to Anne Boleyn and…

• Michael Roch Publishes Speculative Novel 'Kò Mawon' publication

  Michael Roch, a French writer born in 1987 and currently based in Martinique, has released 'Kò Mawon', a speculative fiction novel. The book follows his earlier works 'Tè Mawon'…

• New Book Offers Intimate Look at Frida Kahlo's Family Sanctuary publication

  Rizzoli New York has unveiled a new publication titled *Casa Kahlo: Frida Kahlo's Home and Sanctuary*. This work explores the Museo Casa Kahlo, which opened last year in Mexico…

• Douglas Stuart's Guide to Scotland's Sister Cities publication

  Douglas Stuart, the Booker Prize-winning author recognized for 'Shuggie Bain' and 'Young Mungo', presents his personal insights on Glasgow and Edinburgh. Having studied fashion…