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• Anna-Maria Becher's Monolithic Architecture in Black and White publication

  Swiss photographer Anna-Maria Becher, based in Berlin, captures monolithic architecture in black and white for her series "Symmetry of Silence." She isolates buildings from their…

• Lost Art Press Releases Tool List for 'Smalls' Woodworking Projects publication

  Lost Art Press has published a guide listing the tools needed to build the 18 small projects featured in their new pocket book 'Smalls.' The book, designed to use up offcuts from…

• Manik Sarkar's 'Ochsenkopf' Novel Explores Butcher's Perspective on Animal Commodification publication

  Manik Sarkar's debut novel 'Ochsenkopf' delves into the psyche of a butcher who masters his craft, questioning the transformation of animals into commodities. The narrative offers…

• Five Photography Series Evoke Summer Longing from Naples to Hawaii publication

  AnOther Magazine has curated five photography series from its archive that explore the sultry, nostalgic, and yearning aspects of summertime. The series include: Joanna Wzorek's…

• Brutalist Korea: Paul Tulett's Photographic Tour of Post-War Architecture publication

  Paul Tulett's new book 'Brutalist Korea' presents 100 photographs of South Korean architecture, arguing that Brutalism there was a 'method' for post-war healing and rebuilding,…

• Imran Perretta's debut film 'Ish' explores racial profiling's impact on childhood friendship publication

  Imran Perretta's debut film 'Ish' follows two 12-year-old boys whose lives are upended by a stop-and-search incident rooted in racial profiling. The work premiered at the 2024…

• WAIL: The Art of Prestige Records 1949-1970 Celebrates Jazz Album Design publication

  RIT Press has published "WAIL: The Art of Prestige Records 1949-1970," a book by Mark Havens and Chris Entwisle that chronicles the graphic, typographic, and photographic legacy…

• Delhi Crime series exposes police failures and political corruption in India publication

  The Netflix series 'Delhi Crime' highlights the severe lack of resources in Indian police and the corruption of political leaders, as it dramatizes the 2012 gang rape and murder…

• "One and No One": A Story of Angels and Lost Time publication

  Gabriel Winslow-Yost's short story "One and No One" follows two characters, Craig and Kristin, who encounter a mysterious angel at different points in their lives. Craig meets the…

• Guide to Major Film Adaptations of Homer's Odyssey Before Nolan's publication

  Open Culture published a guide to major film adaptations of Homer's Odyssey ahead of Christopher Nolan's upcoming movie. The 1954 film Ulysses stars Kirk Douglas as Odysseus, shot…

• Present & Correct launches imprint with debut book of pre-war Japanese tourist maps publication

  London stationery shop Present & Correct has launched a publishing imprint, P&C Additions, with its first title: Paper Trails: Pre-war tourist maps from Japan. The book collects…

• Mari Froes Releases Debut Album 'Esquina do Sol' publication

  Brazilian singer-songwriter Mari Froes has released her debut album 'Esquina do Sol', a poetic exploration of life, home, longing, and love. The album blends indie pop with…

• Michigander's Second Album Sheds Guilty Pleasure Label publication

  Jason Singer, performing as Michigander, releases his second album 'Over Before You Know It', blending 80s radio rock with indie pop influences. The album features tracks like…

• Sartre's 'The Room': Bad Faith and the Refusal to Choose publication

  Jean-Paul Sartre's 1939 short story 'The Room' (La Chambre), part of the collection The Wall (Le Mur), explores existentialist themes of bad faith through the character Ève, who…

• Carl Jung's The Red Book: Visionary Art and Mystical Manuscript publication

  Carl Jung's Liber Novus, known as The Red Book, was published in a complete English translation by Norton in 2009 (facsimile) and 2012 (reader's edition). The illuminated…

• Overview designs documentary identity for Zandland's Human using Jeffersonian transcription publication

  Overview, a strategy and brand office led by James Sedgwick Yeung, has created the visual identity for Human, a new documentary series from UK-based studio Zandland. The identity…

• Lambchop's Kurt Wagner Embraces Choral Music on 'Punching the Clown' publication

  Kurt Wagner, frontman of the US band Lambchop, releases their 32nd album 'Punching the Clown', featuring a ghostly choir and banjo played by Justin Vernon (Bon Iver). The album…

• Daniel Malikyar's Afghanistan: Intimate Portraits of Resilience and Beauty publication

  Photographer Daniel Malikyar, son of Afghan refugees, publishes 'Afghanistan' with teNeues, offering a counter-narrative to decades of war coverage. The book features communities…

• Tim Blanning's Biography of Augustus the Strong: Saxon Sun King publication

  British historian Tim Blanning's biography "August der Starke: Sachsens Sonnenkönig" examines the life of Augustus the Strong (1670–1733), Elector of Saxony and King of Poland.…

• Fabien Boitard on Nudes, Provocation, and Polyfacture publication

  In an interview with Orianne Castel for art-critique.com, French artist Fabien Boitard, represented by Galerie Pauline Renard, shares insights into his interpretation of the nude.…

• John Gossage's 'An Abridged Dictionary of Sculpture' Explores American Sculpture publication

  John Gossage's 'An Abridged Dictionary of Sculpture' presents a photographic survey of American sculpture, characterized by an itinerant archaeological feel. The work evokes…

• Yinka Ilori's debut book 'Chairman' chronicles his celebrated chair works publication

  Yinka Ilori's forthcoming book 'Chairman', published by ORO Editions, is the first comprehensive monograph of his chair practice. The 120-page volume covers over a decade of work,…

• Paulo Martins Barata Proposes Metamodern Architecture as Post-2008 Era publication

  Architect Paulo Martins Barata, founding partner of Promontório, argues in a new book that European architecture since the Great Recession belongs to a metamodern era, distinct…

• Charli XCX's New Album 'Music, Fashion, Film' Shifts to Rock Sounds publication

  Charli XCX, known for dance beats and exaggerated poses, adopts rockier sounds on her new album 'Music, Fashion, Film' to express skepticism and self-doubt. The album marks a…

• Stephen Greenblatt's New Book Explores Shakespeare's Rival Christopher Marlowe publication

  Stephen Greenblatt has published a new book examining the life and work of Christopher Marlowe, Shakespeare's greatest rival. The book delves into Marlowe's influence on…

• Şeyda Kurt's novel 'Zeit der Monster' confronts rising fascism through collective resistance publication

  Şeyda Kurt's new novel 'Zeit der Monster' depicts a world of escalating crises where collective neighborhood councils debate trivialities while fascism looms. In a TikTok video,…

• Sohrab Hura's 'Snow' Captures Kashmir's Unspoken Conflict publication

  Sohrab Hura's latest photobook 'Snow', published by MACK in 2026, documents Kashmir over five winters leading up to 2019, when the Indian government revoked the region's…

• The Olive Tree in Biblical and Mediterranean History publication

  Marco Belpoliti and Anita Romanello explore the cultural and historical significance of the olive tree (Olea europaea), named by Linnaeus in 1753. The article traces its biblical…

• Photographic Portrait of Madagascar's Lemurs and Cultures publication

  A new photographic collection captures Madagascar's unique biodiversity, focusing on lemur species adapted to the island's forests, alongside everyday life and cultural richness.…

• Monocle's Summer Newspaper Preview publication

  Monocle is releasing a seasonal newspaper for summer, featuring culture, media, and mountains content. The newspaper is available for order, with shipping calculated at checkout.…

• Sarah Fila-Bakabadio's New Book Explores Black Women's Ordinary Lives in France publication

  Historian Sarah Fila-Bakabadio, a specialist in Black diasporas, has released a new book titled "Être une femme noire en France – Trajectoires, corps et résistances" (Éditions du…

• Inside the Hamptons: A New Book Reveals 18 Private Estates publication

  Jennifer Ash Rudick's new book 'Inside the Hamptons,' published by Vendome Press, offers unprecedented access to 18 private residences across the South Fork, from Quogue to…

• L.E.FT's New Book Uses Arabic Spatial Terms to Rethink Architecture publication

  The architecture firm L.E.FT, under the leadership of Ziad Jamaleddine and Makram el-Kadi, has published a book titled 'At the Edge of Where God Built: Language. Concepts. Islamic…

• Tom Whiteley's Geometric Editorial Illustrations for Your Human World publication

  Tom Whiteley's editorial illustrations for Your Human World employ strict geometric restraint, with clean grids aligning vector elements and negative space defining visual rhythm.…

• Vogue's Guide to the New Minimalist Makeup for Summer 2026 publication

  Vogue has published a comprehensive guide to achieving the new minimalist makeup look, as exemplified by Zendaya's glam at the New York premiere of Christopher Nolan's The…

• Refik Anadol's first monograph explores his digital art evolution publication

  Hannibal Books has released Refik Anadol's first monograph, which explores the development and techniques behind his digital artistry. This publication coincides with his…

• Marie Tomanova's Long-Term Portrait of Nephews in Mikulov publication

  Photographer Marie Tomanova contributes to AnOther Magazine's new summer series 'AnOther Photo Dump', sharing images of her nephews Radovan and Bohdan. She has documented the boys…

• Sonya Walger's memoir 'Löwe' explores her father's chaotic love publication

  Actress Sonya Walger has published a memoir titled 'Löwe' in which she processes her relationship with her father, a flâneur and gambler who was present only when it suited his…

• Summer 2026 Book Selection: Horror, Ecology, Poetry, and Transfeminism publication

  Artribune presents a second summer reading list featuring ten diverse books. Marco Malvestio's 'Nostalgia dell'orrore' examines contemporary horror as a critical lens on nostalgia…

• INSPIRE#4 explores how cultural education opens new access to museum collections publication

  The fourth edition of INSPIRE, published by MAKURA – the portal for cultural education and participation of the Kulturstiftung der Länder – accompanies the current Arsprototo…