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• Majority of foreign authors refuse to publish with Grasset amid Bolloré controversy publication

  A majority of foreign authors published by French publisher Grasset have announced they will cease publishing with the house, citing concerns over its future under the leadership…

• Aea Varfis-van Warmelo's Debut Novel Explores Lying and Deception publication

  Aea Varfis-van Warmelo's debut novel, 'Attention-Seeking Behaviour,' is written from the perspective of a compulsive liar. The unnamed narrator admits early on to being a liar,…

• Assouline Releases Deluxe Basquiat Monograph with 200+ Artworks publication

  Assouline has published 'Basquiat: The World of Jean-Michel,' a luxury monograph that contextualizes Jean-Michel Basquiat's practice within the 1980s New York art scene. Released…

• Deborah Levy’s ‘My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein’ Reviewed publication

  In her latest novel, Deborah Levy employs a temporally confused, unreliable narrator to explore existential questions across 200 pages of first-person, stream-of-consciousness…

• Izabella Scott's 'The Bed Trick' Examines Consent and Deception in British Rape Case publication

  Izabella Scott's book 'The Bed Trick: Sex and Deception on Trial' dissects a 2017 British rape case where Gayle Newland was convicted for pretending to be a man named Kai during a…

• Peter Follansbee's New Book Details 17th-Century Cupboard Decoration publication

  Peter Follansbee's forthcoming book, "17th-Century Essex County Cupboard," is expected to arrive at the warehouse soon. An excerpt from Chapter 8 details the decoration process,…

• Orlando Tales Debuts Synaestesia at Milan Design Week 2026 publication

  At Milan Design Week 2026, Orlando Tales introduced Synaestesia, an intriguing multisensory project that blends design, storytelling, music, and scent. Created by Antonella…

• Monocle's Helsinki guide captures the city's slow charm and evolving confidence publication

  Monocle has released a travel guide to Helsinki, crafted by a long-time resident who emphasizes the city's understated appeal. The guide focuses on heritage cafés, neighbourhood…

• Kabuki Cinema Guide Released Alongside Kokuho UK Release publication

  A guide to kabuki theatre in film has been published to mark the UK release of Kokuho, a Japanese epic that became the highest-grossing live-action film in Japan. The film,…

• Fontfabric Releases Postamp Grotesk, a Condensed Sans Serif from Stamp Letterforms publication

  Fontfabric has released Postamp Grotesk, a condensed sans serif typeface derived from U.S. postage stamp letterforms. Designed by a five-person team led by Ivelina Martinova, the…

• Maxime Riché's 'Paradise' Documents Aftermath of California's Camp Fire publication

  Maxime Riché's monograph 'Paradise,' published by André Frère Editions, examines the aftermath of the 2018 Camp Fire that destroyed Paradise, California. The fire, ignited by a…

• Cher's 80th Birthday: Architectural Digest Retrospective of Her Homes publication

  Architectural Digest published a photo gallery of 30 images documenting Cher's domestic life as she turns 80. The feature explores her homes and how her personal style defined…

• Will Sharpe Brings a Chaotic, Human Mozart to Starz's 'Amadeus' publication

  In Starz's recently launched five-part series 'Amadeus,' Will Sharpe, recognized for his Emmy-nominated performance in 'The White Lotus,' takes on the role of Wolfgang Amadeus…

• Sophia Kennedy's New Song 'Schenke mir ein' Channels Hildegard Knef publication

  Hamburg-based singer Sophia Kennedy has released a new song titled 'Schenke mir ein,' described as slightly crazy and reminiscent of Hildegard Knef's spirit. The track is from her…

• Sabine June Haitsma's 'Isla Boy' Captures Siargao's Coastal Rhythm publication

  Sabine June Haitsma's ongoing photographic project 'Isla Boy' documents life on the island of Siargao in the Philippines, born from extended stays that shifted her urban…

• Reset Magazine Launches as Art Object for Gaming Generation publication

  Reset is a new bi-annual gaming magazine launched by Kepler Interactive, helmed by creative director Simon Sweeney. Positioned as an art object, it targets the first generation…

• Photographers document decaying US movie palaces publication

  Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre's photographic series captures abandoned movie theaters across the United States and Canada, including the Meserole Theater in Brooklyn, the…

• Tamara Lukasheva Sets Rilke Poems to Music in New Album publication

  Tamara Lukasheva, a musician originally from Ukraine and now based in Germany, has unveiled her latest album, 'Rilke vertont. Solo,' which interprets the poetry of Rainer Maria…

• Ary Scheffer: Romantic Painter of the July Monarchy publication

  The most recent edition of Beaux Arts Magazine highlights Ary Scheffer, a significant figure in the Romantic art movement, born in Dordrecht, Netherlands, on February 10, 1795.…

• Adriana Peliano's 'Desire Machines' Blends Steampunk and Surrealism publication

  Adriana Peliano's series 'Desire Machines' assembles steampunk-inspired images from discarded objects, prosthetics, dolls, busts, and gears to form new visual organisms. The work…

• Gustave Courbet's Career Through 10 Key Paintings publication

  A DailyArt Magazine feature examines Gustave Courbet's oeuvre via ten representative works, tracing his evolution from Romantic self-portraits to Realist provocations, landscapes,…

• Gustave Courbet's 'The Desperate Man' Analyzed in DailyArt Magazine Feature publication

  DailyArt Magazine published an in-depth analysis of Gustave Courbet's self-portrait 'The Desperate Man' (c. 1844–1845), housed at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. The painting, created…

• Pietro Bianchi Analyzes José Régio's El-Rei Sebastião Through Psychoanalysis publication

  Marco Grosoli and Anita Romanello examine Pietro Bianchi's reading of José Régio's 1949 play El-Rei Sebastião, highlighting the role of psychoanalysis. The play is set in 1578, on…

• Peter Pan: The Dark Allegory of J.M. Barrie's Reluctant Growth publication

  An in-depth analysis of J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan, exploring its origins in Barrie's personal trauma—the death of his brother David when Barrie was six—and the author's lifelong…

• Monocle Releases Thailand Travel and Relocation Handbook publication

  Monocle has published the sixth installment in its Handbook series, focusing on Thailand. The 224-page hardcover guide covers destinations from mountainous Chiang Rai to tropical…

• Dalì's 'Couple with Heads Full of Clouds' Analyzed publication

  Salvador Dalì's 1936 painting 'Couple with Heads Full of Clouds' is examined for its fantastical imagery and the role of imagination. The work depicts two faceless figures, Gala…

• Boards of Canada announce new album 'Inferno' after 13-year hiatus publication

  After 13 years since 'Tomorrow's Harvest', Scottish electronic duo Boards of Canada (Michael and Marcus Eoin Sandison) are releasing a new album titled 'Inferno' on May 29, 2026,…

• Honor Jones on Art, Literature, and Motherhood publication

  Honor Jones, senior editor at The Atlantic, recommends visiting the Met to work, punctuating the day with art and croissants. She cherishes Jacques Sarazin's sculpture 'Leda and…

• Raffaella Arpiani's 'Non ci capisco un Picasso' Demystifies Avant-Garde Art publication

  Raffaella Arpiani's new book 'Non ci capisco un Picasso' (Feltrinelli) aims to dismantle the common feeling of inadequacy before modern art. The volume covers 20th-century…

• Luca Ricci's new novel 'Gioco di prestigio' explores failure and redemption in Rome publication

  Italian writer Luca Ricci returns with a new novel 'Gioco di prestigio' (published by La nave di Teseo), following his seasons quadrilogy and 'Gotico Rosa'. The story follows a…

• Literary Nepo Babies: Children of Famous Novelists on Following in Their Parents' Footsteps publication

  A Guardian feature explores the rise of second-generation novelists, including Naomi Ishiguro, Jess Atwood Gibson, and Patrick Charnley, who have published books this year. The…

• Beaux Arts decodes 10 Impressionist masterpieces publication

  Beaux Arts magazine has published an analysis of ten Impressionist masterpieces, starting with Édouard Manet's Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe, which caused a scandal at the 1863 Salon…

• Fujiki Studio + F.A.D.S Document 16 Years of Seamless Architecture publication

  Beam Editions has just put out a new paperback titled 'Seamless Architecture of Fujiki Studio + F.A.D.S.' This book spans 164 pages and highlights sixteen years of architectural…

• Antonio Delfini: The Forgotten Surrealist Writer of Modena publication

  Antonio Delfini (Modena, 1907–1963) was an Italian surrealist and author whose literary contributions remained largely overlooked during his life. Hailing from a waning noble…

• Barry Walters' 'Mighty Real' Chronicles LGBTQ Pop Music from 1969 to 2000 publication

  Barry Walters, a seasoned journalist, has released 'Mighty Real', a comprehensive exploration of LGBTQ pop music spanning from 1969 to 2000, featuring artists such as RuPaul and…

• Bertozzi & Casoni's Permanent Installation 'Sole' in Castelnuovo Rangone publication

  In Castelnuovo Rangone, Italy, the Italian artist duo Bertozzi & Casoni unveiled a permanent public installation named 'Sole.' This artwork showcases a ceramic detergent bottle…

• Sebastian Haffner's 'Der Teufelspakt' Reissued publication

  A new edition of Sebastian Haffner's 'Der Teufelspakt' has been published. The book examines German-Russian relations as a historical drama. Originally released earlier, the…

• Camus vs Sartre: The Human Nature Debate publication

  Albert Camus and Jean-Paul Sartre, two titans of 20th-century philosophy, shared overlapping interests but diverged fundamentally on human freedom. Camus, born in Algiers in 1913,…

• Alessandro Amarante Deconstructs 100 Ties into Fashion Collection publication

  Artist Alessandro Amarante created a fashion collection from 100 deconstructed vintage silk ties, completed in seven days. The project, titled '100 TIES,' transforms the tie—a…

• Alberto Arbasino’s Autocronologia: A Self-Portrait as Infinite Catalogue publication

  Adelphi has published Autocronologia, a new volume on Alberto Arbasino curated by Raffaele Manica. The book expands on the earlier Mondadori Meridiano, adding 250 pages focused on…