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• GridType Vol.—1: Digital Tools Reshape Type Design in New Publication publication

  GridType Vol.—1: Type & Tools, a 96-page risograph-printed book from Slanted Publishers, delves into the impact of digital tools on type design. Featuring ten typefaces developed…

• Pia Pera's Evergreen Garden Philosophy Revisited publication

  On the tenth anniversary of Pia Pera's death in 2026, her garden writing is reexamined through Michael Pollan's concept of gardening as coexistence. Pera (1956-2016) redefined the…

• Domitilla Dardi's 'Cucire Universi' Explores Gender Discrimination in Craft publication

  Domitilla Dardi's new book 'Cucire Universi' (Einaudi) investigates the historical relegation of sewing and embroidery to the realm of 'minor arts' due to gender bias. The work…

• Aldous Huxley's Dystopian Vision in 'Brave New World' publication

  Aldous Huxley, born in Godalming on July 26, 1894, and died in Los Angeles on November 22, 1963, used science fiction to depict a new totalitarian regime that is less oppressive…

• Martin Piekar's Debut Novel Tops August 2026 Book List publication

  The German magazine kulturnews has published its list of the best books for August 2026, featuring six titles. Topping the list is Martin Piekar's debut novel "Vom Fällen eines…

• Best Crime Novels August 2026: Recommendations by Kulturnews publication

  Kulturnews presents its top crime novel picks for August 2026, featuring works by Wolf-Ingo Härtl, Tina N. Martin, Peter Grainger, Sabine Hofmann, Christoffer Carlsson, and…

• 12 Famous Artists Who Studied at École des Beaux-Arts publication

  École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, known for its rigorous classical training, produced many artists who later became avant-garde radicals. Jean-Honoré Fragonard, a Rococo icon, won…

• Vladimir Karamazov's Photobook Captures Life in Bulgaria's Belene Prison publication

  Vladimir Karamazov, a photographer, dedicated a year to documenting Belene Prison, Bulgaria's most infamous correctional facility, for his debut photobook titled "For the Grace of…

• Italian Cultural Festivals: From Ephemeral Events to Public Institutions publication

  A new study reveals that Italy hosts 2,755 cultural festivals, with 2,216 active annual events as of December 2025. The sector has seen 900 new festivals in the last five years,…

• Annie Jacobsen's 'Biological War: A Scenario' Blends Fact and Fiction to Forecast a Bioweapon Apocalypse publication

  Annie Jacobsen's new book 'Biological War: A Scenario' combines investigative journalism with speculative fiction to depict a genetically engineered bioweapon outbreak. The…

• Pythagoras and the Symbolic Meaning of Numbers publication

  Pythagoras, the ancient Greek philosopher, mathematician, and mystic, developed a philosophy in which numbers are the ultimate reality. He identified four foundational numbers—1…

• Five design studios redefine the American Dream through global heritage publication

  Wallpaper* profiles five US-based design studios whose founders bring diverse cultural backgrounds to their work. The studios include Soft-Geometry (Utharaa Zacharias and Palaash…

• Charles den Tex concludes spy thriller trilogy with 'Repair Club – Der vergessene Spion' publication

  Charles den Tex, born in Australia in 1952 and living in the Netherlands since 1958, has published the final volume of his spy thriller trilogy, 'Repair Club – Der vergessene…

• Mani Matter's 90th Birthday: A Life of Poetry and Politics publication

  A recent article in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung reflects on the legacy of Swiss singer-songwriter Mani Matter on his 90th birthday, exploring his poetic and political work. The piece…

• Mushroom’s Playful Illustration and Typography Explored in Creative Gaga Interview publication

  In an interview with Creative Gaga, illustrator Mushroom discusses her instinctive approach to art, which prioritizes playfulness over a fixed style. Her work blends bold colors,…

• Hilma af Klint's Spiritual Quest and the Androgynous Adam publication

  The article explores Hilma af Klint's spiritual and artistic research, focusing on her interpretation of the Genesis creation narrative through a theosophical lens. It highlights…

• Monocle publishes Los Angeles city guide by local author publication

  Monocle has released a city guide to Los Angeles, written by a native Angeleno, that embraces the city's lack of a traditional center. The guide covers neighborhoods from Highland…

• Roberto Costantini's 'Gloriose Imperfezioni' Published by Genesi Editrice publication

  Roberto Costantini has released a new poetry collection titled 'Gloriose Imperfezioni' (Genesi Editrice, 2025). The book draws on the motto of his hometown Formia, 'Post fata…

• Coleridge's Ancient Mariner: A Halloween Tale of Guilt and Redemption publication

  Arianna Capirossi analyzes Samuel Taylor Coleridge's 1798 ballad 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner,' published in 1798 and considered a foundational work of English Romanticism.…

• Mash Creative Unveils Aeonik Pro Variable Font Specimen Books publication

  Mash Creative has designed a specimen for the Aeonik Pro sans-serif variable font, presented as two print books. The project features a disciplined modular grid with sharp…

• Study: Linguistic diversity peaked 1,000 years ago, then empires reduced it publication

  A new study in Science suggests that between 1000 B.C.E. and 1000 C.E., humans may have spoken 20,000 to 75,000 languages—far more than today's roughly 7,500. Researchers used…

• Arne Semsrott's 'Gegenmacht' Advocates Civil Society as Democratic Force publication

  Journalist and activist Arne Semsrott has published 'Gegenmacht: Die Zivilgesellschaft schlägt zurück' (Counterpower: Civil Society Strikes Back), a non-fiction book that argues…

• Damien Aubin's Photographs of Frozen Soviet Settlement Pyramiden publication

  French photographer Damien Aubin has documented the abandoned Soviet mining settlement of Pyramiden on the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard. The settlement, which ceased…

• Thorsten Nagelschmidt's 'Nur für Mitglieder' Reading Tour in December publication

  Author and musician Thorsten Nagelschmidt will tour Germany in December 2026 with his book 'Nur für Mitglieder', blending readings with personal 'Sopranos' evenings. The book…

• Rachel Cusk's 'Life of M' Sparks Roman à Clef Debate with Natalie Portman Portrait publication

  Rachel Cusk's upcoming novel 'Life of M', set for release on August 25, is suspected to be an unflattering portrait of her close friend Natalie Portman. The book centers on an…

• British Vogue Features Sculptures by NHS GP and Artist Joseph Dupré publication

  British Vogue features sculptures by Dr. Joseph Dupré, a practicing NHS GP and artist, in an editorial with actors Daisy Edgar-Jones and George MacKay. The shoot, styled by…

• 11 Essential Audrey Hepburn Films to Watch Ahead of Two New Biopics publication

  Two new Audrey Hepburn biopics are forthcoming: a yet-to-be-titled drama starring Lily Collins set during the production of Breakfast at Tiffany's, and Dinner With Audrey,…

• TypeFoundry Studio's Clamp Font Family Merges Industrial Mechanics with High-Contrast Display Typography publication

  TypeFoundry Studio has launched the Clamp Font Family, a high-contrast display typeface that translates mechanical clamp mechanics into digital letterforms. The design system…

• Five Australian Publishing Experts Share Tips on Getting Your Book Published publication

  Five Australian literary experts—Kate Cuthbert, Tim Coronel, Per Henningsgaard, Penni Russon, and Sally Breen—offer advice on book publishing. Cuthbert warns against writing for…

• Documentary series traces the history of French influencers from blogs to today publication

  A new documentary series titled 'Les Gens d'Internet' chronicles the evolution of digital influence in France, featuring about twenty content creators and agency executives. The…

• Weekly Album Releases: Carl Maria von Weber Chamber Music, Syd Solo Debut, Swapmeet, Steve Lacy publication

  This week's album releases include a deep dive into chamber music by composer Carl Maria von Weber, a solo project from Syd (co-founder of The Internet), the debut album by…

• TAILOR newsletter returns with Sara Sozzani Maino interview and luxury focus publication

  Artribune's TAILOR newsletter, dedicated to fashion, art, and culture, returns on Sunday, July 26, 2026, with its final edition before a summer break. The issue features an…

• Anthony Hopkins to Release Classical Album 'Life is a Dream' on Decca Classics publication

  Sir Anthony Hopkins, two-time Academy Award winner, is releasing a classical album titled 'Life is a Dream' on August 21 via Decca Classics. The album features original…

• Charli XCX's 'Brat' Album Reveals Personal Doubts publication

  Charli XCX, known for playful poses and dance songs, surprises with personal reflections on her new album 'Brat'. The British pop star explores self-doubt, showing that even an…

• Diane Allison's Summer Photography Captures Macro Moments publication

  Fine art photographer Diane Allison, a Denver native, captures quintessential summer moments through macro photography and digital enhancements. She shoots 30 to 100 images almost…

• TwoLips Debuts Genre-Defying LP "DIE ON EVERY HILL" publication

  TwoLips, the moniker of multi-racial Black and Indigenous artist Kianah LongChase, has released her debut LP "DIE ON EVERY HILL." The album aggressively blends electro-goth,…

• Alan Turing's Racy Short Story Reveals Playful, Sex-Positive Side publication

  Professor Sarah Dillon from Cambridge University has examined and transcribed Alan Turing's lesser-known short story, 'Pryce's Buoy,' penned following his 1952 arrest for gross…

• National Art Library's Sales Catalogues: A Guide for Art Market Research publication

  In 2025, the art market experienced a resurgence, reaching a total of $59.6 billion, marking its first growth in two years. The Victoria and Albert Museum's National Art Library…

• Charli XCX's new album 'Music, Fashion, Film' is confusing publication

  Charli XCX, the driven artist, needed a break but was overwhelmed by inspiration, forcing her to produce another album. Her new work 'Music, Fashion, Film' is primarily confusing.

• Julia Cameron Revisits 'The Artist's Way' in New Book and Podcast Episode publication

  In a re-aired episode of the Artnet News podcast, Ben Davis interviews Julia Cameron, author of the seminal 1992 book 'The Artist's Way.' The book, which began as notes for a…