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• Angus & Julia Stone Announce New Album 'Karaoke Bar' publication

  Angus & Julia Stone have announced their new album, 'Karaoke Bar', set for release on September 4, 2026. The album is described as a collection of lively songs inspired by their…

• Carrie Mae Weems' Kitchen Table Series Featured in DailyArt Magazine publication

  DailyArt Magazine's Masterpiece Series highlights Carrie Mae Weems' 'Kitchen Table Series,' a seminal photographic work from the early 1990s. Weems, born in Portland, Oregon, and…

• KÁRYYN Announces New Album and Single “END TO KNOWING YOU” publication

  KÁRYYN has released “END TO KNOWING YOU,” the second single from her upcoming album PHYSICS UNIVERSAL LOVE LANGUAGE (PULL), due May 29, 2026 on Mute. The track explores themes of…

• Glasstire Archives Revisit Texas Art Education and Studios publication

  In celebration of its 25th anniversary, Glasstire released 'Training Grounds: Studios, Students & Schools,' a compilation of articles focusing on Texas art education from 2015 to…

• Moebius' Major Gruber story published in German for first time publication

  A comic story featuring Major Gruber, one of the most fantastic characters by French master Moebius, has been published in German for the first time. The narrative is described as…

• Irina Werning's 'Las Pelilargas' Book Chronicles 18 Years of Long Hair Portraits publication

  Photographer Irina Werning has released a new book, 'Las Pelilargas,' featuring nearly 90 images from her 18-year series documenting Indigenous women with extremely long hair…

• Robert Darnton's 'El temperamento revolucionario' Published in Spanish publication

  Robert Darnton's latest book, 'El temperamento revolucionario. Cómo se forjó la Revolución francesa. París, 1748-1789' (2023), has been translated into Spanish and published by…

• Matthew Brookes' 'Expression of Freedom' Captures a Decade of Dance Across Continents publication

  British photographer Matthew Brookes, known for Hollywood portraits, spent ten years documenting dance across four continents. His book 'Expression of Freedom: Through the World…

• Ralph Lauren Catwalk Book Chronicles Five Decades of American Fashion publication

  Thames & Hudson has published a new Catwalk series volume dedicated to Ralph Lauren, the first American designer in the series. Written by veteran fashion journalist Bridget…

• Roe Ethridge's New Book and Exhibition 'Rude in the Good Way' publication

  Roe Ethridge's latest book and exhibition, 'Rude in the Good Way', is published in conjunction with the Spring/Summer 2026 issue of AnOther Magazine, marking the magazine's 25th…

• Wallpaper* June 2026 Travel Issue Explores Greek Islands and Cruising publication

  The June 2026 Travel Issue of Wallpaper* magazine, edited by Bill Prince, is now available. The issue features a journey across the Aegean Sea to six lesser-known Greek islands in…

• Pre-Loved: The Stories of Others in Our Cart publication

  The second season of Cantiere Scandurra, a podcast by Scandurra Studio in collaboration with Collater.al, opens with an episode exploring the cultural significance of second-hand…

• Corinne May Botz's 'Milk Factory' Documents Lactation Spaces Across the U.S. publication

  Corinne May Botz's project, "Milk Factory," explores lactation spaces throughout the United States, featuring a film, photographs, and an upcoming book published by Saint Lucy…

• Rolling Stones Announce New Album 'Foreign Tongues' Featuring Charlie Watts publication

  The Rolling Stones have announced their new album 'Foreign Tongues', set for release on July 10. The 14-track album features contributions from Paul McCartney, Steve Winwood, Chad…

• Kelela Announces New Album 'New Avatar' for July Release publication

  Singer Kelela has announced her new album 'New Avatar' for a July release, accompanied by the singles 'Linknb' and 'Idea 1'. The announcement follows a period of speculation after…

• Earl of East founders release rental home design book 'Home for Now' publication

  Paul Firmin and Niko Dafkos, founders of London-based lifestyle brand Earl of East, have published 'Home for Now: Living Well Without Staying Long' with Gestalten. The book…

• From the Lips to the Moon: Album Launch and Live Show at Café OTO publication

  On May 8, 2025, Pouya Ehsaei and Tara Fatehi will debut their album for the performance series From the Lips to the Moon, under the Akazib Records label. A live show is scheduled…

• Every Frame a Painting Examines Ozu's Color Film Evolution publication

  Tony Zhou and Taylor Ramos have released a new Every Frame a Painting video essay analyzing how Yasujirō Ozu adapted to color filmmaking. Ozu, born in 1903, made 34 silent films,…

• Jake Machen's 'Verdant Dreams' channels retro anime and manga aesthetics publication

  Hull-based comic book artist Jake Machen has released 'Verdant Dreams', a comic collection that authentically mimics the look of 1990s anime magazines and Sonic the Hedgehog…

• Xinmei Liu's 2025 Editorial Illustrations Blend Ink and Geopolitical Argument publication

  In 2025, Xinmei Liu created a collection of editorial illustrations for The Economist, The Atlantic, Bloomberg, and Vox, employing pen-and-ink techniques combined with flat…

• Frederic Church: America's Sublime Landscape Painter publication

  Frederic Church, a 19th-century American painter known for his sublime landscapes, is the subject of a new exhibition or publication. Church was a central figure of the Hudson…

• Southeast Asia's Satellite City Evolves into Transit Megaprojects publication

  Jonathan Yeung's article on ArchDaily reinterprets Southeast Asian architectural history through planning logics and infrastructural frameworks rather than iconic buildings. The…

• Le Monde des livres weekly selection features rare interviews and unexpected essay publication

  Every Thursday, the editorial team of Le Monde des livres offers its literary picks. This week's selection includes exceptional interviews with a giant and an unexpected essay.…

• Rachel Khong's 'Real Americans' Explores Chinese Migrant Identity Across Generations publication

  Rachel Khong's novel 'Real Americans' navigates Chinese migrant family experiences, racism, and identity in the US across three timelines: 1999, 2021, and 2030. The story follows…

• Tony Hillerman's Dark Winds: Navajo Noir in the 1970s publication

  Tony Hillerman (1925-2008), a writer of detective novels raised in Sacred Heart, Oklahoma, and deceased in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is celebrated for his Dark Winds series…

• Gustave Le Bon: The Almost Unknown Father of Crowd Psychology publication

  Gustave Le Bon (1841–1931) was a French anthropologist, psychologist, and sociologist who pioneered the study of crowd psychology. Born in Nogent-le-Rotrou and dying in…

• Sophie Mess Releases Nebula Rose Limited Edition Print via GraffitiStreet publication

  GraffitiStreet has released Nebula Rose, a new limited edition print by contemporary street artist Sophie Mess. The main edition of 40 museum-quality giclée prints (76 × 56 cm)…

• Douglas Stuart Recommends Queer Historical Novels publication

  Novelist Douglas Stuart, author of the new book "John of John," shares his favorite works of historical fiction centered on queer characters. The list includes titles that explore…

• Teopoéticas del cuerpo: danza y teología se entrelazan publication

  Ángel F. Méndez Montoya’s book, *Teopoéticas del cuerpo*, was published by Ediciones Ibero in 2022. This work delves into the artistry of Pina Bausch and the performance piece *Un…

• The Rise and Fall of Chick Lit: From 'The Devil Wears Prada' to Fragmentation publication

  The Devil Wears Prada, released as a film in 2006, marked the peak of chick lit, a genre born from Helen Fielding's 1996 Bridget Jones's Diary. Lauren Weisberger's novel,…

• Iceage veröffentlicht neue Single „The Weak“ publication

  The Danish band Iceage has unveiled their latest single titled "The Weak," which is set to feature on their forthcoming album "For Love of Grace & the Hereafter," scheduled for…

• Yom explores his musical influences in France Musique series publication

  Clarinetist Yom, known for his genre-blending work, discusses his influences in a five-part series titled "Yom, chercher sa voix" on France Musique. The series is part of the "Les…

• Vanités contemporaines: la nature morte, genre infini de l'art moderne publication

  Un article du Journal des Arts explore la persistance et le renouvellement de la nature morte et de la vanité dans l'art moderne et contemporain. Cécile Debray, présidente du…

• Aurélien Blanchard's Debut Novel 'Les chemins écarquillés' Is a Post-Apocalyptic Chase publication

  Aurélien Blanchard, known as an editor and translator for nearly twenty years, has published his first novel, 'Les chemins écarquillés', with Christian Bourgois. The…

• French Series 'Enchaînés' Confronts Slavery on France.tv publication

  The series 'Enchaînés', created by Réunionnais screenwriter Alain Moreau, premiered on France.tv on May 6, 2026. It depicts the violence and perversion of the slavery system that…

• The New Yorker’s Best Books of 2026 So Far publication

  The New Yorker has published its midyear roundup of the best books of 2026, covering fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. Notable titles include Harriet Clark’s debut novel "The…

• Netflix Miniseries Brings 'Lord of the Flies' to TV for First Time publication

  A new four-part miniseries adaptation of William Golding's 1954 novel 'Lord of the Flies' has premiered on Netflix for U.S. audiences, after originally airing on BBC. Written by…

• Pieter Henket's 'Birds of Mexico City' captures queer youth reclaiming lucha libre mask publication

  Photographer Pieter Henket discusses his image 'La Mujer' from the series 'Birds of Mexico City,' featuring Ixchel Paz wearing only a lucha libre wrestling mask. The project,…

• Raymond Tan and Audrey Payne Share Childhood Chocolate Cake Recipe publication

  Raymond Tan and Audrey Payne have collaborated on a new cookbook titled "You're Welcome!" featuring a childhood chocolate cake recipe. The cake includes ingredients like…

• Ollie Babajide Tikare presents new book Èkó at Nicer Tuesdays publication

  Ollie Babajide Tikare, a photographer, writer, music curator and DJ, spoke at April's Nicer Tuesdays event in London. He presented his personal portfolio focusing on the African…