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• Rebels of the Mind: Nikhil Krishnan's Lively History of 20th-Century Oxford Philosophy publication

  Nikhil Krishnan's book "Rebellen des Geistes: Oxford, die Philosophie und eine Revolution des Denkens" (Rebels of the Mind: Oxford, Philosophy, and a Revolution of Thought) offers…

• Weekly Film Releases: Léa Seydoux and Niels Schneider Swap Bodies in 'L'Inconnue' publication

  The French newspaper Le Monde published its weekly film review column on August 26, 2026, in its La Matinale newsletter. The column features critiques of several films currently…

• Neige Sinno's Mexican Quest for Self and Maria Reva's Ukrainian Love Story publication

  Neige Sinno, the acclaimed author, is featured in a recent NZZ article for her search for identity in Mexico, a departure from her previous works. The article also highlights…

• San Biagio della Cima: A Literary Journey into Biamonti's Liguria publication

  An article on Doppiozero explores the Ligurian landscape as depicted in the novels of Francesco Biamonti, focusing on the village of San Biagio della Cima. The piece opens with a…

• FASO Essay: True Seeing Requires Losing Self-Consciousness publication

  In a recent essay published on The FASO Way newsletter, Eugene Terekhin explores the concept that true perception of art and nature requires the observer to transcend…

• The Long Read: Why Warnings About the Digital Age Were Ignored publication

  In an adapted excerpt from Jill Lepore's book 'The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State' (Allen Lane, 25 August), the author traces the history of warnings about the dangers of…

• Van Gogh's Yellow Obsession: Medical Theories vs. Artistic Manifesto publication

  Beaux Arts Magazine delves into Vincent van Gogh's (1853–1890) profound application of yellow in pieces such as Sunflowers and The Yellow House. In her article, journalist Malika…

• Björn Persson's 'The Earth We Share' Captures Endangered Wildlife publication

  Swedish photographer Björn Persson's new book, 'The Earth We Share: Extraordinary Photography of Our Vanishing Species,' is set for release on September 8 via Rizzoli. The volume…

• Felice Cleveland's Handmade Zines Chronicle Travel and Houston Life publication

  Felice Cleveland, an artist based in Houston, produces a variety of zines, such as DIY guides and books about animals, which can be found online and at zine festivals across…

• Ulrich Schneider's New Book on Working-Class Childhood Reviewed publication

  Ulrich Schneider, former head of the Paritätischer Wohlfahrtsverband, has published a new book titled "Mutti, komma ans Fenster! Eine Arbeiter-Kindheit im Ruhrgebiet." The book,…

• Artribune Launches FEST, a New Weekly Newsletter on Cultural Festivals publication

  On August 27, 2026, Artribune will introduce FEST, a weekly newsletter curated by Claudia Giraud that highlights cultural festivals across Italy. This publication will be…

• UK Print Book Sales Surpass £1bn at Earliest Point in Record Year publication

  According to The Bookseller, the UK print book sector is on track for an unprecedented year, surpassing £1 billion in sales sooner than ever before. Data from Nielsen BookScan…

• Lonesome Dove's Historical Inspirations: Real Cattlemen, Texas Rangers, and Frontier Realities publication

  Larry McMurtry's Lonesome Dove, though a work of fiction, draws inspiration from actual historical figures and events in the post-Civil War American West. The characters Captain…

• Canadian Illustrator Gary Taxali's 'FLAGGED' Satirizes the American Flag publication

  Gary Taxali, a Canadian artist, is about to release a self-made book titled 'FLAGGED', which includes 100 graphics influenced by the American flag. This collection uses satire to…

• Five Films About Schoolkids Starting Bands, from Linda Linda Linda to Sing Street publication

  Nobuhiro Yamashita's cult classic Linda Linda Linda has been remastered in 4K and released via GKids, prompting a retrospective look at five films that celebrate the joy of…

• MacKenzie Scott's 2013 Vogue Profile Resurfaces as She Releases New Dystopian Novel on Substack publication

  Vogue has reissued its March 2013 feature on MacKenzie Scott, formerly known as Bezos, coinciding with the release of her serialized dystopian work 'Last Days in Two Nations' on…

• Michael Köhlmeier's 'Mein privates Glück' After Partner's Death publication

  Austrian writer Michael Köhlmeier has published his most personal book to date, 'Mein privates Glück', following the death of his long-time partner, writer Monika Helfer. The…

• Marianne Tricot's 'Petit Bois' Blends Art and Science in a Tactile Book of Quebec Forest Drawings publication

  In 2024, French artist Marianne Tricot unveiled 'Petit Bois', a compact book emerging from two month-long residencies at a research facility in Quebec's forests. During her winter…

• Phaidon Releases John Pawson: The Minimal Home publication

  Phaidon has announced the publication of John Pawson: The Minimal Home, a new book by architect John Pawson and critic Deyan Sudjic. The volume offers an intimate look at Pawson's…

• John Pawson and Deyan Sudjic Unveil 'The Minimal Home' Book publication

  A new book titled 'The Minimal Home' by architect John Pawson and writer Deyan Sudjic has been announced. The publication explores the principles of minimalism in domestic…

• Yael Inokai's Berlin Crime Novel 'Die Auster' Blends Mystery with Literary Depth publication

  Swiss writer Yael Inokai has published a new crime novel titled 'Die Auster' (The Oyster), set in Berlin. The novel, reviewed in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung, is noted for its…

• Dr. Dori Tunstall's 100-Word Cut: Indigenizing Design with 'Designed to Be Red' publication

  In August, Dr. Dori Tunstall, a design anthropologist and author of 'Decolonizing Design: A Cultural Justice Guidebook', continues her PRINT Magazine series with a 100-word…

• Kowalczuk's 'Freiheitsschock' Contains Errors, Claims Acquaintance publication

  Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk, a prominent historian of East Germany (DDR), is facing criticism from an acquaintance who claims to have found factual errors in his book 'Freiheitsschock'.…

• Ulrich Schneider's 'Mutti, komm ans Fenster!' Recounts a Working-Class Childhood in the Ruhr publication

  Ulrich Schneider, Germany's most prominent social lobbyist, has published a new book titled 'Mutti, komm ans Fenster!' (Mom, Come to the Window!), released by Westend Verlag. The…

• Konfekt's First Book on Hosting Celebrates the Art of Generous Hospitality publication

  The inaugural book from Konfekt, the sister publication of Monocle, titled 'Konfekt: A Guide to Generous Hosting', has been edited by Sophie Grove. This work delves into the…

• Liane Moriarty Returns to Big Little Lies Universe with Sequel 'Big Little Truths' publication

  Australian author Liane Moriarty is set to release 'Big Little Truths', her first sequel to the bestselling novel 'Big Little Lies', published by Penguin Random House on 25…

• Vanishing Japan: New Book Chronicles Demolished Modernist Architecture publication

  Architect and author Naomi Pollock has released 'Vanishing Japan: Modern Architecture, Gone But Not Forgotten', a monograph documenting approximately 90 significant buildings in…

• 10 Artists Share the Books That Transformed Their Art and Thinking publication

  CULTURED magazine surveyed ten contemporary artists regarding the literary works that shaped their artistic journeys. Danielle Mckinney and Hew Locke both frequently mentioned…

• Helio Piñón's 'De la idea al arquetipo' Proposes Alternative Architectural Pedagogy publication

  Spanish architect and educator Helio Piñón has released 'De la idea al arquetipo' via Ediciones Asimétricas. This book presents a theoretical approach to architectural design…

• Hyperallergic's Summer Photo Book Roundup and Art News publication

  Hyperallergic's August newsletter, 'Photo Books for Summer's End,' highlights new and recent photo books, including works by Helen Levitt, Sophie Rivera, and Walter Chandoha. The…

• Campus Novels Flourish as Universities Face Enrollment Cliff and AI Disruption publication

  A fresh wave of campus literature is surfacing as American universities grapple with challenges posed by AI, budget reductions, and censorship. Writers such as Malavika Kannan,…

• New Book Argues Maria Martins Inspired Duchamp's 'Étant donnés' publication

  Francis M. Naumann's upcoming book, "Impossible," claims that Maria Martins significantly influenced Marcel Duchamp's "Étant donnés." The two artists first crossed paths in 1943…

• DIA Commissions Horse-Themed Mural by Johnny Fletcher in Michigan Park publication

  A new mural has been revealed by the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) at Hess-Hathaway Park in Waterford Township, Michigan, showcasing a horse named Champagne. Titled "Champagne's…

• Thị Thanh Thảo Trần Discusses Autofictional Novel on Berliner Zimmer Podcast publication

  In the latest episode of the Berliner Zimmer podcast, host Judith Gridl and Klaus Rathje speak with author Thị Thanh Thảo Trần about her autofictional novel 'Menschen wie wir'…

• Jigitz's Debut Album '50 Ballerinas' Blends Electro with Ballet's Delicate Spirit publication

  After years of development, Brooklyn producer and DJ Jigitz has unveiled his first album, '50 Ballerinas.' This work delves into themes of love, loss, and personal rediscovery,…

• Assouline's New Book Explores Ukraine's Naïve Art Heritage publication

  'Naïve My Love: Ukrainian Art of the 20th Century' has been published by Assouline, exploring the naïve art movement in Ukraine from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. This…

• artpress n°546 – September 2026 Table of Contents publication

  The September 2026 issue of the French contemporary art magazine artpress, numbered 546, has been published. The issue includes a table of contents outlining its contents: a…

• Public Interest Design in South Africa: A Paradigm Shift in Architecture publication

  A new book is set to be published on August 24, 2026, focusing on the architectural efforts in South Africa since 1994 that emphasize Public Interest Design. Despite the nation's…

• NERO Editions Hosts October 2026 Workshops on Art Book Publishing in Rome publication

  NERO Editions will present Workshop+ from October 9 to 25, 2026, at Lungotevere degli Artigiani 8/b, concentrating on themes such as contemporary publishing, digital cultures, and…

• August 2026's Best New Typefaces: From Fontalog to Suspiria publication

  The summer of 2026 has witnessed an influx of new typography offerings. Ukrainian designer Dominik Levitsky introduced Fontalog, a complimentary database that catalogs over 3.5…