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• Lorena Alvarado's 'Lost Chapters' Blends Literary Mystery with Family Drama publication

  The debut feature 'Lost Chapters' by Venezuelan filmmaker Lorena Alvarado has its premiere, showcasing her sister Ena, father Ignacio, and grandmother Adela portraying themselves.…

• Helen Phillips' 'The Window': A Mother's Night Out and a Daughter's Cardboard Fort publication

  Helen Phillips' short story 'The Window,' published in The New Yorker, follows a mother leaving her daughter home alone for the first time. The mother prepares…

• Richard Kranzin's Photobook INTERIOR Explores Intimate Spaces publication

  Berlin-based photographer and filmmaker Richard Kranzin has released his latest photobook, INTERIOR, created between 2021 and 2024. The book presents quiet, intimate spaces where…

• Frank Hurley's Endurance photographs published in new high-definition scans publication

  A new publication titled 'The Endurance Photographs' showcases Frank Hurley's renowned visuals from Ernest Shackleton's Trans-Antarctic expedition of 1914–17, offering an…

• Paul Cartledge on Ancient Greek Art, Creativity, and Patronage publication

  In a conversation with Richard Marranca, Dr. Paul Cartledge, the A.G. Leventis Professor of Greek Culture at Cambridge and a Global Distinguished Professor at NYU, explores the…

• Gillian Anderson Narrates BBC's Animated Series on Universe Origins publication

  The BBC and the Open University have released a new animated series, "How Did Everything Begin?", exploring theories of the universe's origins. Narrated by Gillian Anderson, the…

• Martin Zimmermann's 'Versunkene Welten' Recasts Ruins as Engines of Progress publication

  In his book 'Versunkene Welten' (Sunken Worlds), historian Martin Zimmermann challenges the romanticized view of ancient ruins as objects of melancholic nostalgia. Instead, he…

• Edvard Munch's Life and Art in 10 Paintings publication

  The article explores Edvard Munch's career through ten key works, from his early naturalistic style to his later Expressionist period. Munch (1863–1944) was deeply influenced by…

• Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk on His New Book 'Faschismus ist keine Meinung' and Contempt for AfD Voters publication

  Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk, a historian known for his fierce criticism of East German identity politics, has published a new book titled 'Faschismus ist keine Meinung' (Fascism Is Not…

• The AI Con: Bender and Hanna's critique of chatbot language publication

  Linguist Emily M. Bender and researcher Alex Hanna have co-authored "The AI Con" (HarperCollins 2025), now translated into Italian by Fazi. The book argues that chatbots like…

• Penelope Isles Announce New Album '3' with Single 'I Loved You, Robert Pattinson' publication

  Brighton duo Penelope Isles will release their third album '3' on September 25 via Bella Union. The band has shared a second single, 'I Loved You, Robert Pattinson', following the…

• Disfuncional funcionalismo: Ideología, arquitectura y crisis, 1945-1980 by David Rivera publication

  David Rivera, a historian and professor at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid's Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura, has published a new book called 'Disfuncional…

• Vulture Ranks the 100 Most Powerful Directors in Hollywood publication

  Vulture has published its inaugural list of the 100 most powerful directors in Hollywood, compiled over nearly a year through consultations with agents, executives, producers,…

• Jón Kalman Stefánsson’s Icelandic Trilogy Finally Available in North America publication

  Jón Kalman Stefánsson’s “Trilogy About the Boy” has been published in North America over the past year and a half, with the final volume released in June. The trilogy, set in late…

• Handedness Develops Through Practice, Not Just Biology, Study Finds publication

  A new study published on June 30 in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences challenges the common belief that people are born left- or right-handed. Researchers led by…

• Pax Newsletter Previews Cultural Tourism Dynamics in Italy publication

  The annual report from Federculture emphasizes that cultural tourism is the primary catalyst for growth in Italy. Among 8,000 municipalities, 1,000 hold cultural significance,…

• Chelsea Wolfe Announces New Album 'The Dark' with Single 'Cold' publication

  Chelsea Wolfe is set to release her ninth studio album, titled 'The Dark'. The first single, 'Cold', a heartfelt ballad, is already out. You can stream the album starting August…

• Hélène Havard’s 'Pacifica' Captures California as a Dream Already Seen publication

  French photographer Hélène Havard, a graduate of EFET Paris who has lived in France, England, and Canada before settling in French Polynesia, presents her new project 'Pacifica,'…

• Willem Dafoe Subverts Photo Shoot Roles for AnOther Magazine publication

  In the Spring/Summer 2003 issue of AnOther Magazine, actor Willem Dafoe upended the conventional photo shoot by assuming the roles of photographer, stylist, publicist, groomer,…

• Melvin Gibbs Explores Black Music's Cultural Conquest in New Book publication

  Musician and musicologist Melvin Gibbs has authored a provocative book on Black music, arguing that European audiences often clap on the wrong beat. The work seeks to delineate…

• Aaron Agosto Captures Softness in Montana Rodeo Series publication

  Photographer Aaron Agosto, based in Montana's Flathead Valley, has created a series titled "Brash Rodeo" focusing on Montana's longest running open rodeo. The rodeo is run by…

• Tarkovsky's Final Films Return in 4K Restorations publication

  Curzon is set to re-release Andrei Tarkovsky's last two films, Nostalghia (1983) and The Sacrifice (1986), both restored in 4K, in July 2025. Nostalghia, filmed in Italy, depicts…

• De Masi's Book Exposes German Political Complicity in Financial Scandals publication

  Fabio De Masi, leader of the BSW party, has published a book titled "Geld, Macht, Verbrechen" (Money, Power, Crime) that scrutinizes the entanglement of German politicians in…

• 5 Classic Novels for a Summer of Enlightenment publication

  A German article recommends five classic novels for summer reading, each set in a distinct location and exploring summer as a time of revelation. The books are: 'Bonjour…

• Adèle Exarchopoulos: Defining Performances Beyond Blue Is the Warmest Colour publication

  Adèle Exarchopoulos, the 32-year-old French actress and Vogue France cover star, has built a career defined by bold, emotionally intense performances since her breakthrough in…

• Colson Whitehead's Essential Reading Guide publication

  Colson Whitehead, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and Time magazine's 'America's Storyteller,' has a new crime novel, 'Cool Machine,' out this week. The article offers a starter…

• Stephen Savage's 'Wide Load on the Road' Blends Data Viz and Midcentury Graphics publication

  Stephen Savage's latest children's book, 'Wide Load on the Road: A Big Red Truck's Journey,' published by Macmillan, operates on multiple levels: as data visualization, a mystery,…

• Steve Lacy's 'Oh Yeah?' Explores Heartbreak and Queer Romance publication

  Steve Lacy released his third LP 'Oh Yeah?' earlier this month, a deeply humane record that marries early-nineties R&B with modern disaffection. The album follows his 2022 hit…

• Artforum's final back-cover ad honors Bruno Bischofberger with Warhol portrait publication

  Artforum's July 2026 issue features a historic change on its back cover: for the first time since 1986, the space is not occupied by Bruno Bischofberger's signature photographs of…

• Kurt Bauer's still lifes reveal place through overlooked details publication

  Austrian photographer Kurt Bauer has self-published a portfolio titled 'Turista per Sempre' (Forever a Tourist), collecting works from the past six years. Bauer's approach…

• Photographer João Linneu Documents Premature Birth of Son Valentín publication

  Photographer João Linneu's series 'JJ VFF VV' tenderly documents the premature birth of his son Valentín in São Paulo, Brazil, from May 2014 to June 2015. The project began when…

• Christa Wolf's Cassandra: A Literary and Political Lens publication

  Christa Wolf's engagement with the myth of Cassandra is explored as a literary and political catalyst. Wolf, a writer from the former German Democratic Republic, used…

• T.C. Boyle's new novel 'Das Licht' explores LSD invention and 1960s drug experiments publication

  American author T.C. Boyle has published a new novel titled 'Das Licht' (The Light), which centers on Albert Hofmann's discovery of LSD and the drug experiments of the 1960s. The…

• Seven Iconic Feasts in Art History publication

  This article surveys seven famous depictions of meals and feasts in art history, spanning from the Renaissance to contemporary conceptual art. It begins with Sandro Botticelli's…

• 10 Cocktails Inspired by Iconic Artworks publication

  DailyArt Magazine presents a list of ten cocktails paired with famous artworks, offering recipes for drinks like the Red Velvet Martini (inspired by Malevich's Black Square and…

• Art History Kitchens: From Dutch Genre Scenes to Beaded Installations publication

  An article from DailyArt Magazine examines ten kitchen-themed artworks spanning the 16th to 20th centuries, illustrating their transformation from overlooked work areas to vital…

• Civita Di Russo's 'Indomita' recounts three decades of legal battles against Italian mafia publication

  Lawyer Civita Di Russo has published 'Indomita – La mia battaglia contro le mafie' (Castelvecchi, 2025), a memoir covering thirty years of defending mafia turncoats (collaboratori…

• Caterina Uttaro's Poetry Collection 'Rinasci' Published Posthumously publication

  Caterina Uttaro's poetry collection 'Rinasci' was published in 2021 by AliRibelliEdizioni, years after her death. The poems, discovered by her sister, were written starting in…

• Drone Photographs Expose Global Urban Inequality in Unequal Scenes publication

  Photographer Johnny Miller uses drone photography to document stark wealth disparities in cities worldwide. His project 'Unequal Scenes' captures extreme contrasts between rich…

• Ian Cobiella's 'All I Have I Give' Blends Classical Piano with Cuban Percussion publication

  Ian Cobiella, an artist from Los Angeles, has unveiled a five-track EP named "All I Have I Give," which fuses elements of classical piano with alternative pop, EDM, indie rock,…