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• Anthropologist Monique Jeudy-Ballini Examines Forgers as Art World Mirrors publication

  Anthropologist Monique Jeudy-Ballini has published a book titled "Les faussaires, miroirs sans tain du marché de l'art" in the Ethnologiques collection directed by Philippe…

• Philippe Dagen Publishes Final Volume on Primitivism in 20th-Century Art publication

  Philippe Dagen, an art historian, has published "Primitivismes 3. Une guerre mondiale" (Gallimard, 2026), the concluding installment of his exploration into primitivism, spanning…

• Lynne Tillman on Art Criticism, Madame Realism, and Her New Collection 'Paying Attention' publication

  Writer Lynne Tillman discusses her approach to art criticism in a conversation inaugurating CULTURED's Critics' Table series, held at Coco's at Colette. Celebrating the…

• Monopol Magazine May Issue: Berlin Gallery Weekend and Venice Biennale Preview publication

  The May issue of Monopol magazine focuses on art in the age of AI, the Berlin Gallery Weekend, and the Venice Biennale. Media artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) criticizes the art…

• Scarlett White on Music, Emotion, and Growing Up in a Creative Household publication

  Scarlett White, the 19-year-old daughter of Karen Elson and Jack White, reflects on the emotion and intention behind music in an interview for the Spring/Summer 2026 issue of…

• The Complete Zap Comix Collection Coming from Fantagraphics in September 2026 publication

  Fantagraphics will publish 'The Complete Zap Comix' in September 2026, a comprehensive collection of the groundbreaking underground comic series that began with Zap #1 in 1968.…

• Isa Dimaranan's Crochet Muse Editorial for KALTBLUT publication

  KALTBLUT published an exclusive editorial titled 'Crochet Muse' photographed by Isa Dimaranan. The shoot draws from 90s Devon Aoki campaigns and Japanese visual culture, creating…

• ArtAsiaPacific’s May/June Issue Honors Koyo Kouoh’s ‘In Minor Keys’ Venice Biennale publication

  Set to commence in May 2026, the 61st Venice Biennale, curated by Koyo Kouoh, carries the theme “In Minor Keys.” Kouoh, who made history as the first African-born woman to head…

• Natasha Tontey on Riar Rizaldi's Ghost Like Us and Indonesian Horror Cinema publication

  In a personal essay featured in ArtAsiaPacific, artist Natasha Tontey shares her insights on the work of Indonesian artist Riar Rizaldi, particularly his 2020 video essay titled…

• Ei Arakawa-Nash Revisits Their Namesake and Collectivity in ArtAsiaPacific Essay publication

  In a 2026 essay for ArtAsiaPacific, critic and friend revisits a 2007 dictionary entry on performance artist Ei Arakawa-Nash (b. 1977), who came to New York in 1998. The original…

• Gala Porras-Kim Questions Museum Logic in ArtAsiaPacific Feature publication

  Los Angeles artist Gala Porras-Kim questions the role of museums as historical custodians through a variety of mediums, including drawings, letters, sculptures, and immersive…

• Neat Rodanant’s Books as Tangible Objects: Type, Image, and Materiality publication

  Neat Rodanant, a designer and sculptor, perceives books as three-dimensional entities rather than mere containers for text. She earned her BFA in Graphic Design and Sculpture from…

• Brutalismus 3000 Announces New Album 'Harmony' and Tour publication

  Berlin-based duo Brutalismus 3000, consisting of producer Theo Zeitner and vocalist Victoria Vassiliki Daldas, have announced their new album 'Harmony,' set for release on June…

• Ancient Greek Philosophy: From Pre-Socratics to Hellenistic Schools publication

  A comprehensive guide to ancient Greek philosophy traces its evolution from Pre-Socratic thinkers through Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and the Hellenistic schools. Pre-Socratics…

• Understated 2026 Watches from Vacheron Constantin, Rolex, and More publication

  A new cohort of 2026 watches emphasizes understated details and enduring design. Vacheron Constantin's Historiques American 1921 pairs a white gold case with a burgundy calfskin…

• Sam Apple's biography of Otto Warburg reveals a Jewish scientist who defied the Nazis publication

  Sam Apple's biography 'Der Kaiser von Dahlem' explores the life of Otto Warburg, a Nobel Prize-winning biochemist who was Jewish and homosexual yet remained in Nazi Germany as a…

• Florine Stettheimer's Jazz Age New York in 10 Paintings publication

  A feature on DailyArt Magazine examines ten paintings by Florine Stettheimer, an American modernist whose work captures the spirit of Jazz Age New York. Stettheimer developed a…

• Matisse's Jazz: A Rare Glimpse into the Artist's Cut-Out Masterpiece publication

  Henri Matisse's limited-edition book Jazz, featuring the stencil piece The Circus, is highlighted for its rarity and significance. Created in 1947, only 350 copies exist. Jazz was…

• Valentino Launches Mark Borthwick's Specula Mundi at Marciano Art Foundation in LA publication

  Maison Valentino celebrated the launch of Specula Mundi, a limited-edition book by photographer Mark Borthwick, at the Marciano Art Foundation in Los Angeles. Creative Director…

• Nine Artists on the Gardens That Inspired Them publication

  In a T Magazine feature for spring 2026, nine artists and designers share the gardens that have most inspired their creative practices. Jewelry designer Irene Neuwirth describes…

• Rinko Kawauchi's Photographic Attention to the Everyday publication

  The article, from Aperture No. 262, 'The End of Nature?', reflects on the work of Japanese photographer Rinko Kawauchi. It draws a parallel between the experience of visiting the…

• Caleb Hearon’s Reading Guide For the Politically Conscious Comedian publication

  Comedian Caleb Hearon, 31, discusses his reading habits in an interview with CULTURED. Known for his podcast So True and HBO special Model Comedian, Hearon is a nonfiction devotee…

• Pax newsletter previews cultural tourism in Italy's colorful villages publication

  The upcoming issue of Pax, the biweekly newsletter from Artribune dedicated to cultural tourism, launches on Friday, May 1. It features a map of Italy's colorful villages,…

• Clelia Ruth Schäfer's Genderfluid Editorial 'Take It as a Compliment' publication

  KALTBLUT magazine presents an editorial and film by fashion brand Clelia Ruth Schäfer, photographed by Juri Tiedemann. The series features model Adam Azzouzi of Majin Management,…

• Philippe Dupuy Illustrates Marguerite Duras's 'L'Amant de la Chine du Nord' publication

  Philippe Dupuy has created drawings and collages to illustrate Marguerite Duras's autofictional novel 'L'Amant de la Chine du Nord', originally published in 1991. The illustrated…

• Motoyuki Daifu Photographs Family for Another Man Summer/Autumn 2026 publication

  Motoyuki Daifu photographed his family members—Mitsue, Motohiro, Shiro, and Yuka Daifu—for the Summer/Autumn 2026 issue of Another Man (Volume II, Issue V). The fashion spread…

• Champinup: A Watercolor Bestiary Blending Mushrooms and the Female Form publication

  Freelance illustrator Colon de Franciosi Thibault is working on a 200-page bestiary called 'Champinup,' which showcases characters that blend mushrooms with the female figure,…

• Monocle launches Venice city guide highlighting hidden gems and local artisans publication

  Monocle has released an online Venice city guide, drawing on years of reporting by a Turin-born writer who first visited as a child. The guide features independent workshops,…

• Juliette Mita's 'Rap: littérature 2.0' Bridges Hip-Hop and Classic Literature publication

  Journalist Juliette Mita has published 'Rap: littérature 2.0' (Leduc editions), a book that creates a dialogue between rap and literature by pairing rappers with canonical…

• New Art Examiner Volume 40 No 5 May-June 2026 Published publication

  The New Art Examiner has released its May-June 2026 issue, Volume 40 No 5. The issue features articles on modern and contemporary Syrian art by Nour Asalia, a book review of…

• Syrian Art Criticism: Historical Gaps and New Directions publication

  An extensive examination of contemporary and modern Syrian art reveals significant deficiencies in art criticism and documentation throughout history. The ongoing conflict has…

• Joseph McBride's New Book Reassesses George Cukor's Legacy publication

  Film scholar Joseph McBride has published "George Cukor's People: Acting for a Master Director" (Columbia University Press, 518 pages), a critical survey arguing that the director…

• Star Wars Archetypes in Art: From Luke Skywalker to Perseus publication

  On May 4th, recognized as Star Wars Day, DailyArt Magazine explores the archetypes present in the Star Wars narrative and their connections to art history. The piece delves into…

• Victorien Bornéat: Cultural democratization failure breeds exclusion publication

  Victorien Bornéat's manifesto 'L'Exclusion culturelle. Manifeste pour une riposte populaire' argues that France's cultural democratization policy, rooted in André Malraux's…

• Another Man Summer/Autumn 2026 Issue Spotlights Stan Smith Trainers publication

  The upcoming Summer/Autumn 2026 edition of Another Man, Volume II, Issue V, highlights a fashion editorial focused on the Adidas Stan Smith sneaker. Captured by Julie Joubert and…

• Po Valley Winter Landscape Photo Series publication

  A photographic series documents the Po Valley in winter, capturing a landscape of stillness and suspension. The images present fields reduced to quiet geometries of soil and…

• Deine Freunde: Kinderrap für Erwachsene publication

  Am 8. Mai bringt die Hamburger Band Deine Freunde ihr achtes Studioalbum mit dem Titel „Die Kinder spielen verrückt“ heraus. Die Formation, die aus Florian Sump (Schlagzeuger von…

• Ludovica Carbotta and Alessandro Manfrin on Utopia, Solitude, and the City in Flash Art 366 publication

  Flash Art Italia's issue 366, titled "The City Who Sold The City," features a written conversation between artists Ludovica Carbotta and Alessandro Manfrin exploring the…

• Roger Vivier Celebrates New Rizzoli Book at Madison Avenue Boutique publication

  The Roger Vivier boutique on Madison Avenue in New York City celebrated the launch of its latest book, "Roger Vivier: Heritage and Imagination," published by Rizzoli. This…

• Andrew Cranston on memory, painting, and cultural resonance in new podcast publication

  In a podcast interview, Scottish painter Andrew Cranston (born 1969, Hawick) discusses his practice, which draws on personal experiences and cultural references from art history,…