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• Cornelia Geißler's 'Westen' Explores East German Writers' View of the West publication

  In her new book 'Westen. Eine ostdeutsche Empfindung,' literary critic Cornelia Geißler collects texts by East German writers examining their relationship with the West. The…

• Origen of Alexandria Created the First Critical Bible Text, the Hexapla publication

  Origen of Alexandria (c. 185/6–254/5 CE), one of early Christianity's most important theologians, created the Hexapla, a six-column synopsis of Bible versions. He was the first…

• New graphic novel chronicles Lino Banfi's early years publication

  A new graphic novel titled 'Lino Banfi. La commedia di una vita' will be released on May 8, 2026, by Italian publisher Tunué. The book focuses on the early career of beloved…

• Libros y decibelios: New cycle merging literature and music launches in Madrid publication

  Balas Perdidas launches Libros y decibelios, a new cycle of Veladas Perdidas that will dialogue between literature and music. The project, starting in June coinciding with the…

• How amusement parks model the contemporary city as controlled hallucination publication

  A designboom feature argues that the contemporary city borrows its operational logic from amusement parks, where experience is engineered, movement scripted, and illusion…

• Viola Ardone's 'Grande Meraviglia' Examines Italy's Deinstitutionalization of Mental Asylums publication

  Viola Ardone's novel 'Grande Meraviglia' (Einaudi, 2023) tells the story of a young girl named Elba who lives in a mental asylum in Italy. Through Elba's diary of mental…

• Walter Rudolph's 1970s Ibiza Photos Published in New Book publication

  A new book from Ibiza's Agony + Ecstasy Gallery publishes German photographer Walter Rudolph's sun-drenched images of the island from 1976, capturing a moment before mass tourism…

• Air’s manifesto argues AI will never replace human creativity publication

  Air, a creative operations platform based in New York, has unveiled a report titled 'Beautifully Illogical' along with a new tool called Canvas. The focus is on the idea that AI…

• Felipe Hernández Durán's 'Servilletas' Book Archives 600 Spanish Napkins publication

  Photographer Felipe Hernández Durán has published 'Servilletas: Spanish Napkins', a book collecting 600 napkins from bars and restaurants across Spain over the past decade. The…

• Alain Gomis's 'Dao' Explores Family Circle Between Paris and Guinea-Bissau publication

  Franco-Senegalese filmmaker Alain Gomis presents 'Dao,' a film that orchestrates an extraordinary procession of the family circle between the Paris region and Guinea-Bissau. The…

• Kengo Kuma's new book 'Substance' explores architecture through six materials publication

  Japanese architect Kengo Kuma has released a new book titled 'Substance', published by The Images Publishing Group, which examines his studio's work through the lens of six…

• Eva Libertad's 'Sorda' Explores Deaf Motherhood publication

  Spanish director Eva Libertad's film 'Sorda' offers a sensitive portrait of a deaf woman navigating motherhood. The narrative delves into her challenges and questions about…

• Charlotte Winkler’s Risograph Comics Explore Care, Connection, and Belonging publication

  Illustrator and author Charlotte Winkler bridges critical theory and visual storytelling in her latest book 'Like a Mad Gardener,' published by Colorama. The artist book collects…

• London's Ours! Book Celebrates GLC's Radical Art Against Thatcherism publication

  Four Corners Books has published 'London's Ours! Images from The Greater London Council 1981-1986', a collection celebrating the visual output of the GLC under Ken Livingstone.…

• Marta Zapparoli Releases 'Interdimensional Generated Space' on Dissipatio publication

  Marta Zapparoli's 'Interdimensional Generated Space' is a new publication on the Italian label Dissipatio, run by Nicola Quiriconi. The project originated from live performances…

• Eduardo Ruiz Sosa's 'El paisaje es un grito' Completes a Tetralogy publication

  Eduardo Ruiz Sosa (Culiacán, 1983) has published his third novel, 'El paisaje es un grito', which completes a tetralogy with his previous works 'Anatomía de la memoria' (2014),…

• Slobodan Šnajder's novel 'Engel des Verschwindens' explores memory and history in a Zagreb tenement publication

  Slobodan Šnajder's novel 'Engel des Verschwindens' (Angel of Disappearance) centers on a tenement building in Zagreb as a repository of memory, intertwining the lives of its…

• From Renoir to Rivera: Dance Across Art History publication

  A DailyArt Magazine survey traces depictions of dance across centuries and cultures, from Renoir's 1876 'Dance at Moulin de la Galette' to Diego Rivera's 1928 'Dance of…

• Renoir's Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette: A Celebration of 19th-Century Leisure publication

  Pierre-Auguste Renoir's 1876 masterpiece, Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette, housed at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, captures a vibrant summer afternoon at a popular dance garden on…

• Jardín nocturno: Mexican publishers co-edit anthology as a living organism publication

  In honor of Día del Libro, a group of sixteen independent Mexican publishers has come together to create an anthology called 'Jardín nocturno.' This unique 'swarm edition' takes…

• Wittgenstein's Return to Cambridge: A Philosophical Journey publication

  In January 1929, Ludwig Wittgenstein returned to Cambridge, where he had first arrived in 1911 as a 22-year-old engineer attracted by Bertrand Russell and Alfred North Whitehead's…

• Gabriele Cavallini's 'Cuoio' novel explores leather district's decline publication

  Gabriele Cavallini's novel 'Cuoio' (Einaudi, 2025) depicts the decline of the Tuscan leather district, centered on the fictional Cavalcanti e Figli tannery. The story contrasts…

• Discounted Professional Subscription to Communication Arts publication

  Communication Arts offers a discounted professional subscription that includes print and PDF editions of its Design, Advertising, Illustration, Photography, Interactive, and…

• Emma Copley Eisenberg on Writing Out of Spite and Her New Story Collection 'Fat Swim' publication

  Emma Copley Eisenberg's new book 'Fat Swim,' a collection of linked stories set in and around Philadelphia, was recently released. In an interview with Vogue, Eisenberg discussed…

• Multigenerational memory as a design framework from Peru's Sacred Valley publication

  This article marks the third part of a series examining design insights from Reclaiming Value, a four-day experience in Peru's Sacred Valley hosted by Murmur Ring. The author, who…

• Lila Raicek's Novel 'The Plunge' Reckons with Scandal and Desire publication

  Lila Raicek, formerly known as Lila Feinberg, has published her debut novel 'The Plunge,' which loosely parallels her own experience as the ex-fiancée of disgraced Amazon Studios…

• First Major Monograph on Fluxus Pioneer Alison Knowles Published publication

  Nicole L. Woods has written "Performing Chance: The Art of Alison Knowles In/Out of Fluxus," marking the first significant publication about the late Fluxus artist Alison Knowles,…

• Vogue's Guide to Summer Black-Tie Outfits publication

  Vogue has published a guide to the best black-tie outfits for warm weather events, featuring nine refined looks from designers such as Colleen Allen, Dôen, Jacquemus, Danielle…

• Clara González Freyre publishes first LGTBIQ+ art history told like a newspaper publication

  Art historian Clara González Freyre, known online as Claramore with over 370,000 followers, has published "Nos recordarán" (They Will Remember Us), described as the first LGTBIQ+…

• Ancient Greek Instruments: From Aulos to Hydraulis publication

  An article delves into seven musical instruments from ancient Greece, highlighting their sounds from the Bronze Age through the Hellenistic Period. The syrinx, or pan pipes,…

• iF Design Trend Report 2026: El diseño post-IA prioriza lo humano publication

  La edición 88 de Glocal Design Magazine se centra en la sostenibilidad como un sistema que transforma la arquitectura actual, destacando principalmente el iF Design Trend Report…

• Mélissa Laveaux releases fifth album 'At My Softest I Am Most Dangerous' publication

  Mélissa Laveaux has released her fifth album, 'At My Softest I Am Most Dangerous,' a 17-track collection exploring mortality through a mix of indie pop, psychedelic rock, and…

• Keizo Kitajima Photographs Comme des Garçons Homme Plus AW26 for Another Man publication

  The Summer/Autumn 2026 issue of Another Man features a fashion editorial by photographer Keizo Kitajima showcasing the Comme des Garçons Homme Plus AW26 collection. Styled by…

• Louisiana Channel Film Explores Urgency of Textile Art publication

  Louisiana Channel released a new film titled "7 Artists on Soft Sculptures" that examines the enduring relevance of fiber art in the digital age. The film features Sheila Hicks,…

• Former FBI Agent Reveals Suspects in $500M Gardner Museum Heist publication

  Geoffrey Kelly, a former FBI agent who oversaw the investigation into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist for over 20 years, has released a book named "Thirteen Perfect…

• CULTURED Hosts Critics' Table Evening with Lynne Tillman and Johanna Fateman at Coco's publication

  CULTURED magazine hosted an exclusive Critics' Table event at Coco's, a private members' club at Colette in New York, 37 floors above Fifth Avenue with views of Central Park. The…

• Jenny Walton Launches 'Jenny Sais Quoi' with Carlyle Hotel Celebration publication

  Jenny Walton, an illustrator, painter, and contributor to Vogue, hosted a cocktail celebration for her new book, 'Jenny Sais Quoi: Adventures in Vintage and Personal Style,' in…

• Jenna McKnight's book highlights eight mid-century modern designs still in production publication

  Dezeen contributor Jenna McKnight has released a new book titled "Design: Mid-Century Modern" via Hardie Grant Publishing, which tracks the development of the enduring design…

• Documentary 'Tchernobyl, une tragédie sans fin' Airs on France 2 publication

  The documentary 'Tchernobyl, une tragédie sans fin' directed by David Korn-Brzoza premiered on France 2 on April 28, 2026. It uses archival footage from the Soviet regime and…

• Harper Lee's Unwritten True Crime Book About Alabama Preacher publication

  Harper Lee, author of To Kill a Mockingbird, spent years investigating a true crime case in Alexander City, Alabama, in the late 1970s. The case involved Willie Maxwell, a Baptist…