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• New Yorker Briefly Noted: Four Book Reviews publication

  The New Yorker's Briefly Noted section reviews four books. 'Death of the Soccer God' by Dimitry Elias Léger is a historical picaresque about Haitian identity, following fictional…

• Male Friendship as Lost Art: New Books Explore Loneliness Crisis publication

  A wave of recent books and articles examines the state of male friendship in America, framing it as a lost art amid a broader loneliness crisis. Andrew McCarthy's "Who Needs…

• How 'Piss Christ' Ignited America's Culture Wars publication

  A critique of Isaac Butler's 'The Perfect Moment' examines Andres Serrano's controversial 1987 image 'Piss Christ,' which portrays a crucifix submerged in urine and sparked the…

• KURAT Magazine Launches at Berlin Fashion Week to Spotlight Emerging Designers publication

  During Berlin Fashion Week, a new annual publication focused on fashion and culture, KURAT, was introduced by its founders and editors, Anke Schlöder and Joachim Baldauf. This…

• Southeast Asia's River Urbanism: An Alternative to Road-Based Cities publication

  An article by Ananya Nayak on ArchDaily argues that Southeast Asian cities like Bangkok, Hội An, and Palembang were historically organized around waterways rather than roads,…

• Jackson Morrow's photo essay documents Thailand's stray animal rescue network publication

  For three years, photographer Jackson Morrow documented the stray animal rescue efforts in Thailand through the Soi Dog Foundation. His photo essay, featured in The Guardian,…

• Latvian Organist Ilze Reine Releases Album of Maija Einfelde's Works publication

  The Latvian label SKANi will release a new album titled "Maija Einfelde. Organ Music" in July 2026, featuring organist Ilze Reine performing compositions by Maija Einfelde. The…

• Indigenous Cosmologies Challenge Western Definitions of Architecture publication

  An article by Camilla Ghisleni, published on ArchDaily on July 13, 2026, argues that Western architectural categories fail to capture the spatial practices of Indigenous peoples…

• Félix Vallotton's 'Dinner, by Lamplight' Analyzed publication

  Félix Vallotton (1865–1925), a Swiss-born painter who spent most of his life in Paris, created 'Dinner, by Lamplight' in 1899. The painting depicts a tense family dinner…

• Venetian Renaissance Painters: Bellini, Titian, Tintoretto and More publication

  The Venetian School flourished in Venice from the late 15th century to around 1580, driven by economic prosperity from trade. Aristocratic families funded art, leading to a demand…

• Le Monde's June Music Picks: Sasha Stychkina, Vince Staples, DJ Seinfeld, Slift publication

  Le Monde's Culture section presents its monthly music recommendations for June, featuring albums by Sasha Stychkina, Vince Staples, DJ Seinfeld, and Slift. The selections are part…

• Violaine Bérot's 'Figure fragili' Explores Magic and Superstition publication

  Alessandro Mezzena Lona and Anita Romanello discuss Violaine Bérot's work 'Figure fragili', drawing on Ernesto De Martino's interpretation of magic as a conceptual system to order…

• Viola Ardone's Novel 'Oliva Denaro' Tells a Story of Defiance in 1960s Sicily publication

  Viola Ardone's novel 'Oliva Denaro' (Einaudi, Stile libero, 2021) is set in 1960s Sicily and follows fifteen-year-old Oliva, who grows up hearing the saying 'a woman is a pitcher,…

• Books Fight Back Against AI: A Reading List for the Digitized Age publication

  Dan Warner, author of the forthcoming speculative fiction novel 'Wither' about a blackbox technology that creates a perfect twin of its user, has compiled a list of books that…

• Kerri Greenidge's Prizewinning History Book Pulled Amid Misconduct Allegations publication

  Kerri Greenidge, a historian, has seen her acclaimed book "The Grimkes: The Legacy of Slavery in an American Family" removed by its primary publisher after accusations from…

• Mark Foster memoir 'My Double Life' recounts swimming career and coming out publication

  Mark Foster, the former world champion swimmer and BBC commentator, has released his memoir 'My Double Life'. Born in Billericay, Essex in 1970, Foster won 51 major international…

• Photographer Dan Bailey on How Intention Transformed His Mountain Photography publication

  Photographer Dan Bailey recounts a personal journey from climbing Colorado's Centennials to thru-hiking the Colorado Trail, exploring how shifting from a goal-oriented to a…

• Lynn Yaeger's 2002 Vogue Essay on Luxury Swimwear publication

  In a June 2002 Vogue article, Lynn Yaeger explored the rise of designer swimwear, noting that luxury brands like Moschino, Cavalli, Galliano, and Gucci had entered the beach…

• The Catcher in the Rye at 75: A Case Against Nihilism publication

  A personal essay in The Atlantic reexamines J.D. Salinger's 'The Catcher in the Rye' on its 75th anniversary, arguing that the protagonist Holden Caulfield is often…

• Hans-Ulrich Treichel's 'Das Karussell' explores free years in old age publication

  Hans-Ulrich Treichel's novel 'Das Karussell' constructs a sophisticated model of life's temporal possibilities, focusing on the question of what to do with the free years in old…

• Ann Mitchell's Poetic Photographic Landscapes Explored in Lenscratch Interview publication

  Lenscratch recently published an in-depth interview with Ann Mitchell, a talented artist, curator, and educator from Southern California. Her work spans photography, digital…

• Matthias Nawrat's Novel Challenges Reader Empathy publication

  Matthias Nawrat's novel "Das glückliche Schicksal" (The Happy Fate) addresses themes of injustice and catastrophe, but deliberately avoids appealing to the reader's sympathy.…

• Carlo Ratti's Objectify series explores the Vibram sole as Italian design icon publication

  Architect Carlo Ratti launches a summer series for Wallpaper* titled 'Objectify', examining ordinary Italian objects that define daily life. The fourth installment focuses on the…

• Bamboo's Political Dimension: From Vernacular Craft to Temporal Infrastructure publication

  ArchDaily publishes an essay by Jonathan Yeung examining bamboo's role in contemporary architecture, arguing that its true significance lies not in being a simple sustainable…

• Dambudzo Marechera's Poetry Collection 'Cimetière de l'esprit' Released Digitally publication

  The digital version of 'Cimetière de l'esprit', a posthumous anthology of poems by Zimbabwean writer Dambudzo Marechera, has been published by Éditions Project'îles. The…

• Thomas Fersen Publie Son Deuxieme Roman 'Comme on quitte un impermeable' publication

  Thomas Fersen, auteur-compositeur francais, publie son deuxieme roman intitule 'Comme on quitte un impermeable'. Dans cet ouvrage, il relate la naissance de son ame d'artiste et…

• KiKi Holli + The Remedy Release New EP “Something About You” publication

  SoCal singer-songwriter KiKi Holli and her collaborative project The Remedy have released a 5-track EP titled “Something About You.” The EP blends dream pop and dark wave,…

• Jean-Philippe Kindler's Debut Novel Imagines Germany in 2029 publication

  Satirist, nonfiction author, and advisor for Die Linke Jean-Philippe Kindler has published his debut novel "Hier ist der Beginn und das Ende ist dort" (Here is the Beginning and…

• Mimer le peuple: African leaders mimic the people for legitimacy publication

  Patrick Belinga Ondua and Freddy Ndi analyze the political practice of 'miming the people' in African contexts, where leaders adopt the signs, affects, and languages of the…

• Fukuyama's New Book Examines Western Democracy's Ills publication

  Francis Fukuyama's new book traces his intellectual journey and questions what ails Western democracies. The author, known for his 'end of history' thesis, now identifies a blind…

• Pieter Aertsen's Meat Stall with the Holy Family Giving Alms: A 1551 Masterpiece of Sin and Salvation publication

  Pieter Aertsen's 1551 painting 'Meat Stall with the Holy Family Giving Alms' at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh offers a complex view of 16th-century Dutch society,…

• Erich Fromm vs. Freud: The Roots of Human Aggression and War publication

  In a recent article for Der Freitag, Michael Jäger revisits the 1930s correspondence between Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein on the question of whether humans possess an innate…

• Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels Celebrates 300th Anniversary publication

  In 1726, after the publication of Gulliver's Travels, Jonathan Swift wrote to his friend Alexander Pope that an Irish bishop had declared he did not believe a word of the story.…

• Eight debut authors share the literary quotes that shaped them publication

  Monocle asked eight debut authors to name their favorite line of literature and explain its influence. Jem Calder (I Want You to Be Happy) chose a line from Cormac McCarthy's…

• How books shape US-China perceptions amid geopolitical rivalry publication

  A new series from the South China Morning Post examines how literature has shaped American perceptions of China, even as political tensions rise. The series highlights the story…

• Claire Keegan on Loss in Every Story publication

  Claire Keegan, acclaimed short story writer, states that every story contains a loss. The article also mentions Anna Burns' novel 'Milkman', which offers a dense narrative about…

• Biennale di Venezia: catalogo da guida a documento di regime in 130 anni publication

  Il catalogo della 61ª Esposizione Internazionale d'Arte di Venezia, curata da Koyo Kouoh e intitolata 'In Minor Keys', si presenta in due volumi: il primo dedicato alla mostra…

• Steve Lazarides' 12,000-Photo Archive of Banksy's Early Years publication

  Steve Lazarides, who served as Banksy's photographer, agent, and gallerist from 1997 to 2008, has amassed an archive of over 12,000 photographs documenting the artist's rise from…

• Photo book publishing: a fragile economy of barter and side funding publication

  Photo book publishers are increasingly relying on supplementary financing and pre-sales to cope with the crisis, turning the industry into a precarious economy that sometimes…

• William Boyle's 'Heilige der Narrows Street' is Crime Novel of the Week publication

  William Boyle's sixth crime novel, 'Heilige der Narrows Street,' is set in the working-class Brooklyn neighborhood of Gravesend. The story spans from the mid-1980s to the early…