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• Millais's Ophelia: Victorian Beauty and Tragedy publication

  John Everett Millais's 'Ophelia' (1851–1852) exemplifies Pre-Raphaelite ideals, blending literature and painting. The work depicts Shakespeare's Ophelia from Hamlet, floating in a…

• Foucault's Unpublished Manuscript on Hermaphrodites Discovered publication

  A previously unpublished 116-page manuscript by Michel Foucault on the judicial treatment of hermaphroditism has been discovered in an archive acquired by an unspecified…

• Paul Nizan: The Man Who Said No publication

  Paul Nizan, a French writer and philosopher, is introduced through Simone de Beauvoir's memoirs. Beauvoir first encountered Nizan in her novel 'Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter,'…

• Yard Act's Third Album 'You're Gonna Need a Little Music' Marks a Bold Studio Shift publication

  Leeds band Yard Act releases their third album 'You're Gonna Need a Little Music', recorded live in the studio for the first time. The band spent five months commuting between…

• New comprehensive volume on Lucio Fontana published by Fondazione Lucio Fontana and Fondazione Giorgio Cini publication

  "Lucio Fontana. Origini e immaginario," a collaborative publication by the Fondazione Lucio Fontana in Milan and the Fondazione Giorgio Cini in Venice, has been curated by Luca…

• Art Wolfe’s Q2 2026 Travels: Patagonia to Madagascar publication

  Nature photographer Art Wolfe shares images from his second-quarter 2026 travels across Patagonia, New Zealand, the Pacific Northwest, and Madagascar. The collection documents…

• Emily Wilson on Translating Homer, Culture Wars, and Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' publication

  Emily Wilson, the University of Pennsylvania professor whose translations of 'The Odyssey' and 'The Iliad' have become landmark works, discusses the upcoming Christopher Nolan…

• Prime Video's 'Ghost in the Shell' Adaptation Stays True to Masamune Shirow's Manga publication

  Prime Video has released a new series adaptation of Masamune Shirow's classic sci-fi manga 'Ghost in the Shell,' which premiered on July 9, 2026. The series prioritizes action…

• Eight Women Photographers Reshape India's Visual Narrative publication

  Since the 1980s, women photographers in India have transformed the medium from a tool of colonial documentation into a vehicle for personal and political expression. Unlike the…

• Renaissance Painting May Have Captured Bat Eating Bird Midflight Centuries Before Science publication

  An oil painting from 1611 by Flemish artist Jan Brueghel the Elder may illustrate a greater noctule bat capturing a bird in midair, a behavior only scientifically validated in…

• Finn Wolfhard Releases Second Album 'Fire From The Hip' publication

  Finn Wolfhard, 23-year-old actor and musician known for Stranger Things, released his second album Fire From The Hip on May 16, 2025. The album follows his debut Happy Birthday…

• Paul Rand's IBM Logo: A Timeless Corporate Icon publication

  The iconic logo created by Paul Rand for IBM in 1956 is still in use, symbolizing the steady strength of American industry. Rand, originally named Peretz Rosenbaum, drew…

• Renoir's Summer: 10 Paintings from the French Impressionist publication

  French Impressionist artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841–1919) spent the majority of his life in Paris, collaborating with notable figures like Claude Monet and Edgar Degas. During…

• Franco-Brazilian Singer Gildaa Debuts Self-Titled Album publication

  Franco-Brazilian artist Gildaa, born Camille Constantin Da Silva in 1994 in Paris, has released her first album, 'Gildaa'. The twelve-track record blends jazz, chanson, funk, and…

• Summer reading list: six art books explore artists and history publication

  Le Journal des Arts has published a summer reading selection of six books that examine the inextricable link between artists and history, and how art itself makes news. The…

• Oceanic Memory as Antidote to Collective Amnesia in Art and Ecology publication

  An article in ArtReview Asia's Summer 2026 issue explores how interdisciplinary oceanic studies can counter collective amnesia amid geopolitical and ecological crises. It…

• Jonas Bang's 'The European Blade Magazine' Explores Knife Duality publication

  Photographer and director Jonas Bang has created 'The European Blade Magazine,' a zine that examines the dual nature of blades as objects of violence, utility, and aesthetic…

• E.Vax Releases Third Solo Album 'Just Like Fire' with Sampling publication

  E.Vax, former member of Ratatat and producer for Kid Cudi and Kanye West, has released his third solo album 'Just Like Fire'. The album features sampling of voices from the past,…

• Anousch Mueller's novel 'Lori' uncovers a family secret from the GDR publication

  Anousch Mueller's novel 'Lori' tells the story of a family living in an abandoned train station in rural Thuringia, where six children are born but a seventh, Lori, is never…

• Jorja Smith Announces Third Album What Are The Odds, Produced by P2J publication

  Jorja Smith will release her third album, What Are The Odds, on 21 August. The 12-track album is produced by P2J and features Wizkid, spanning garage, funk, soul, and blues. Smith…

• Cat Stevens Autobiography Details Conversion to Islam and Rushdie Fatwa Comments publication

  British singer-songwriter Cat Stevens, also known as Yusuf Islam, has released an autobiography. The book recounts his conversion to Islam and attempts to contextualize his past…

• Éric Rohmer's Only Novel 'Élisabeth' Published in English for the First Time publication

  Éric Rohmer's only novel, 'Élisabeth,' has been published in English for the first time, translated by Aaron Kerner and released by McNally Editions. Rohmer began writing the…

• Rabih Alameddine's Flash Fiction 'Broken' in The New Yorker publication

  Rabih Alameddine's flash fiction piece 'Broken,' published in The New Yorker, recounts a poignant encounter between two men in San Francisco during the summer of 1981. The…

• Camus's 'The Misunderstanding': A Bleak Inversion of the Prodigal Son publication

  Albert Camus's 1944 play 'The Misunderstanding' inverts the parable of the prodigal son: Jan returns home rich, but his mother and sister murder him for his money, failing to…

• Janosch Abel's 'Training Diary' Captures the Unseen Labor of Professional Athletes publication

  Janosch Abel, a former competitive swimmer turned photographer, is revolutionizing sports photography with his innovative initiative, "Training Diary." Launched in 2022, this…

• Jón Kalman Stefánsson’s new novel explores Icelandic melancholy through rock’n’roll publication

  Icelandic author Jón Kalman Stefánsson has published a new kaleidoscopic family novel titled "Etwas von der Grösse des Universums" (Something of the Size of the Universe). The…

• Jón Kalman Stefánsson's New Novel Explores Massacre and Erotic Entanglements in Iceland publication

  Icelandic writer Jón Kalman Stefánsson has released a new novel titled "Himmelskörper am Rande der Welt" (Celestial Bodies at the Edge of the World). The book centers on a…

• Felice Cimatti and Anita Romanello on Mysticism and Black Holes publication

  Felice Cimatti and Anita Romanello explore the concept of the mystical, drawing on Elvio Fachinelli's "La mente estatica" and Wittgenstein's "das Mystische" from the Tractatus.…

• Robinne Lee on Her New Novel 'Crash Into Me' and the Evolution from 'The Idea of You' publication

  Robinne Lee's sophomore novel 'Crash Into Me' follows her 2016 car accident on Montana Avenue in Los Angeles, which inspired the opening scene. The book centers on Cecilia Chen, a…

• Samia Henni's 'Ramificaciones coloniales' Published in Spanish publication

  The book 'Ramificaciones coloniales' by historian Samia Henni has been published in Spanish by Bartlebooth. It collects five texts examining how colonial logics continue to…

• Simona Supekar's 'Stock Photo' Examines Racism in Stock Imagery publication

  Simona Supekar's first book, 'Stock Photo' (2026), part of Bloomsbury's Object Lessons series, investigates how stock photography perpetuates racial hierarchies. Supekar, a…

• Fiftieth-anniversary reissue of Joel Meyerowitz's 'Cape Light' publication

  Aperture has released a fiftieth-anniversary edition of Joel Meyerowitz's seminal photobook 'Cape Light', featuring entirely remastered prints from new digital scans. The original…

• Imperial Chinese Dynasties' Complex Historiography Revealed publication

  From the first century BCE onward, Chinese imperial courts meticulously documented their histories following a consistent procedure, though the resulting records were neither…

• Study Warns Amazonia Could Lose a Third of Indigenous Plant Knowledge by 2100 publication

  A research article published in Nature by a team from the University of Zurich, headed by Prof Rodrigo Cámara Leret, highlights the dual threats of climate change and language…

• Nolan's 'Odyssey' Film Uses Greek Name Odysseus, Italian Dubbing Sticks with Ulisse publication

  Christopher Nolan's upcoming film 'The Odyssey', based on Homer's epic poem, will use the Greek name 'Odysseus' in its original English version, while the Italian dubbing and…

• How to Increase the Value of Your Artwork: A Practical Guide publication

  An article on ArteRef provides a step-by-step guide for artists to increase the market value of their artworks through legitimate, tested methods. Key strategies include signing…

• Koto Launches CCType Foundry with Debut Font CC Timeline publication

  Global creative studio Koto has launched CCType, a type foundry born from years of developing custom fonts for brand identity projects. The foundry's debut release is CC Timeline,…

• Gabrielle Lawrence's 'Tell me something true' Chronicles a Decade of Street Casting publication

  Gabrielle Lawrence's new photo book 'Tell me something true', published by LOOKBOOKS, collects ten years of portraits from her casting agency People-File, which helped…

• Baby Rose's Third Album 'Yearnalism' Explores Yearning as Life Force publication

  Baby Rose releases her third album 'Yearnalism' on Friday, a 12-track exploration of longing and desire. The 31-year-old US singer coined the term 'Yearnalism' to describe her…

• Pax newsletter returns July 10 with focus on resilience and film tourism publication

  The next issue of Pax, the biweekly newsletter from Artribune dedicated to cultural tourism, will be released on Friday, July 10. The issue continues its investigation into the…