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• Bill Evans Biopic 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans' Wins Silver Bear at Berlin 2026 other

  The new biographical drama 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans' focuses on a pivotal period in the life of jazz pianist Bill Evans, specifically 1961, two years after his work on Miles…

• Stanley Ritchie, Baroque Violin Pioneer and IU Professor, Dies at 91 artist

  Stanley Ritchie, a prominent figure in the early music scene and a notable professor at Indiana University, passed away on Sunday at 91. He was born in Australia in 1935 and…

• Gravity-powered mountain trike among University of Ljubljana student projects architecture-design

  The Academy of Fine Arts and Design at the University of Ljubljana has presented a variety of student projects aimed at enhancing design and sustainability. Notable works include…

• Millais's 'Ophelia' Model Nearly Died in Freezing Bathtub other

  In a recent series by Beaux Arts Magazine, journalist Malika Bauwens explores ten art-related questions, including the near-fatal consequences of posing for John Everett Millais's…

• El Trébol House by Engelman Estudio in Argentine Patagonia architecture-design

  Engelman Estudio, led by Pablo Engelman and Santiago Conte Mac Donell, has completed the El Trébol House in San Carlos de Bariloche, Río Negro, Argentina. The 195 m² residence,…

• German Caricaturist Hans Traxler Dies at 97; Oesch's die Dritten Announce Farewell Tour other

  Hans Traxler, the German draftsman, painter, and author, passed away on August 24 in Frankfurt at the age of 97. The Caricatura Museum Frankfurt and the city of Frankfurt…

• Hans Traxler, Co-Founder of Satire Magazine 'Titanic', Dies at 97 artist

  Hans Traxler, a prominent German caricaturist, illustrator, and writer, has died at the age of 97. He was a co-founder of the satirical magazine 'Titanic' and was known for his…

• Mitchell Johnson's Truro Paintings at Castle Hill exhibition

  From September 8 to 20, the Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill showcases a solo exhibition featuring the artwork of Mitchell Johnson. This marks Johnson's sixth solo display…

• Andrew Lunetta's Tiny Homes for Homeless in Syracuse Earn CNN Hero of the Year other

  Andrew Lunetta, the founder of the nonprofit A Tiny Home for Good, has established 23 tiny homes in Syracuse, New York, aimed at offering permanent housing solutions for…

• Mondrian's 1920 Composition III to Debut at Christie's London with £20–30M Estimate market-auction

  On 14th October 2026, during Frieze Week, Christie's will present Piet Mondrian's Composition III, created in 1920, at their 20th/21st Century: London Evening Sale. This marks the…

• Christopher Cascio's 'Culture Club' at Basket Books & Art: A Review exhibition

  Christopher Cascio's exhibition 'Culture Club' at Basket Books & Art in Houston, on view through August 30, 2026, presents a dense installation of collaged paintings and paper…

• Mexican Artists' Influence on WPA Explored in Blanton Exhibition exhibition

  The University of Texas at Austin's Blanton Museum of Art is hosting "Art in Every Corner: The Works Progress Administration (1935-1943)," an exhibition curated by Sarah Bane and…

• Appointment Viewing TV Shows Revive Watercooler Culture other

  In the age of streaming, the concept of appointment viewing is making a comeback, enhancing fan engagement through series such as "Survivor," "The Pitt," and "Love Island." Since…

• Kimbell Art Museum Open Call for Analog Photography Showcase exhibition

  On Saturday, December 12, from noon to 3 p.m., the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth invites lens-based artists who utilize analog methods such as film photography, tintype, and…

• Caroline Wahl's New Novel '1999 Meter über dem Meer' Reviewed publication

  Caroline Wahl, a bestselling German author, has released her new novel '1999 Meter über dem Meer' (1999 Meters Above Sea Level). The book follows a young woman striving to take…

• Collagen vs. Collagen Peptides: Which Supplement Is Better? other

  The article from Vogue compares collagen and collagen peptides supplements, examining their efficacy for skin health. Dermatologists Melanie Palm and Jenna Queller provide expert…

• Emilio Isgrò Returns to Arte Sella with L’armonium delle allodole impazzite exhibition

  On August 29, 2026, Arte Sella will welcome Emilio Isgrò to Malga Costa in Val di Sella for the unveiling of his installation titled L’armonium delle allodole impazzite. This…

• Dolly Parton's Signature Style: How the Country Legend Became a Fashion Icon other

  Dolly Parton, the late country music legend, was renowned not only for her music, acting, and philanthropy but also for her distinctive fashion sense. Her signature looks, both on…

• Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 Shortlist Announced from 65,000 Entries award

  The Natural History Museum in London has unveiled the shortlist for the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, selecting 100 images from over 65,000 entries submitted…

• Bitcoin Traders Bet $2.9M on Break Above $82K economy-finance

  The recent rise in Bitcoin prompted traders to purchase 2,000 call-option contracts with a strike price of $82,000 set to expire on September 4, amounting to approximately $2.9…

• Prince William's Dilemma: Harry's Return to UK Stirs Royal Tensions other

  On Wednesday, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made an unanticipated visit to the UK, catching the royal family off guard. Only King Charles III received prior notice of their…

• Meta to Pay $17 Billion in Landmark Teen Social Media Addiction Settlement other

  Meta Platforms has reached a $17 billion settlement and will introduce child-safety initiatives on Facebook and Instagram to resolve a significant lawsuit concerning adolescent…

• HarperCollins Launches Kazé Manga Imprint in US publication

  HarperCollins is gearing up to launch a new manga imprint named Kazé for the US market, partnering with its established Kazé teams from France and Germany. They acquired the…

• Britannicus: The Forgotten Son of Emperor Claudius and His Tragic Fate cultural-heritage

  Britannicus, the son of Roman Emperor Claudius and his third wife Messalina, was born on February 12, AD 41, just weeks after Claudius ascended to power. Named to celebrate the…

• Dan Nelken's Photograph of Ugandan Quarry Worker Janet artist

  In 2017, photographer Dan Nelken accompanied his wife, Adele Brown, to Gulu, Uganda, where she taught critical thinking skills to blind high school students at an NGO. Nelken was…

• Posthumous Exhibition in Lecce Honors Curator Brizia Minerva's Vision exhibition

  The exhibition "The future image. Scavi sull'Oriente" by Heba Y. Amin with Vincenzo Valente, now on view in Lecce, is a posthumous tribute to curator Brizia Minerva, who died in…

• Accidental Discovery: Partially Built Telescope Captures Dying Star's Bow Shocks ai-technology

  On August 12, Nature published a report detailing an extraordinary image captured by a partially constructed telescope in the Andes of Chile, depicting a dying star expelling its…

• Ridley Scott's 'Gladiator II' Criticized as Uninspired Retread opinion-review

  In a review published by NZZ, the film 'Gladiator II' is described as an uninspired variation of the original story, with the critic suggesting that Ridley Scott, at 86 years old,…

• Matisse Jazz Prints Recovered in São Paulo, Portinari Engravings Still Missing cultural-heritage

  Brazilian authorities have successfully recovered eight prints from Henri Matisse's 1947 Jazz series, valued at around $190,000, from an apartment in a São Paulo suburb. These…

• Recap: Episode 7 of 'The Shards' Features Homecoming Surprises and a Decapitated Head other

  In the seventh episode of Ryan Murphy's 'The Shards,' titled 'Homecoming Part Two,' the narrative unfolds with a makeover scene set in the 1980s, involving the character Rhonda,…

• Copenhagen Fashion Week S/S27: Surreal Proportions Replace Minimalism festival-fair

  Copenhagen Fashion Week for Spring/Summer 2027 signals a decisive shift away from the city's signature minimalism toward surreal proportions, bold colors, and playful styling. The…

• German States Adopt Dessau Declaration for Bauhaus Anniversary cultural-heritage

  On the occasion of the Bauhaus anniversary, the German states have adopted the 'Dessau Declaration' (Dessauer Erklärung), affirming their commitment to a free, open, and diverse…

• Gabriel Haddad e Leonardo Bora: Devir-devorar no MAM Rio exhibition

  O Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro (MAM Rio) apresenta a obra "Devir-devorar", de 2026, dos artistas Gabriel Haddad e Leonardo Bora, integrada à exposição "Carnaval como…

• Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden Reopens October 31 After $68M Redesign by Hiroshi Sugimoto architecture-design

  The Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden in Washington, D.C., is scheduled to reopen on October 31, 2026, after a comprehensive four-year renovation costing $68 million. Spearheaded by…

• Tocotronic's Dirk von Lowtzow Turns Art Critic in 'Detektive' publication

  Dirk von Lowtzow, the frontman of the German band Tocotronic, has released a collection of his art criticism titled 'Detektive' (Detectives). In these essays, von Lowtzow adopts…

• Dolly Parton, Country Icon, Dies at 80 other

  Dolly Parton, the beloved country music icon, has died at the age of 80. For six decades, she was a unifying figure in American culture, transcending political and social divides.…

• Iran and Oman Reach Hormuz Deal, Reopening Hinges on US Compliance other

  Iran and Oman have finalized their respective allocations of the Strait of Hormuz and its associated revenues; however, the crucial waterway will remain closed unless the United…

• Freedom as Practice: Reflecting on the 19th Amendment's Legacy opinion-review

  The 19th Amendment to the US Constitution, which granted women the right to vote, was enacted on 26 August 1920. An article from SLEEK magazine posits that this milestone should…

• AI Server Boom Drives MLCC Inventories to Record Low, UBS Reports ai-technology

  Global stocks of multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs), vital for electronic circuits, have reached an unprecedented low amid soaring demand from artificial intelligence…

• Ken Williams Jr.'s Beadwork: Whimsy, Color, and Storytelling at Santa Fe Indian Market artist

  At the Santa Fe Indian Market in New Mexico, collectors flock to the Shiprock gallery to admire the latest beadwork by Ken Williams Jr., who has roots in Northern Arapaho and…