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• La maison de Jackson Pollock et Lee Krasner à Springs : un sanctuaire de l'expressionnisme abstrait cultural-heritage

  En 1945, l'année où Lee Krasner (1908-1984) et Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) se marient, le couple s'établit à Springs, un village des Hamptons sur Long Island, à deux heures de New…

• Dutch Design Week 2026 Returns to Eindhoven with Theme 'Raw' and Ten Must-See Highlights festival-fair

  From October 17 to 25, 2026, Eindhoven, Netherlands, will host Dutch Design Week, centered around the theme "raw," which honors genuine design. Noteworthy events include the…

• Pasolini the Painter: Rarely Seen Works at Antica Grancia di Serre di Rapolano exhibition

  A new exhibition titled "Pasolini. Pitture, Paesaggi, Persone" will be held at Antica Grancia di Serre di Rapolano, Siena, from 11 October 2026 to 10 January 2027. Curated by…

• Upcycled Fall Projects for Art Teachers: Visible Mending, Cyanotypes, Bleaching, and Cake Embroidery publication

  The Art of Education has released a guide for the fall season that showcases seven budget-friendly upcycled projects tailored for art educators. These projects encompass wardrobe…

• A’ Design Award Opens 2027 Entries as Graphic Design Winners Highlighted award

  Entries for the 2027 cycle of the A’ Design Award and Competition are open until February 28, with results to be revealed on May 1. This prestigious program encompasses more than…

• Sydney Abstract Artist Irene Cabasa Channels Breast Cancer Diagnosis Into Layered Paintings artist

  Irene Cabasa, an abstract painter based in Sydney, communicates both physically and emotionally through her artwork, utilizing acrylics, crackle paint, and modelling paste with…

• SIA Report: China's Hidden Grip on US Chip Supply Chain Exceeds Direct Trade Figures economy-finance

  China's role in supplying the US semiconductor industry is far larger than direct trade data suggests, according to a report released Friday by the Semiconductor Industry…

• Raven Chacon's Park Avenue Armory Improvisations Anchor Indigenous Peoples' Day Coverage artist

  On October 11 and 12, 2023, Raven Chacon, a Diné artist, showcased hour-long improvisational performances at the Park Avenue Armory in Manhattan as part of the Artists Studio…

• Aaron Sorkin's 'The Social Reckoning' Premieres, Recasting Mark Zuckerberg as Villain publication

  Over the weekend, Aaron Sorkin’s new movie, "The Social Reckoning," hit theaters, acting as a loose follow-up to "The Social Network" from 2010. In this film, Jeremy Strong…

• Deana Lawson's New Series Turns Security-Camera Stills Into Art opinion-review

  Photographer Deana Lawson has produced a new series built from security-camera stills of suspected shoplifters, according to a review published in The New Yorker. The critique,…

• NYRB Classics Reissues Anna Seghers's 'Blood Money,' Completing Her Manhunt Trilogy in English publication

  NYRB Classics has released a new English translation of Anna Seghers's 1933 novel 'Blood Money,' making all three of her manhunt thrillers available again. The German Jewish…

• Canadian TV Show "Air Crash Investigation" Credited with Helping Foil FlyDubai Hijacking other

  On a recent Dubai-to-Tel Aviv flight, first officer Hamam al-Hammami attacked captain Smit Machchhar with an emergency axe and sent the plane into a 14,000-foot nosedive in 29…

• Andrew Rankin's 'Yakuza: A 400-Year History' Explores the Myth of the Honorable Outlaw publication

  In "Yakuza: A 400-Year History of the Japanese Underworld" (Basic), Andrew Rankin examines how the yakuza perceive themselves as noble warriors. The narrative opens with Sima…

• New Yorker Briefly Noted Reviews Four New Novels: Johnson, Orringer, Pedersen, Kolbe publication

  In the Newer's Briefly Noted column, four novels are highlighted. T. Geronimo Johnson's The Occidental Book of the Dead (HarperCollins) centers on George Washington Jonson, a…

• Roland Baldi Architects Unveils Green-Pigmented Concrete Civil Protection Centre in Oris, Italy architecture-design

  The new Civil Protection Centre, designed by Roland Baldi Architects, is located in Oris, a village within Lasa, nestled among the lush slopes of the Venosta Valley. This…

• Roland Baldi Architects diseña Centro de Protección Civil en Lasa, Italia, con concreto pigmentado verde architecture-design

  El estudio Roland Baldi Architects ha diseñado un Centro de Protección Civil en Oris, una aldea de Lasa, en el valle de Venosta. El proyecto, cuya finalización está prevista para…

• Solar Geoengineering War Game Reveals Geopolitical Risks of Dimming the Sun other

  A first-of-its-kind simulation explored how solar geoengineering—potentially buying humanity time against climate change—could instead spark a dangerous new arms race when…

• A Young Journalist's Education on the Turkish-Syrian Border During the Syrian War other

  In spring 2013, a 22-year-old American student traveled to Kilis, Turkey, to learn how journalists operate in war zones. He met Syrian activist Ahmed, known as Harvester, a hacker…

• Musei italiani sotto attacco informatico: la nuova minaccia al botteghino digitale opinion-review

  Massimo Maggio, in un articolo su Artribune, sottolinea l'aumento della vulnerabilità informatica nei musei, spostando il focus dai furti d'arte ai cyber attacchi. Nel 2024, il…

• Gita Kurdpoor: dalla carta alle facciate, il suo linguaggio artistico tra spazio pubblico e luce artist

  Gita Kurdpoor ha esteso la sua pratica artistica, passando dal disegno e dalla pittura a interventi su spazi pubblici e facciate. Prima di avviare un progetto, esamina il luogo,…

• Paramount svilupperà un film live action su Cyberpunk 2077 digital

  Paramount Pictures è attualmente al lavoro su un film live action ispirato a Cyberpunk 2077, il videogioco di CD Projekt Red, con Lorenzo di Bonaventura come produttore. Al…

• Vikram Goyal's 'Wings and Tales' Brings Ramayana Menagerie to Mayfair Townhouse exhibition

  The exhibition 'Wings and Tales' by Vikram Goyal is currently being held at 7 Grafton Street, London, and will run until 16 October 2026. This display includes textiles, repoussé…

• BIG Wins Competition for Tirana Fountain Plaza, a Cloud-Like Building Above Rinia Park architecture-design

  BIG has secured victory in an international contest to create the Tirana Fountain Plaza, a mixed-use development situated in Tirana, Albania. Elevated on slender white columns…

• Nicole Eisenman Debuts Ten New Works at Sadie Coles HQ, London exhibition

  From 23 September to 21 November 2026, Sadie Coles HQ in London showcases ten new pieces by Nicole Eisenman. These artworks delve into the boundaries of representation, focusing…

• Stahl House Price Cut by $5 Million as LA Midcentury Icon Struggles to Sell architecture-design

  In November, Case Study House #22, also referred to as the Stahl House, was put on the market for $25 million by the descendants of its original owners, Buck and Carlotta Stahl.…

• Jens Balzer's Essay "Erlösung" Examines Apocalyptic Fantasies of Authoritarian Thinkers publication

  In his essay "Erlösung," Jens Balzer examines apocalyptic fantasies of authoritarian thinkers including Peter Thiel and Alexander Dugin, arguing that religious motifs shape…

• Hesiod's Five Ages of Man: The Ancient Greek Poet's Vision of Decline into the Iron Age publication

  Hesiod, the ancient Greek poet who probably lived between 750 and 650 BC, examined the deterioration of human history in his poem, Works and Days. He outlined five distinct ages:…

• Amazon's Kindle Aluminum (2026) Review: New Colors, Higher Price other

  Earlier this month, Amazon introduced an updated range of Kindles, including the Kindle, Kindle Paperwhite, and Kindle Colorsoft. The basic Kindle is available in two versions: a…

• Gavin Menzies' 1421 and Zheng He's Ming Treasure Ships: History or Fiction? publication

  In 2002, Gavin Menzies released the book *1421: The Year China Discovered the World*, which quickly became a bestseller and led to a PBS documentary that challenged its claims.…

• Former HSBC Executive Launches a2b2.ai Wealth Platform Run by 10 AI Agents ai-technology

  A former executive from HSBC has introduced a wealth management platform named a2b2.ai, which operates with a team of artificial intelligence agents. The experienced banker stated…

• Paris Photo 2026: Curators Zasha Colah and Francesco Zanot on Photography's Disappearance at 200 festival-fair

  From November 12 to 15, 2026, the Voices section of Paris Photo 2026 will be held at the Grand Palais in Paris, featuring a preview on November 11. Curated by Zasha Colah and…

• Quai Branly's Free Youth Film Festival Returns with 'Métamorphoses' Theme festival-fair

  The Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac will hold its 8th annual free film festival for young audiences from October 17 to 25, 2026, during the Toussaint school holidays. This…

• CaCO3 Opens Contemporary Mosaic Dialogue Series at Venice's Fornace Orsoni institutional

  On Friday, October 16, 2026, at 6 p.m., the Biblioteca del Colore in Fornace Orsoni, Venice, will host the inaugural session of a three-part lecture series named "Dialoghi sul…

• SANGY's 'Proud to be Hairdressers' Photo Exhibition Debuts at Milano Beauty Week 2026 exhibition

  Curated by multidisciplinary artist SANGY, the no-profit photography exhibition 'Proud to be Hairdressers' opened in Milan at CV45, the Monx Legal headquarters on Corso Venezia…

• Thomas Mann's "Lotte in Weimar" Criticized in Postwar West Germany (1946) publication

  In 1946, at a historical nadir for Germany, Thomas Mann's novel "Lotte in Weimar" was first published in the country. The work provoked outrage from the Frankfurter Allgemeine…

• Le Finistère en hiver : un fort coefficient de mouvement entre grand air, culture et embruns other

  L'hiver dans le Finistère se caractérise par des contrastes marqués, mêlant des embruns revigorants à des moments de douceur. Sur le littoral, un avis de grand frais est en…

• Ube Shortage: Philippines Bans Fresh Tuber Exports as Global Demand Surges economy-finance

  Since mid-August, the Philippines has prohibited the export of fresh ube to mitigate competition, although processed varieties can still be exported. Ube, which originates from…

• Caroline Gueye's WURUS Transforms Palazzo Navagero at Senegal Pavilion, 61st Venice Biennale exhibition

  At the 61st Venice Biennale, the Senegal Pavilion showcases WURUS, an exhibition by Caroline Gueye, a Senegalese artist, with curation by Massamba Mbaye. The term 'WURUS'…

• Samora Pinderhughes's Call and Response at MoMA: Art as a Practice of Collective Healing exhibition

  From January 24 to February 15, 2026, Samora Pinderhughes presented his work, Call and Response, at The Museum of Modern Art in New York. This talented multidisciplinary artist…

• Liepaja Unveils 500-Event Program as European Capital of Culture 2027 cultural-heritage

  Liepaja, the third-largest city in Latvia, has announced its program for the European Capital of Culture 2027, which will feature more than 500 events themed "(un)rest," as stated…