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• 3,200-Year-Old Qurayyah Ceramics: Ancient World's First Desirable 'Brand' cultural-heritage

  Research published in PLOS One indicates that Qurayyah Painted Ware (QPW), a type of ceramic originating from Qurayyah, Saudi Arabia, dating back approximately 3,200 years, might…

• AfD's Absolute Majority Threat in Saxony-Anhalt: Political Scientist Petra Dobner Discusses Feasibility other

  As the September 6 state election in Saxony-Anhalt approaches, political scientist Petra Dobner warns of the possibility of an absolute majority for the far-right AfD party in the…

• Cincinnati's BuildReady Competition Draws 92 Middle Housing Designs architecture-design

  Cincinnati officials are evaluating 92 submissions from 29 cities for its BuildReady design competition, which aims to create a catalog of pre-approved middle housing plans. The…

• Shein's Everlane Acquisition Faces US National Security Review economy-finance

  U.S. authorities are reviewing Shein Global Holdings' proposed purchase of American apparel brand Everlane. This inquiry was initiated following Shein's request for approval, with…

• 5 Ways to Streamline Web Design Processes with Clients other

  The article, published on FAD Magazine on August 24, 2026, offers five practical methods to improve web design project management, reduce iterations, and enhance client…

• London's Natural History Museum Reopens WWII-Closed 'Nature and Us' Gallery exhibition

  After being closed to the public for over 80 years, the 'Nature and Us' gallery at London's Natural History Museum will reopen on September 16. The gallery, originally an…

• Marina Perez Simão's 'Prima del paesaggio' at Palazzo Marchetti, Malfa exhibition

  The exhibition 'Prima del paesaggio. Marina Perez Simão e la nascita del visibile' (Before the Landscape: Marina Perez Simão and the Birth of the Visible) opened at Palazzo…

• Winter Coffee Date Outfit Guide: Knitwear, Coats, and Accessories other

  The article offers a comprehensive guide to creating the perfect winter coffee date outfit, emphasizing comfort, style, and versatility. It suggests starting with a comfortable…

• Zibeyda Seyidova's Abstract Paintings Explore Perception and Memory artist

  Zibeyda Seyidova, an artist inspired by the ideas of French philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty, creates abstract pieces that delve into the contrast between what we can see and…

• Louis Porter's Studio: The London Library as Artistic Archive artist

  Photographer Louis Porter has adopted The London Library as his studio, using its vast collection to explore themes of image circulation, knowledge, and the present. Porter, who…

• GRUPOSP's 450 m² House in Santana do Parnaíba Opens to the Woods architecture-design

  In 2021, the architectural firm GRUPOSP arquitetos, under the leadership of Alvaro Puntoni and João Sodré, finalized a stunning 450 m² residence in Santana do Parnaíba, Brazil.…

• Pluto's 20-Year Reclassification Anniversary: Why Scientists and Public Still Love the Dwarf Planet other

  Two decades have passed since the International Astronomical Union (IAU) designated Pluto as a dwarf planet on August 24, 2006, and it continues to intrigue many. Discovered by…

• GRUPOSP Designs 450 m² House in Santana do Parnaíba, Brazil architecture-design

  The Brazilian architecture firm GRUPOSP, under the direction of Alvaro Puntoni and João Sodré, completed a residential project in Santana do Parnaíba, São Paulo, covering 450…

• Anselmo Bucci, Who Named the Novecento Movement, Gets Major Mart Retrospective exhibition

  The Mart in Rovereto, Italy, is hosting a major retrospective of Anselmo Bucci (1887–1955), the artist credited with inventing the name 'Novecento' for the movement led by…

• Construction Begins on World's Tallest Jail in Manhattan's Chinatown architecture-design

  Preparation is currently in progress for the Manhattan Detention Facility, a 335-foot (102 metres) high jail located at 125 White Street in New York City's Chinatown, crafted by…

• Summer 2026's Defining Design Hotels: From Mykonos to Gotland architecture-design

  A recent Forbes compilation showcases the design hotels that shaped summer 2026 throughout Europe. Among the significant openings is Fouquet's Mykonos in Greece, Barrière's…

• US Military Resumes Anti-Drug Boat Strikes in Eastern Pacific, Killing 2 other

  After a hiatus exceeding two months, the US military has recommenced its offensive against suspected drug trafficking vessels in the eastern Pacific Ocean. On Monday, US Southern…

• Medieval Europe's 16 Floods in 3 Years Revealed by New Research other

  New research has uncovered that Central Europe experienced 16 significant floods between late 1341 and 1343, with the Magdalena Flood of July 1342 marking one of the most…

• Myf Warhurst on the Dress That Embodies Her New Era other

  Australian radio and TV personality, author, podcaster, and Frocktober ambassador Myf Warhurst shares the personal significance of a simple, full-length, deep red dress she…

• Mathias Goeritz: The Creator Who Turned Emotion into Space artist

  Born in Danzig in 1915, Mathias Goeritz pursued studies in philosophy and art history in Berlin before relocating to Mexico in 1949, where he became a prominent figure in…

• Camp Craftaway 2026: A 3-Day Adult Craft Camp Creates Community Through a Shared Love of Making festival-fair

  From August 14 to 16, 2026, Camp Craftaway, a yearly day camp designed for creative adults, wrapped up its fifth edition at a former Boy Scout camp located in Des Moines,…

• Ruth Mackenzie to Oversee Museums, Libraries, and Arts Council England for UK Culture Ministry institutional

  Ruth Mackenzie has been appointed as the new arts minister for the UK, overseeing museums, libraries, and cultural heritage within the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and…

• Luca Battaglia's Long-Exposure Photos Transform Europe's Carousels into UFO-like Light Trails artist

  Luca Battaglia, a photographer who identifies as "a photographer of places, of voids" instead of an architectural photographer, is currently documenting Europe’s carousels in his…

• Paris Musée national de la Marine Unveils 'L'appel des profondeurs' Exhibition on the Abyss from Antiquity to Today exhibition

  From October 14, 2026, to April 4, 2027, the Musée national de la Marine in Paris will present 'L'appel des profondeurs. Une aventure sous les mers de l'Antiquité à nos jours.'…

• Hasselblad's Mirrorless Strategy Pays Off: Profits Surge to $46.8M economy-finance

  Hasselblad's financial statements for 2020-2025 reveal a remarkable turnaround, driven by its mirrorless medium format cameras. After years of modest operating profits between…

• Photographer Matthew Hatcher Documents US Surveillance Camera Network other

  Matthew Hatcher, an independent photographer, has released a self-published zine called "We've Been Watching You," which explores the network of surveillance cameras in urban…

• British Media Campaign Against Cambridge's Youngest Black Professor Jason Arday opinion-review

  Jason Arday, a prominent figure for diversity at elite British universities, has been subjected to a media campaign that reveals the failure of liberal values and the persistence…

• AI Designs Novel Viruses: Medical Promise and Biosecurity Risks ai-technology

  On August 6, the journal Science published findings revealing that researchers have harnessed artificial intelligence to create viruses that do not exist in the natural world. The…

• German Politicians Condemn Ben-Gvir's Gaza Remarks, Yet Support for Israel Continues opinion-review

  German officials, such as Foreign Minister Wadephul and Chancellor Friedrich Merz (both from the CDU), criticized Itamar Ben-Gvir's proposal to kill 30 to 40 individuals in Gaza…

• Jaha Koo's Haribo Kimchi: A Four-Course Korean Meal Explores Memory and Home at Edinburgh International Festival festival-fair

  At the Edinburgh International Festival, Jaha Koo presents 'Haribo Kimchi', a production that blends a four-course Korean meal with a quirky exploration of memory and home. The…

• Little Bird: A Drama on Canada's Sixties Scoop other

  Little Bird is a television drama series that explores the harrowing experiences of Indigenous children in Canada who were forcibly separated from their families during the…

• NEVERCREW's 'Paper-thin' Mural in Geneva Highlights Fragility of Healthcare in Conflicts artist

  On World Humanitarian Day, the Swiss street art team NEVERCREW, consisting of Christian Rebecchi and Pablo Togni, revealed a mural named 'Paper-thin' at the Hôpitaux…

• Mark Rothko Show at Palazzo Strozzi Sets Attendance Record in Florence exhibition

  The exhibition 'Rothko a Firenze' at Palazzo Strozzi in Florence, which concluded on August 23, 2026, set a record as the venue's most attended show, drawing in 301,730 visitors…

• Finding Sustainable Production Pace: Quality Over Quantity for Artists opinion-review

  The article, published on RedDotBlog, addresses the ongoing debate among artists about production pace, challenging the 'quantity myth' that more output equals more success. The…

• Jeep's New Compass EV: A Solid Package of Function and Features other

  Jeep has updated its Compass lineup by launching the all-electric Compass 4xe alongside a new e-Hybrid Plug-In variant. As a member of the Stellantis group, the Compass utilizes…

• Four Years of Failed Job Applications: Woman Sues AI Recruiting Firm Eightfold AI ai-technology

  Erin Kistler, a product manager with nearly 20 years of experience, has filed a class-action lawsuit against Eightfold AI, a Silicon Valley-based recruiting software company.…

• Casio F-B100W-1A: Classic Digital Design Meets Subtle Step Tracking other

  Casio, the Japanese electronics giant celebrating its 80th anniversary this year, has introduced the F-B100W-1A, a new digital watch that merges the iconic style of the F-91W with…

• Kent Monkman Reimagines Vermeer at The Frick with Indigenous Perspective exhibition

  The Frick Collection in New York will present Kent Monkman: Officer and Laughing Girl, an installation opening November 12, 2026, featuring new paintings by the Cree artist in…

• UK Police Arrest 12 After Deadly Wrong-Way Crash Kills 7 other

  British police have arrested 12 individuals following a fatal wrong-way collision on a major road in northeast England that resulted in the deaths of five youths and two officers.…

• Designer Reflects on Smithsonian Poster Series Amid 'Inaccurate Information' Sign Order opinion-review

  In July, the Trump administration ordered signs to be placed outside Smithsonian museums warning visitors that exhibitions might contain 'inaccurate information,' reigniting…