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• Prusa Research Wins Red Dot Design Award for Second Consecutive Year award

  Founded in 2012 by Josef Prusa, Prusa Research has achieved the Red Dot Design Award for the second year in a row in 2026, earning accolades in the Industrial Equipment category…

• Thomas Hirschhorn's Monumental Simone Weil Tribute Opens in Geneva exhibition

  Swiss artist Thomas Hirschhorn has created a new installation at the Pavillon Sicli in Geneva, dedicated to the philosopher Simone Weil. The work, described as a philosophical…

• Jason Statham: The Good Toxic Guy of Cinema other

  In a recent article from NZZ, Jason Statham is celebrated as the 'good toxic guy' of cinema, a title reflecting his unique appeal in action films. The piece also highlights the…

• Bravo Magazine Opens Archive: 70 Years of Youth Culture other

  The German youth magazine Bravo, which has shaped youth culture for seven decades, has made its extensive archive publicly accessible. The publication, known for its coverage of…

• Davos Music Festival Reinvents Classical Formats, Inspiring Boswiler Sommer festival-fair

  For forty years, the Davos music festival has been experimenting with concert formats and opening up the classical festival idea. A visit to the newly arranged Boswiler Sommer…

• Manitoba Premier Calls Trump 'Erratic' and 'Not to Be Trusted' Amid Canada-US Trade Talks other

  On Thursday, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew delivered a strong denunciation of US President Donald Trump, labeling him a 'bad person' and 'untrustworthy' amid the ongoing trade…

• From Rembrandt to Picasso: Iconic Beards in Art History other

  A DailyArt Magazine feature highlights five notable bearded figures in art history, spanning from the 17th to the 20th century. The selection includes works by William Henry Hunt,…

• Miles Davis and John Coltrane: The Sum of Two Opposites, Like Yin and Yang other

  A new article in Le Monde's summer series 'Davis et Coltrane, centenaires de légende' (5/6) explores the complementary relationship between trumpeter Miles Davis and saxophonist…

• Artists' Mothers as Muses: From Whistler to Bourgeois publication

  The article explores how five renowned artists—James McNeill Whistler, Vincent van Gogh, Marc Chagall, David Burliuk, and Louise Bourgeois—portrayed their mothers in their works,…

• Nicolaes Maes's 'Old Woman Dozing': A Study in Dutch Golden Age Domesticity other

  Painted around 1656, Nicolaes Maes's 'Old Woman Dozing' is held at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium in Brussels. At just 22 years old, Maes, a pupil of Rembrandt in…

• Panayotis Pascot's Podcast Episode Rebroadcast by Le Goût de M other

  The French podcast 'Le Goût de M', hosted by Géraldine Sarratia, is rebroadcasting past episodes during July and August. This week's episode features comedian Panayotis Pascot,…

• Diego Villalba Transforms Four Seasons Formentor into Living Art Space exhibition

  Spanish artist Diego Villalba has created a site-specific installation at the Four Seasons Resort Mallorca at Formentor, part of the resort's summer 2026 cultural season. The…

• From Churchill to Tiger Milk: The Top 5 Weirdest Summer Drinks other

  The article, published in the German newspaper Der Freitag, presents a list of the five weirdest summer drinks, as compiled by the editorial team. The drinks range from salty to…

• Titian's Erotic Mythologies: A Reappraisal of Love, Desire, Death exhibition

  In 2020, the National Gallery in London presented 'Titian: Love, Desire, Death', marking the first exhibition in almost 500 years to showcase six mythological paintings by Titian,…

• Harry and Meghan's Hollywood Dream Fades as They Prepare Return to UK other

  The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, are preparing to leave California and return to the UK, marking the end of their American venture. Since stepping…

• Armory Show Adds $35,000 Acquisition Prizes, Spotlights Caribbean Diaspora festival-fair

  The Armory Show, New York City's premier contemporary art fair, has announced two new acquisition prizes totaling $35,000 for its upcoming edition, which will feature a special…

• New Suhrkamp Anthology Debates Postliberalism's Relevance for the German Left publication

  A new anthology titled 'Postliberalismus? Eine transatlantische Debatte' (Postliberalism? A Transatlantic Debate), published by Suhrkamp, brings together voices from the USA,…

• Altersarmut in Dessau: Mittagstisch zeigt die Realität des Lebens im Alter other

  In Dessau-Roßlau, a town in Saxony-Anhalt with a population of around 75,000, the Rossel-Treff community center provides lunch for the underprivileged three times a week. The…

• Rethinking Human Exceptionalism: The Animal Within opinion-review

  In a recent article on doppiozero, Maurizio Corrado explores the philosophical and scientific shift in understanding humans as animals. The piece, published on August 21, 2026,…

• Emilio Salgari: The Tragic Life and Enduring Adventure Legacy of Italy's Master Storyteller other

  Emilio Salgari, who was born in Verona on August 21, 1862, and passed away in Turin on April 25, 1911, is celebrated for his adventure stories featuring iconic figures such as the…

• Karl Marx in Carcere a Volterra: A Surreal Multiplied Portrait exhibition

  On Friday, July 31, 2026, at 6:30 PM, the courtyard of the Volterra prison will host a surreal installation: a Karl Marx figure multiplied by twenty-four. The figures, each with a…

• Brazil's New Anti-Money Laundering Rules Reshape Art Market Compliance institutional

  Brazil's art sector is experiencing significant regulatory changes aimed at tackling money laundering and corruption. The ENCCLA has introduced Action 08/2026, which brings…

• Maylis de Kerangal's Many Voices: A Chance Encounter on a Train publication

  The article recounts a serendipitous meeting between Maddalena Fingerle and Charlotte Ladevèze on a train from Venice to Munich. Fingerle, an Italian, was reading the children's…

• Russia Conducts Missile Test Near Disputed Kuril Islands Following Putin's Visit other

  On Thursday, Russia's Pacific Fleet revealed it had carried out a missile test close to the contested Kuril Islands, which are claimed by both Russia and Japan. The exercise…

• Barragán's Guadalajara Legacy: Conservation Challenges and UNESCO Potential cultural-heritage

  As the 10th anniversary of Le Corbusier's UNESCO World Heritage listing is celebrated in July 2026, a discussion in Guadalajara has turned to whether Luis Barragán's works could…

• MoMA's 'Full Disclosure' Traces 200 Years of Information Design exhibition

  From September 27, 2026, to June 13, 2027, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York will showcase "Full Disclosure: The Edge of Information Design." This exhibition will…

• Brandon Flowers releases country album 'Thrasher', questions fame's worth publication

  Brandon Flowers, frontman of The Killers, has released his third solo album, 'Thrasher', marking his first solo work in 11 years. Recorded in Nashville's RCA Studio A, the album…

• Alison Knowles Retrospective at Nikolaj Kunsthal Highlights Site-Specific Fluxus History exhibition

  The retrospective 'Alison Knowles: Retrospektiv 1960-2022' closed at Copenhagen's Nikolaj Kunsthal on July 26, 2026, after a run that began in 2022. The exhibition, curated by…

• Faubourg Galant Hotel Branding by Abmo Blends Geometric Arches with Tactile Print architecture-design

  Abmo Branding, a French design studio, has introduced the visual identity for Faubourg Galant, a hotel located in Paris. The branding features a geometric monogram inspired by…

• Munehiro Yoshimura's 'Illusion on Outskirts of Town' at KAYOKOYUKI, Tokyo exhibition

  Munehiro Yoshimura's solo exhibition 'Illusion on Outskirts of Town' is on view at KAYOKOYUKI gallery in Tokyo from July 11 to August 29, 2026. The show presents a series of…

• Thomas Sauvin's Archive of Discarded Family Negatives Captures China's Analog Era cultural-heritage

  Thomas Sauvin, a French artist and collector, has amassed an archive of over a million discarded family negatives from Beijing, China, spanning the 1980s to early 2000s. The…

• China's First Booster Landing Paves Way for Reusable Rockets other

  China has hit a major milestone in its space program by successfully landing an orbital rocket booster on solid ground for the very first time. This achievement is a crucial step…

• 19 Fall Decor Ideas to Cozy Up Your Home This Season other

  Architectural Digest has published a guide featuring 19 fall decor ideas to help readers prepare for cozy nights in. The suggestions range from subtle autumnal vibes to a full…

• Amalia Pica's 'Lecturas Posibles' Opens at The Bass, Transforming The Rotunda into a Chalkboard Library exhibition

  On September 17, 2026, The Bass in Miami Beach will unveil 'Lecturas Posibles,' an engaging installation by Argentine artist Amalia Pica, which will be on display until February…

• US charges woman with Isis-inspired plot to blow up New York State Capitol other

  US authorities have charged Jessica Bowie, 35, with attempting to provide material support to designated foreign terrorist organizations after she allegedly expressed a desire to…

• Álvaro Diego Gómez’s 50-Year Textile and Sculpture Survey Opens at Museo de Artes Visuales exhibition

  From July 16 to August 22, 'Trama Espacial', a retrospective showcasing the work of Colombian artist Álvaro Diego Gómez (b. 1956), will be on display at the Museo de Artes…

• Google Pixel 11 Review: Minor Upgrade, Major Price other

  The Pixel 11, along with the Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL, was introduced by Google, showcasing minor enhancements compared to its predecessor, the Pixel 10. The starting price for the…

• Beachwear Brands Overlook Men's Tops, Says Monocle's Asia Editor opinion-review

  In a recent opinion article for Monocle, Asia editor James Chambers expresses his discontent with menswear brands that overlook stylish upper body beachwear. He points out that…

• Abigail DeVille's 'Deo Vindice (Orion's Cabinet)' at MOCA exhibition

  Abigail DeVille's installation, 'Deo Vindice (Orion's Cabinet),' created for 2025, is currently featured in the group exhibition 'Monuments' at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA and…

• Craig & Karl: Double Vision brings global visual language to Cairns Art Gallery exhibition

  Queenslanders Craig Redman and Karl Maier, known as Craig & Karl, are set to unveil their exhibition 'Double Vision' at Cairns Art Gallery from 4 September 2026 to 16 January…