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• Multistudio unveils design for Eisenhower Education Center in Abilene, Kansas architecture-design

  Multistudio, a firm based in Kansas City recognized as AN's 2025 Best Practice of the Year in the Midwest, has released designs for the 14,000-square-foot Eisenhower Education…

• Cj Hendry Opens Permanent Flower Shop in Hong Kong exhibition

  Artist Cj Hendry has opened a permanent three-level flagship store called Flower Shop in Hong Kong, located at G/F, 15 Aberdeen Street in Central, near PMQ. The shop features…

• Othmane Bengebara Studio's Minimalist Villa Ddaar in Morocco Joins Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026 architecture-design

  Founded in 2020 by architect Othmane Bengebara, who has French-Moroccan roots, Othmane Bengebara Studio has earned a spot in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026. Their latest…

• NASA's Swift Rescue Mission Fails; Observatory to Burn Up other

  NASA's attempt to rescue the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory has concluded unsuccessfully. The mission, initiated in July, sought to elevate the telescope's orbit but was…

• Odami Designs Toronto Steakhouse Shinji with Denim, Karaoke, and Toto Toilets architecture-design

  Toronto's financial district now hosts Shinji, a Japanese steakhouse designed by Odami, a Toronto-based architecture and design studio. The project was initiated by Brandon Marek,…

• Expert Tips for Cleaning Grout and Preventing Future Grime other

  Grout, the porous material used between tiles, is prone to accumulating dirt and mildew. Experts offer various methods to clean and maintain it. The article from Architectural…

• Threads User Asks Women Why They Skip Manicures, Gets Career-Focused Replies other

  A Threads user named Jenny Nuel sparked a lively conversation by asking why some women skip manicures and pedicures. Responses highlighted that women in various professions find…

• Wolf Kahn Foundation Opens Permanent NYC Space; MoMA PS1 Gets New Café institutional

  On August 24, the Wolf Kahn Foundation inaugurated a permanent location at 134 West 26th Street in NYC, honoring the German-born American artist. This space contains research…

• Margaret Qualley Wears Chanel's Barefoot Sandals at 'The Dog Stars' Premiere other

  At the London premiere of Ridley Scott's film 'The Dog Stars' on [date not specified], actress Margaret Qualley made a bold fashion statement by wearing Chanel's controversial…

• Disney's Legal Battle Against FCC Chair Brendan Carr Over ABC License Threats other

  Disney has initiated a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) following threats to ABC's broadcast license, a move that has sparked debate over the legal…

• Julia Stephen: Pre-Raphaelite Muse and Mother of Virginia Woolf exhibition

  A new exhibition at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford, titled 'Pre-Raphaelites Reframed', reconsiders the legacy of Julia Stephen (née Jackson), a muse for Pre-Raphaelite…

• Audiovisual Experimentation Center in Avellaneda Transforms Former Oil Mill into Municipal Archive architecture-design

  In Avellaneda, Argentina, a former oil mill is being transformed into a municipal archive focused on audiovisual heritage by the Audiovisual Experimentation Center (CEA). This…

• Avellaneda's Centro de Experimentación Audiovisual: Adaptive Reuse of an Oil Factory architecture-design

  In Avellaneda, Argentina, the Centro de Experimentación Audiovisual (CEA) is a newly established cultural venue, crafted by the Dirección General de Arquitectura, Secretaría de…

• Taiwan Pavilion Name Dispute Sparks Censorship Accusations at Gwangju Biennale exhibition

  The 16th Gwangju Biennale in South Korea is embroiled in a dispute regarding the designation of Taiwan's pavilion. Originally named the "Taiwan Pavilion," it has been renamed to…

• Schwimmdemo in der Spree wegen schlechter Wasserqualität abgesagt other

  Eine für Donnerstagabend geplante Schwimmdemonstration in der Spree, organisiert vom Verein Flussbad, wurde aufgrund unzureichender Wasserqualität abgesagt. Stattdessen…

• Godox P100 Pocket Printer Offers 300 dpi Dye-Sublimation Prints other

  Godox has introduced the P100 Portable Color Photo Printer, a pocket-sized dye-sublimation device designed for photographers on the move. The printer delivers 300 dpi output with…

• Russian Publishers Sentenced in LGBT Book Case; Industry in Turmoil cultural-heritage

  In May 2025, authorities in Moscow arrested ten individuals associated with Eksmo, the largest publishing house in Russia. Among them, three—Pavel Ivanov, Dmitry Protopopov, and…

• Irina Scherbakowa on Exile: Dissidents' Role Extends Beyond Borders other

  At the 'Tage des Exils' (Days of Exile) event, historian and dissident Irina Scherbakowa delivered a speech emphasizing that dissidents' crucial role for their homeland does not…

• Brightin Star Launches APO 35mm f/1.7 ASPH. Lens for Leica M-Mount via Kickstarter other

  Brightin Star has launched its new APO 35mm f/1.7 ASPH. lens for Leica M-Mount cameras, initially revealed on Kickstarter. This is their second M-Mount lens, following the 28mm…

• Sleeping at Museo Jumex: A Performance on Dreams, Risk, and Palestinian Solidarity exhibition

  On July 17, 2026, the author took part in 'Jornalera de sueños' at Museo Jumex in Mexico City, an event organized by artists Emilio Carrera and Sandra Sánchez. The performance…

• Demon Hunter Sues Netflix Over KPop Demon Hunters Trademark Infringement other

  Christian metal band Demon Hunter, through its corporate entity Hyde Lane, has filed a lawsuit against Netflix, Netflix Studios, and AEG Presents, alleging trademark infringement.…

• Former KKK Building in Fort Worth to Become Arts Center by Studio Barnes and Ch_studio architecture-design

  Designs have been revealed by Studio Barnes, Ch_studio, GFF, and JIMA Studio to repurpose a 1920s structure in Fort Worth, Texas, previously associated with the Ku Klux Klan, into…

• Nolan's 'The Odyssey' Becomes Highest-Grossing R-Rated Film Ever other

  Christopher Nolan's cinematic take on Homer's 'The Odyssey' has shattered box office records, now holding the title of the highest-grossing R-rated film globally, overtaking…

• The Art of Drag: Seven Artists Who Subverted Gender Norms other

  The Collector's article 'The Art of Drag' examines how seven modern artists manipulated gender markers in their works to deconstruct societal perceptions of masculinity and…

• Why Hollywood Production Is Increasingly Leaving Los Angeles other

  Los Angeles and California are struggling to retain film, television, and game show production, which is increasingly relocating to other regions. The Los Angeles Times reports…

• PetaPixel Podcast: DJI vs Insta360 Gimbal Cameras, Sony FX5 Delay, Kodak Profitability other

  In this week's episode of The PetaPixel Podcast, host Jordan Drake and special guest Becca Farsace debate the merits of the latest gimbal cameras from Insta360 and DJI, ultimately…

• Park Chan-wook's First European Photography Exhibition Opens at Lee Ufan Arles exhibition

  The acclaimed South Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook, known for films such as Old Boy, The Handmaiden, and Decision to Leave, is presenting his photographs for the first time in…

• Vogue's 2026 Guide to the Best Trench Coats for Women other

  Vogue's guide for 2026 emphasizes the timeless charm of women's trench coats, first designed by Thomas Burberry in 1879. The fall 2026 fashion shows featured a variety of styles,…

• Stories in the Seams: A People's History of Black Quilts and Their Makers publication

  Chronicle Books will release 'Stories in the Seams: A People's History of Black Quilts and Their Makers' on October 6, a richly illustrated volume researched by Sharbreon Plummer…

• Harvard's Writing Center Closure Sparks Outcry Over AI and Education institutional

  The recent announcement from Harvard University regarding the closure of its writing center and the termination of director Jane Rosenzweig has drawn backlash from students,…

• Robert Charles Mann's Solargraphs: Six-Month Pinhole Exposures at Château Miraval publication

  Robert Charles Mann, a photographer, has unveiled a monograph named Solargraphs, published by Hemeria, which showcases 50 pinhole images taken during his residency at Château…

• Thomas Biebricher on AfD as a Class Project from Above: Elites Set the Agenda opinion-review

  In a recent interview with the German newspaper der Freitag, political scientist Thomas Biebricher discusses the rise of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) and similar right-wing…

• Ghent University Suspends Academic Behind Jason Arday Plagiarism Accusations other

  Ghent University in Belgium has suspended Nathan Cofnas, a US academic who spearheaded plagiarism accusations against the late Jason Arday, a former Cambridge professor found dead…

• Majority of Americans Anxious About AI, Pew Survey Finds ai-technology

  A survey by the Pew Research Center, carried out from June 22-28, 2026, involving 3,488 adults in the U.S., indicates that 52% of Americans are more worried than enthusiastic…

• Trump's Anti-Alliance Stance Extends to South Korea opinion-review

  President Donald Trump has expressed discontent with South Korea, accusing it of benefiting from the US military's presence without contributing to the Iran conflict, while…

• Luigi Doni on Painting as Light, Memory, and Permanence artist

  In an interview with Segno, Italian painter Luigi Doni discusses his artistic philosophy, emphasizing the role of memory, time, and materiality in his work. Doni describes his…

• Galerie Picks 7 British Designers for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's UK Return architecture-design

  Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to return to the U.K. with their children, Prince Archie, aged 7, and Princess Lilibet, aged 5, for schooling, six years after relocating to…

• ABERTO Solo Inaugurates New Exhibition Space at Teatro Cultura Artística with Luísa Matsushita exhibition

  The ABERTO platform inaugurated its inaugural solo exhibition series, ABERTO SOLO, at São Paulo's Teatro Cultura Artística, spotlighting Brazilian artist Luísa Matsushita…

• Dance Critic Gia Kourlas Compares Champion Surfer Caitlin Simmers to Ballet opinion-review

  In an article from the New York Times on August 19, 2026, dance critic Gia Kourlas compares the elegance of ballet to the skill of high-level surfing, spotlighting champion surfer…

• Tania Mouraud's 1968 Autodafé: Burning Paintings to Reinvent Her Art artist

  In 1968, French artist Tania Mouraud performed a radical act of self-destruction by burning her abstract paintings. This event, part of a series on 'artistic self-destructions' in…