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• Olivier Debré's Stage Curtains Unveiled at Pavillon Comtesse de Caen exhibition

  An exhibition at the Pavillon Comtesse de Caen in Paris reveals a lesser-known facet of Olivier Debré's work: his stage curtains. The show, titled 'La peinture en scène', presents…

• Gracie Abrams stars in Chanel's Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu campaign directed by Joe Wright other

  Chanel Beauty has unveiled a new fragrance, Coco Mademoiselle: Crush Absolu, with a campaign film starring singer Gracie Abrams and directed by British filmmaker Joe Wright, known…

• António Costa Lima Arquitectos adds concrete extension to historic Lisbon school architecture-design

  António Costa Lima Arquitectos has finalized a concrete addition to the historic Colégio de Santa Maria school in Lisbon, which replaces an unauthorized annexe with sculptural…

• Mark Guiducci's First September Issue at Vanity Fair Features Marc Jacobs publication

  On the latest episode of Vogue's podcast, 'The Run Through,' hosted by Chloe Malle, Mark Guiducci, Vanity Fair's global editorial director, opened up about his debut September…

• Sharjah Architecture Triennial 2026: Curator Vyjayanthi Rao on Civic Infrastructure exhibition

  Scheduled to run from 14 November 2026 to 14 April 2027, the third Sharjah Architecture Triennial, named 'Architecture Otherwise: Building Civic Infrastructure for Collective…

• Giverny Heat Damage, Slevogt Painting Reattributed, Berlin Museum Seeks School Photos cultural-heritage

  This summer, Claude Monet's garden in Giverny suffered extreme heat damage, prompting deputy head gardener Rémi Lecoutre to describe the situation as 'unbelievably sad.' To…

• Alibaba's AI Cloud Revenue Surges 45% in June Quarter ai-technology

  In the second quarter, Alibaba Group Holding showcased robust growth in its AI and cloud sector, recording a remarkable 45% increase in revenue, amounting to 48.4 billion yuan—its…

• V&A Tour Guide Highlights Bequests: From Diamond Sprays to a Quack Doctor's Statue cultural-heritage

  A V&A tour guide, reflecting on 12 years of service, has organized free tours during Legacy Weeks to showcase objects acquired through bequests. The tours highlight the importance…

• Hailey Bieber Embraces Fluro Yellow in Vintage Dolce & Gabbana other

  Hailey Bieber, the founder of Rhode beauty, has embraced the neon trend by wearing an acid yellow vintage Dolce & Gabbana camisole adorned with cream lace. She was seen at Sushi…

• How Kepler's Elliptical Orbits Undermined Astrology other

  Johannes Kepler, the imperial mathematician and court astrologer to Emperor Rudolph II and General Albrecht von Wallenstein, inadvertently dismantled the scientific credibility of…

• Bauhaus Manifesto: Broad Alliance Defends Art Freedom Against AfD cultural-heritage

  A group comprising cultural leaders, artisans, architects, and religious institutions has unveiled the "Bauhaus-Manifest 2026" to uphold artistic liberty in response to the AfD's…

• Charline Tartare's 'Laboratoire de mémoire' at the Faculty of Pharmacy in Paris exhibition

  The Faculty of Pharmacy in Paris will host an exhibition by artist Charline Tartare titled 'Laboratoire de mémoire' from September 14 to October 2, 2026. The exhibition transforms…

• 20 Must-See Exhibitions for Fall 2026: From Cezanne to Warhol exhibition

  As September approaches, the art world gears up for a busy autumn season. Connaissance des Arts has curated a list of 20 exhibitions set to open across Europe and the US, spanning…

• Brad Pitt Executive Produces Wim Wenders' Peter Zumthor Documentary other

  German director Wim Wenders has enlisted Brad Pitt as an executive producer for a documentary focusing on Swiss architect Peter Zumthor. Titled 'From Inside Out – The Architecture…

• Omar Galliani's 'L'eco della Sibilla' Installed in Ascoli Piceno exhibition

  The triptych 'L'eco della Sibilla' (2026) by Omar Galliani, measuring 300 x 600 cm and crafted with black pencil on untreated poplar wood panels, is currently displayed at the…

• Angie Nixon Wins Florida Senate Primary; Speed Museum Returns Native Artifacts other

  In a surprising turn of events, Florida's Angie Nixon has emerged victorious in the Democratic Senate primary, securing 56% of the votes against retired US Army Lt. Col. Alex…

• A Queer Arcana: Art, Magic, and Spirit at Palm Springs Art Museum exhibition

  From March 28 to October 18, 2026, the Palm Springs Art Museum will host "A Queer Arcana: Art, Magic, and Spirit," under the curation of David Evans Frantz. This exhibition, part…

• A' Design Award 2026 Winners: Furniture and Interiors Prioritizing Identity award

  The latest winners of the A' Design Award and Competition, which was founded in 2008 and is organized by designboom, have been revealed. This prestigious international competition…

• Venice's Rialto Fish Market to Become Cultural Space cultural-heritage

  The historic Pescherie di Rialto in Venice is set to undergo a transformation into a cultural and scientific space, as announced by Mayor Simone Venturini during a site inspection…

• Marie Gayeski and Hannah Schneider Discuss Illness, Photography, and the Cosmos artist

  In a recent chat on Lenscratch, photographer Marie Gayeski opened up about her project called 'elemental,' collaborating with artist Hannah Schneider. Gayeski, who earned her MFA…

• Architects and Museum Directors Debate the Future of Exhibitions opinion-review

  In an article featured on Artribune, notable figures from the art community express their visions for upcoming exhibitions. Christian Greco, director of Museo Egizio, underscores…

• Vox's New Podcast 'America, Actually' Aims to Move Beyond Trump other

  Vox has launched a new podcast titled 'America, Actually,' which seeks to discuss American politics without centering on former President Donald Trump. The show's premise raises…

• Lucas Ansel's Stop-Motion Short Reimagines a New Yorker Classic digital

  Lucas Ansel has created a stop-motion short film based on a classic Shouts & Murmurs piece from The New Yorker. The film, titled "A '12 Inch Pianist' Walks Into a Bar," reimagines…

• Emily Nussbaum Champions Cult TV Show 'Slings & Arrows' in Critics at Large Podcast other

  In the final segment of the summer Critics at Large interview series, Alexandra Schwartz engages with Emily Nussbaum, former television critic for The New Yorker. They explore…

• Underground Spa by KIP arhitekti in Slovenia architecture-design

  KIP arhitekti has completed the Underground Spa, a 110 m² wellness interior located within a former mill complex in Slovenia. The project, finished in 2023, was led by architects…

• Libby Flores's 'Every Weekday at 4:45 P.M.' in The New Yorker publication

  Libby Flores's short story 'Every Weekday at 4:45 P.M.' was published in The New Yorker's flash fiction section. The narrative follows a man who calls a woman named Daisy Maisey…

• Subterranean Spa by KIP arhitekti in a Rustic Estate architecture-design

  KIP arhitekti has completed a subterranean spa within a former mill estate, now a tourist complex. The project, covering 110 square meters, was finished in 2023 and is located in…

• Novak Djokovic Documentary 'The Wolf in Winter' Premieres on Prime Video digital

  The documentary 'Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter' premiered today on Prime Video, directed by Jason Hehir, known for 'The Last Dance'. The film offers an intimate portrait of…

• Vogue's Guide to the Best Crossbody Bags for On-the-Go Style other

  Vogue has released an extensive guide showcasing the finest crossbody bags, featuring a selection from high-end fashion brands. This guide emphasizes bags that blend aesthetics…

• Japanese Actress and Writer Keiko Kishi Dies at 93 other

  Keiko Kishi, a prominent Japanese actress, writer, and producer, passed away on August 7, 2026, at the age of 93. She was renowned for her roles in films by celebrated directors…

• Gregory Santos: Miami Designer Blends Storytelling and Experimentalism architecture-design

  Gregory Santos, hailing from Miami Beach, is the founder of Studio Santos and the operations lead at S. Lab. His approach to design emphasizes crafting vibrant environments that…

• Underground! Alternative Press of the 1970s at BnF François-Mitterrand exhibition

  The Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF) François-Mitterrand is hosting an exhibition titled 'Underground! La presse alternative dans les années 70' (Underground! Alternative…

• Ferrari Wins at The Quail; Chinati Restores Judd; Brussels Flower Carpet Honors Hokusai other

  At The Quail during Monterey Car Week, Bruce Meyer’s 1957 Ferrari 625/250 Testarossa took home the Best of Show award among more than 200 contenders. Originally built for John von…

• Trump Builds Helicopter Pad at White House, Altering Its Appearance other

  US President Donald Trump is having a helicopter landing pad constructed on the White House grounds, marking another alteration to the official residence's appearance. The…

• Taiwan Pavilion Renaming Sparks Censorship Dispute at Gwangju Biennale exhibition

  The 16th Gwangju Biennale is embroiled in a naming dispute after the Biennale Foundation referred to Taiwan's involvement as the 'NTMoFA Pavilion' rather than the 'Taiwan…

• Ragnar Kjartansson's 'Weekdays in Arcadia' Opens at Goodwood Art Foundation exhibition

  Ragnar Kjartansson, an artist from Iceland, is set to unveil his first significant exhibition in the UK in over ten years at the Goodwood Art Foundation. Titled 'Weekdays in…

• EU Ban on Destroying Unsold Stock: Compliance Questions Linger other

  One month after the European Union's ban on destroying unsold stock took effect, fashion brands are still grappling with implementation challenges. The regulation, part of the…

• Corteiz: How Secrecy and Scarcity Built a Streetwear Empire other

  Corteiz, founded in 2017 by Clint Ogbenna (Clint419), has redefined streetwear by turning scarcity into a competitive advantage. The brand's website was initially accessible only…

• Rihanna's Anti-Boho Style: Velour Tracksuit and Snake Sandals in NYC other

  Rihanna was spotted in New York City wearing a muted orange velour tracksuit by Chloé, paired with a croc-embossed bag and snake-print Amina Muaddi sandals. The outfit, chosen for…

• Matthias Bublath's Dream Band Records in New York artist

  Munich-based jazz keyboardist Matthias Bublath has released a new album recorded in New York with his Dream Band, marking one of approximately 47 remarkable projects in his…