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• Eight Iconic Photographs of World War I in Serbia cultural-heritage

  This article showcases eight important photographs that illustrate Serbia's experience during World War I, a conflict that resulted in the loss of nearly one-third of its pre-war…

• Mary Longe's 'Art Legacy Compass' Offers Nine-Step Guide for Managing Artist Estates Across Generations publication

  In "Art Legacy Compass," Mary Longe presents a nine-step framework for overseeing an artist's studio and estate. Leveraging her background as a visual arts advocate and the former…

• Manchester Gen Z band Westside Cowboy debuts with 'It Goes On' other

  Westside Cowboy, a Gen Z band from Manchester, has released a debut record titled 'It Goes On'. The group favours classic rock and is known for its endearing earnestness,…

• Jewellery Was Never Innocent: 50 Creatives Rethink the Ornament in Patmos, Milan, and Athens exhibition

  Opening from August 19 to 23 at the Patmion Cultural Center in Patmos, Greece, the group exhibition “Jewellery Was Never Innocent,” curated by Joy Herro, showcases nearly fifty…

• New Yorker Recommends Transporting Summer Reads and Highlights Emma Cline's Booker Long-Listed 'Switzy' publication

  The summer reading list from The New Yorker highlights three 'inconvenient' titles known for their unique perspectives and emotional resonance, drawing inspiration from W.B.…

• Jazz Grant Presents Collage as Radical Archiving at Nicer Tuesdays London other

  Multimedia artist Jazz Grant took the stage at Nicer Tuesdays London in July, presenting collage as a radical form of archiving. Her talk followed the group show 'Are We Really…

• A 1938 Children's Book as Propaganda for the 1939 New York World's Fair opinion-review

  The 1939 New York World's Fair, known as The World of Tomorrow, stands out as a hallmark of aggressive branding during the 20th century, crafted in response to the Great…

• Der Freitag Opinion: Iran Peace Requires Sanctions Relief and Security Guarantees opinion-review

  In an opinion article, Der Freitag, a German weekly, argues that for a lasting peace between Iran and the United States, the emphasis should be on lifting economic sanctions…

• Kisho Kurokawa's Nakagin Capsule Tower: The Rise, Fall, and Museum Afterlife of a Metabolist Icon architecture-design

  The Museum of Modern Art in New York will showcase Capsule A1305 from July 10, 2025, to July 12, 2026. This capsule is part of the Nakagin Capsule Tower, designed by Kisho…

• Immersive Cité des Fables Opens in Paris with La Fontaine Fables Reimagined exhibition

  The Cité Immersive des Fables will debut on September 8, 2026, at 5 Rue de Berri in Paris, close to the Champs-Élysées. This 1,000 square meter exhibition brings to life the…

• PFAS 'Forever Chemicals' Contaminate Over 23,000 Sites in Europe; EU Agency Urges Ban other

  New mapping reveals over 23,000 locations across Europe contaminated with PFAS, the so-called 'forever chemicals' that persist indefinitely. Used in everyday products like frying…

• Iran Warns Gulf States Against US Assistance as UAE Halts Economic Ties other

  On Wednesday, Ali Abdollahi, the chief of staff for Iran's armed forces, cautioned Gulf countries that any support for the US military would be interpreted as complicity in its…

• Matter Makers, AWR and BAZ Studio complete OBA Next Lab, a demountable timber library in Amsterdam architecture-design

  The OBA Next Lab, a 1,175-square-metre temporary timber library and community hub, has been inaugurated in a vacant public square in Amsterdam-Zuidoost. This project, designed…

• Nancy Spero Centenary: From Subway Mosaics to Feminist Art Pioneer artist

  Nancy Spero would have celebrated her 100th birthday on August 24. The American artist, who passed away at the age of 83 in October 2009, became well-known for her contributions…

• Musée d'Orsay Plans Major Auguste Bartholdi Exhibition for Statue of Liberty's 140th Anniversary exhibition

  An exhibition dedicated to Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi will take place at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris from September 15, 2026, to January 31, 2027. This event commemorates both the…

• Benjamin Blanc Named Finalist for ACS Studio Prize Amid Uneasy Figurative Works opinion-review

  French artist Benjamin Blanc, based in London, has reached the finals of the ACS Studio Prize, chosen by judges David Dawson, Sir Gabriele Finaldi, Philip Mould, and Viscountess…

• Studio Lievito Unveils Marmifere: Modular Urban Furniture from Carrara's Waste Marble architecture-design

  Studio Lievito, located in Florence, has introduced Marmifere, a collection of modular urban furniture crafted from reclaimed marble waste, drawing inspiration from the Ferrovia…

• The Art Newspaper Publishes Guide to Artist Agents and Consultancies publication

  On August 19, 2026, The Art Newspaper released a guide highlighting 20 artist agents and consultancies dedicated to supporting and managing the careers of visual artists. Among…

• How Medieval Writers Crafted Christian Myths: King Arthur, St George, and Beowulf cultural-heritage

  An article featured in TheCollector delves into the beginnings of King Arthur and St George, illustrating how medieval authors crafted these tales from remnants of history, pagan…

• Inside Paul Smith’s Archive: 5,000 Garments Tell the Story of British Fashion cultural-heritage

  Wallpaper* delves into the Paul Smith Archive located in Nottingham, which has been organized by the Paul Smith Foundation since 2020. Situated at the company’s headquarters, this…

• Our Hero, Balthazar's Antihero Becomes Instagram Influencer with 116K Followers digital

  Oscar Boyson's independent film 'Our Hero, Balthazar' stars Jaeden Martell as Balthazar Malone, a teenager from a Manhattan private school who forms a friendship with Solomon,…

• Luxury Wallpaper Shifts from Final Layer to Primary Architectural Material architecture-design

  Selected Wallpapers & Interiors is at the forefront of a significant trend where luxury wallpaper has become a key architectural element. This Dutch company works alongside…

• Kristi Noem 'ICE Barbie' Statue Unveiled in South Dakota other

  In South Dakota, a bronze statue honoring former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was revealed, showcasing her in 'ICE Barbie' attire alongside her horse, Iceman. This…

• Ana Casas Broda on Motherhood, Memory, and Photobooks in Conversation with Anastasia Sierra artist

  In the 'Photographers On Photographers' series by Lenscratch, Boston-based photographer Anastasia Sierra converses with Ana Casas Broda, a photographer originally from Spain now…

• 5 Weekly Art History Routines to Build Visual Literacy in the Classroom other

  The Art of Education has published a guide outlining five weekly routines designed to integrate art history into daily classroom practice, fostering visual literacy and…

• Alessandro Piva: A Photographer's Lifelong Quest to Preserve the Po Delta in Images artist

  Alessandro Piva, who was born on December 22, 1957, in Adria, Italy, has spent more than forty years capturing the essence of the Po River Delta. In 2023, he introduced his…

• Belvedere Event Presents New Research on Erika Giovanna Klien's Written Art exhibition

  The Belvedere in Vienna will host a presentation on Erika Giovanna Klien (1900–1957), spotlighting the role of letters and text in her work. The event builds on a research project…

• Curator Verena Gamper Leads Belvedere Tour of Erika Giovanna Klien exhibition

  The Belvedere's Unteres Belvedere hosts a curator's tour focused on Austrian-American artist Erika Giovanna Klien, led by curator Verena Gamper. Through selected works, the tour…

• Mareterra, Monaco: Public Art Shifts from Participation to Contemplation architecture-design

  The Mareterra district in Monaco presents a thought-provoking approach to public art that emphasizes perception. Among the prominent installations is Grotte bleue, created by…

• Shatara Michelle Ford's 'Dreams in Nightmares' Follows Black Queer Artists on a Road Trip opinion-review

  In her second feature, 'Dreams in Nightmares,' Shatara Michelle Ford tells the story of three Black women artists—Zuleka (Denée Benton), Tasha (Sasha Compère), and Lauren (Dezi…

• Anthropic Adds Invisible Watermark to Claude Text: AI Transparency and the Stigma of Machine Writing ai-technology

  Anthropic has introduced an imperceptible watermark within the text generated by its language model, Claude, allowing AI detection systems to recognize passages created by AI.…

• Casa Heenvliet by Studio Brandvries: A Residential Extension in the Netherlands architecture-design

  Casa Heenvliet is a residential extension designed by Dutch architecture firm Studio Brandvries. Completed in 2024, the 280-square-meter project sits on the edge of the historic…

• Social Media Addiction: Mechanisms Well-Researched, But What's Next? opinion-review

  An opinion piece from Süddeutsche Zeitung examines the psychological mechanisms that make users addicted to social media platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook. It…

• Bill Blass Archive Heads to Christie's Auction; Mary Heilmann Dies at 86 market-auction

  From September 9 to 23, Christie's will host an auction featuring 129 items from the personal collection of Bill Blass, titled 'Bill Blass: American Elegance.' A preview will take…

• Picha Art and Research Center in DRC Launches Urgent Crowdfunding Appeal institutional

  In Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo, the Picha Art and Research Center has initiated a GoFundMe campaign to address increasing operational expenses and diminishing…

• Henry Moore at Kew: Sculpture and Nature in Uneasy Dialogue opinion-review

  John-Paul Stonard offers a critique of the exhibition Henry Moore: Monumental Nature, currently displayed at Kew Gardens until 31 January 2027. This showcase includes Moore's…

• Lesleigh Jermanus of Alémais Named Designer of the Year at 2024 Australian Fashion Laureate Awards artist

  At the 2024 Australian Fashion Laureate Awards, Lesleigh Jermanus, co-founder and creative director of the Australian brand Alémais, was honored as Designer of the Year. She and…

• Paris Exhibition 'Esprit critique, détrompez-vous !' Challenges Fake News with Interactive Miniature City exhibition

  The exhibition 'Esprit critique, détrompez-vous !' is currently taking place at the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie in Paris, running until August 29, 2027. Its purpose is to…

• Samuel Beckett’s German Diaries Published for the First Time publication

  Samuel Beckett, master of the absurd, traveled through Hitler's Germany. His 'German Diaries' – published for the first time – are the grim and often amusing protocols of this…

• Paolo Sorrentino's 'Youth' (Ewige Jugend) – Film Review: Aging, Beauty, and Decadence at Davos' Schatzalp Hotel opinion-review

  In 'Ewige Jugend' (Youth), Oscar-winning filmmaker Paolo Sorrentino brings together Michael Caine and Harvey Keitel at the Schatzalp hotel in Davos, drawing inspiration from…