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• Tomokazu Matsuyama Reveals Portrait of Ms. Lauryn Hill at Murmrr Event artist

  Tomokazu Matsuyama and Ms. Lauryn Hill collaborated on a portrait based on a photograph from the 2025 Met Gala, selected independently by both. The painting, featuring moon, sun,…

• Bolivian film 'La hija Cóndor' hits French cinemas, exploring tradition and modernity other

  On 19 August 2026, Bolivian director Álvaro Olmos Torrico's second feature 'La hija Cóndor' opens in French cinemas. The Quechua-language drama centres on Clara, a teenage…

• Marsupilami Film Success in France Questioned by Critics opinion-review

  The film adaptation of the Marsupilami character has drawn more than six million viewers in France. The comedy, described as a crude slapstick farce, is the subject of a review…

• How Queer Men Can Age Well: Jan Hoek on Mister Motley opinion-review

  In an article for Mister Motley, Jan Hoek addresses the question of how queer men can age in a positive way, noting the rarity of older queer role models. The piece, part of the…

• African Families Demand Answers as Young Men Are Trapped on Russian Battlefields other

  As the conflict in Ukraine continues, African families are facing growing despair, particularly as young men lured to fight for Russia find themselves trapped on the front lines,…

• 5 Things to Know About the Barbizon School and Its Influence on Impressionism other

  The Barbizon School, a French landscape movement from the mid-19th century, did not have an official structure or a manifesto. It took its name from the village of Barbizon,…

• Clockmakers' Museum Marks George Daniels' 100th Birthday with Horology Display cultural-heritage

  Born in London in 1926, George Daniels is celebrated as the foremost watchmaker of the 20th century. To honor his centenary, the Clockmakers' Museum at the Science Museum has…

• Charlotte Yonga's Portraits of Madagascar's Gen Z at Rencontres d'Arles exhibition

  In Madagascar, photographer Charlotte Yonga's portraits of the island's Gen Z capture a generation caught between desire for freedom and attachment to tradition. Taken in 2024, a…

• 4Creative's Miketta Lane and David Wigglesworth on Speed, No Hierarchy, and Distinctive Creative Work institutional

  In an interview with It's Nice That, 4Creative director Miketta Lane and executive creative director David Wigglesworth discussed the agency's rapid, no-hierarchy approach to…

• Harriet Richardson on swapping Pentagram for the Edinburgh Fringe stage artist

  Harriet Richardson, who transitioned from graphic design to performance art, is set to unveil her hour-long show 'CREEP' at the Edinburgh Fringe from August 5 to 30. In a personal…

• Charlotte Rohde's Heart-Dotted Typeface Oficía Mono Sparks a Sci-Fi Fintech Novel publication

  Berlin-based type designer Charlotte Rohde has launched Oficía Mono, a new typeface marked by heart-dotted i's, which she treats as a character with a corporate identity. The…

• Mattia Balsamini's Robotics Photography Subverts Sci-Fi Cliches artist

  Photographer Mattia Balsamini captures robots—mechas and mechanical dogs—to subvert sci-fi clichés of robotics. Growing up in northeastern Italy in a family air-conditioning…

• Casa Gapfohl: Bernardo Bader Architekten's 99 m² Cabin Rooted in Primitive Hut Theory architecture-design

  Completed in 2023, Casa Gapfohl is a 99-square-meter cabin designed by Bernardo Bader Architekten and showcased on ArchDaily's Spanish site. Curated by Nina Vuga and captured…

• Creative Boom's Six Career Tips for Junior Creatives other

  Creative Boom has published a list of six pieces of advice aimed at junior creatives, though the guidance is applicable to professionals at any stage. The advice, drawn from the…

• Ruhrtriennale 2026: Abramovic, Acogny, De Keersmaeker, and Ivo Van Hove's Bowie Tribute festival-fair

  The Ruhrtriennale 2026 will run from August 20 to September 20 across five German cities: Bochum, Duisburg, Dortmund, Essen, and Mönchengladbach. Marina Abramovic is set to…

• Frank Beard, ZZ Top Drummer, Dies at 77 other

  Frank Beard, the drummer for the legendary southern rock band ZZ Top, has died at the age of 77. He passed away in an hospice, a palliative care facility, and the cause of death…

• NCARB 2026 Report: More Diverse Architecture Candidates, Persistent Licensure Gaps architecture-design

  The 2026 NCARB by the Numbers report indicates that the number of licensed architects in the U.S. rose by 6 percent in 2025, bouncing back from a decline the year before.…

• Paloma Bau's Valencia Renovation Rejects Beige for Bold Color and Flexible Living architecture-design

  Paloma Bau has completed a full renovation of a home in Valencia, Spain, abandoning neutral beige interiors for a bold, colorful scheme tailored to the owners' wish for a lived-in…

• Street Art Cats Take Over Fluctuart in Free Paris Exhibition 'Chacun cherche son chat' exhibition

  Running until August 23, Fluctuart, the floating urban art center located at Pont des Invalides in Paris, showcases 'Chacun cherche son chat', a complimentary exhibition that…

• Edson and Tilks Collaborate on 'our hands meet, please stay' at Zuzeum, Riga exhibition

  Beginning on July 4, the Zuzeum Greenhouse at the Zuzeum Art Museum in Riga will showcase 'our hands meet, please stay,' an exhibition featuring the works of Jamieson Edson and…

• SHMF Concerts: Barenboim, Eschenbach, Ticciati Lead Orchestras with Yo-Yo Ma and Kian Soltani festival-fair

  The Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival (SHMF) hosted three unforgettable concerts. Christoph Eschenbach led the Schleswig-Holstein Festival Orchestra in a rendition of Dvořák's…

• The Digital Mirror: Wendy McMurdo on Technology and Childhood at National Galleries of Scotland exhibition

  At the National Galleries of Scotland, Wendy McMurdo presents 'The Digital Mirror,' showcasing over 50 pieces, which include previously unseen photographs and seldom-exhibited…

• Putin's First Visit to Disputed Kuril Island Strains Japan-Russia Ties other

  Russian President Vladimir Putin made his first-ever visit to one of the four disputed islands, known as the Northern Territories in Japan and the Southern Kurils in Russia, on…

• Anna Castelli Ferrieri: The Queen of Plastic and Kartell's Iconic Designs artist

  Anna Castelli Ferrieri (1918–2006), often referred to as "the Queen of Plastic," established Kartell alongside her spouse Giulio Castelli in 1949, initially focusing on car…

• Private House in La Claye by atelier iso architectes architecture-design

  In 2023, atelier iso architectes completed a private house in La Claye, a village in La Bretonnière-la-Claye, France. The 79 m² residence occupies a 300 m² corner plot that had…

• Studio Blackburn Revamps Brompton's Brand with Factory-Floor Typography architecture-design

  Studio Blackburn has unveiled a new global brand platform for Brompton, the iconic British folding bicycle manufacturer. The project, which aims to support Brompton's expansion…

• Group Show 'Pull Up a Chair' Features 17 Emirati Women Artists in Abu Dhabi exhibition

  At Abu Dhabi Creative Centre, the group exhibition 'Pull Up a Chair' unites 17 Emirati women artists, curated by Sara Al Sulaimani. The show transforms personal memories into…

• Ukraine Pavilion 'Pool of Questions' at Venice Architecture Biennale 2027 Tackles Displacement and Shared Space architecture-design

  During the 20th International Architecture Exhibition at La Biennale di Venezia, the Ukrainian pavilion showcases 'Pool of Questions', an installation by the CO-HATY initiative,…

• BURR's Kitchen Table for Esther Merinero's Madrid Studio architecture-design

  BURR has turned a table into a kitchen for artist Esther Merinero's studio in Madrid. The stainless-steel table, designed for the renovation of a former industrial building,…

• Xue Ying's First Solo at Capsule Shanghai: 'the room is empty, but pregnant' exhibition

  Capsule Shanghai is showcasing 'the room is empty, but pregnant,' the inaugural solo exhibition of Xue Ying. The display includes sculptures and installations that separate…

• Wake in Fright: Ted Kotcheff's 4K Restored Outback Nightmare Returns to Theaters cultural-heritage

  Ted Kotcheff's 1971 film "Wake in Fright" is being re-released in a restored 4K version, marking its return to cinemas. The Canadian director's work, a harrowing descent into the…

• Christian Lacroix's Dazzling Drawings Exhibition at Musée Réattu in Arles Reveals the Fashion Designer's Hidden Talents exhibition

  Christian Lacroix, the flamboyant couturier known for opulent, Provence-inspired silhouettes, is also a talented draughtsman. From 4 July to 4 October 2026, the Musée Réattu in…

• The Savoy Reimagined: G.A Group's Refurbishment of a London Icon architecture-design

  The Savoy, a landmark hotel in London, is currently being renovated by G.A Group. With a legacy spanning over 135 years, its guest list boasts names such as Claude Monet, Frank…

• WASP's Itaca: Italy's First Certified 3D-Printed House Completed Near Imola architecture-design

  WASP, an Italian company specializing in additive manufacturing, has finalized Itaca, a 3D-printed residence located near Imola in Emilia-Romagna. This structure is touted as…

• Renovated London Terrace by Studio 163 Architects Folds Concrete Floor into Garden Planters architecture-design

  In 2022, Studio 163 Architects undertook a renovation of a three-storey terrace located on Falkland Road in Kentish Town, London, for a couple with design expertise and two…

• Li Donglu's 'Reborn' at Alisan Atelier: Ruin and Renewal exhibition

  Li Donglu, a painter residing in Paris, will showcase his 2026 oil-on-canvas piece titled 'Reborn' in the group exhibition 'New Voices in Paris Now: Between Memory and Matter' at…

• Taiwanese Artists Accuse Gwangju Biennale of Political Censorship festival-fair

  The Gwangju Biennale, a major South Korean art event, has denied allegations of political censorship leveled by Taiwanese artists. The dispute stems from a disagreement over the…

• Didier Sandre Plays Don Diègue's Lament in Le Cid, Directed by Denis Podalydès other

  At 80, Didier Sandre, a sociétaire of the Comédie-Française, performed the lament of Don Diègue from Le Cid in a production directed by Denis Podalydès. Sandre took on the role of…

• Ten Argentine Houses Shaped by Regional Landscapes: A Survey of Domestic Architecture architecture-design

  On August 19, 2026, Agustina Iñiguez released 'How to Inhabit a Territory: 10 Houses Molded by the Landscapes of Argentina,' which highlights ten single-family residences located…

• Donald Judd's Artillery Sheds to Undergo $16M Restoration cultural-heritage

  Two former military buildings that minimalist artist Donald Judd repurposed are set for a major restoration. The project, which will update the structures, carries a budget of $16…