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• David Hockney's 80-Meter iPad Frieze of Normandy Seasons at Serpentine North exhibition

  At Serpentine North in London, visitors can see an 80-metre-long frieze titled 'A Year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts about Painting' by David Hockney. This piece, created…

• New Statue of Kristi Noem and Her Horse Unveiled in South Dakota other

  On August 7, a statue of Kristi Noem, the former Secretary of Homeland Security, was unveiled in South Dakota. The sculpture includes Noem's horse, Iceman. Noem previously oversaw…

• Sea Escape Hypothesis Strengthens in Theft of Antonello da Messina Works from MuMe cultural-heritage

  On August 15-16, 2026, four paintings by Antonello da Messina were stolen from the Museo Regionale di Messina (MuMe) during the busy Ferragosto holiday, prompting speculation…

• Porfirio Building by ViGa Arquitectos: Densification with Identity in Mexico City architecture-design

  The Porfirio Building, a mixed-use housing project spanning 460 square meters, was finalized in 2025 by ViGa Arquitectos in Mexico City's Noche Buena area. Crafted by architects…

• Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns Marry in Malibu with Star-Studded Wedding Weekend other

  On Saturday, August 15, model Jordyn Woods and Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns exchanged vows at a Malibu estate. Their wedding festivities commenced with a civil ceremony on…

• Änne Ruwe’s Graduate Collection 'Achtung, Wildwechsel!' Fuses Neoprene and Knitcraft at ZK/U Berlin artist

  Designer Änne Ruwe showcased her graduate collection titled 'Achtung, Wildwechsel!' (Caution, Deer Crossing!) at seefashion26 in Berlin's ZK/U. The collection incorporates…

• Kader Attia and Elizabeth Peyton Take Up the Louvre's First Residency exhibition

  To mark its 230th anniversary, the Musée du Louvre is reviving its historic role as a residence for artists, a practice that ended when Napoleon expelled them. Kader Attia and…

• Markus Dochantschi's 'studioMDA: Space for Art' Redefines the Architecture of Looking publication

  The inaugural monograph of Markus Dochantschi, the founder of studioMDA in New York, titled 'studioMDA: Space for Art,' has been released by Hatje Cantz. After more than 20 years…

• Alex Prager's 'Matinee' Reimagines Los Angeles at Lehmann Maupin exhibition

  The exhibition "Matinee" by Alex Prager is on display at Lehmann Maupin in New York until August 21, showcasing four large-scale photographs that portray Los Angeles as a…

• Pi Artworks Now Represents Antonio Cosentino artist

  Antonio Cosentino, an Istanbul-based artist born in 1970, will be represented by Pi Artworks. Since 1996, he has been a founding member of the Hafriyat Collective. Cosentino's…

• Peter Thiel's Antichrist Lectures and the Biblical Origins of a Deceptive Figure other

  Peter Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal, has recently attracted attention for his lectures on the Antichrist, presented in Rome. This topic, which gained popularity through the Left…

• Reza Raeisifar and Saber Abar Transform Steel Spheres into Modular Furniture architecture-design

  Designers Reza Raeisifar and Saber Abar unveiled Wishes Collection, a series of furniture and objects crafted from identical polished steel spheres. The collection includes…

• Drone Pilot Records First Aerial Footage of Humpback Whale Giving Birth artist

  Alexander Forrest, a videographer, has made an incredible discovery: he filmed the first-ever aerial footage of a humpback whale giving birth close to New South Wales. While he…

• Halle Saint Pierre to Showcase 'S' Grand Atelier's Collective Art Brut exhibition

  The Halle Saint Pierre in Paris will host an exhibition featuring the 'S' Grand Atelier from September 11, 2026, to July 31, 2027. This Belgian art center, established in 1992…

• Berlin SPD's Expropriation Proposal for Russian Cultural House Sparks Controversy other

  In 2021, a significant 58% of voters in Berlin favored the socialization of major housing companies with compensation, yet nearly five years later, this decision has not been…

• Kerry James Marshall's 'The Histories' Opens at Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris in 2026 exhibition

  Marshall elevates Black everyday life to history painting in his first French retrospective, The Histories, at the Musée d'Art moderne de Paris (18 Sept 2026–24 Jan 2027). Seventy…

• AnOther Team's Desert Island Beauty Picks: From Luxury Creams to LED Masks other

  AnOther Magazine staff share their desert island beauty essentials, featuring luxury skincare, haircare, and wellness products. Susannah Frankel chooses Sisley Black Rose Cream…

• Superhero & Princess Weekend at Seashore Trolley Museum, August 22-23 festival-fair

  The Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport, Maine, will hold its Superhero & Princess Weekend on August 22-23, from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Attendees are invited to dress in…

• Scientists Rediscover Living Coral Reefs off Benin Presumed Dead Since the 1960s other

  A coral reef barrier off the coast of Benin, initially mapped in the 1960s and thought to be extinct, has been found to be a thriving mesophotic coral ecosystem, as detailed in a…

• Great Books Professor Discovers Dostoevsky's 'Brothers Karamazov' Alongside Students opinion-review

  Matt Dinan, a 'Great Books' professor at St. Thomas University in New Brunswick, Canada, admitted in an August 17, 2026 New York Times opinion essay that he had not previously…

• ABC Sues Trump Administration Over Broadcast License Threats Citing Free Speech other

  American television network ABC has filed a lawsuit against the administration of President Trump, asserting violations of freedom of expression following threats against its…

• Wide-Leg Jeans Lead 2026 Denim Trends, Vogue Styling Guide Shows other

  Vogue's latest styling guide highlights wide-leg jeans as the most versatile denim silhouette for 2026, with options ranging from baggy skater fits to tailored trouser-like cuts.…

• Alex Graham’s ‘The Devil’s Grin: Book One’ Gets a Fantagraphics Edition and ArtReview Review opinion-review

  The Devil’s Grin: Book One, Alex Graham’s surreal comic series, is now available as a $29.99 softcover from Fantagraphics, collecting the first six issues of her self-published…

• Lee Bul: The Anatomy of Every Setting Sun at Hauser & Wirth New York exhibition

  On 10 September 2026, Hauser & Wirth will unveil 'The Anatomy of Every Setting Sun,' marking its inaugural exhibition with artist Lee Bul at the West 22nd Street gallery in New…

• Ross Bleckner's Dual Hamptons Exhibitions: Guild Hall Survey and Madoo Works on Paper exhibition

  Ross Bleckner, the painter known for meditations on loss, memory, and transformation, is the subject of two simultaneous exhibitions on Long Island's East End this summer. At…

• Julie Green's 'The Last Supper' Death Row Final-Meal Ceramics to Show at Grand Rapids Art Museum exhibition

  Starting on October 3, the Grand Rapids Art Museum will showcase Julie L. Green's ceramic collection, The Last Supper, for just over a year. This series, crafted by the late…

• Hi-tech Inside-Out Lloyd's Building Opens for Open House Festival architecture-design

  One day only will see the Lloyd's building in the City of London open its doors to the public for the first time since 2014, as part of the Open House festival. The 40th…

• Burnaway Launches Open Book, a Hybrid Book Club Across the South and Caribbean other

  Burnaway, an arts publication located in Atlanta, has introduced Open Book, its inaugural editorial book club that will host both in-person and virtual events. Each season, the…

• Vogue's Suede Sneaker Guide Highlights Bottega Veneta, Prada, and Nike other

  Suede sneakers are positioned as endlessly versatile off-duty essentials, suited for both casual and office attire. The guide spotlights low-runner silhouettes such as Bottega…

• Margot Robbie's Paris Dinner Look Channels Samantha Jones's All-Black Wardrobe other

  Kim Cattrall agreed to a cameo in 'And Just Like That...' on the condition that her character's look be designed by Patricia Field, the original costume designer of 'Sex and the…

• National Museum of Women in the Arts Examines Women Artists from Antwerp to Amsterdam exhibition

  The exhibition 'Rewriting Art History: Women Artists From Antwerp to Amsterdam' at the National Museum of Women in the Arts is supported by Wallace and Wilhelmina Holladay. This…

• Guimi You's 'When the Sun Shines Again' Nears Final Days at Lehmann Maupin New York exhibition

  Guimi You’s exhibition titled “When the Sun Shines Again” at Lehmann Maupin in New York showcases new oil paintings that delve into themes of renewal and new beginnings. As the…

• R2A Architectes Sinks One Apartment and Cantilevers Another in Caloz Bramois House architecture-design

  In 2025, R2A architectes completed the Caloz Bramois House in Bramois, Switzerland, a residence designed for two families that innovatively reinterprets the stacked duplex…

• NYCHA Harborview Terrace Unveils $3.8M Resident-Led Open Space Renovation architecture-design

  The open areas at NYCHA's Harborview Terrace Houses in Hell's Kitchen have been fully revamped, with a hefty investment of $3.8 million across 33,000 square feet. This project…

• West Bank Siege: Israeli Troops Pray With Settlers as Siege Dragged On other

  For more than a week, Palestinian residents in Qusra have been surrounded by settlers in the occupied West Bank, facing blockades on essential supplies and attracting global…

• The 10 Largest Museums in the World: Record-Breaking Spaces and Their Treasures cultural-heritage

  The Louvre, located in Paris and covering 780,000 square feet, was inaugurated in 1793 with a collection of 537 paintings, and today it boasts over 600,000 works, including the…

• Hidden Odilon Redon Sketches Discovered Behind Paintings at Fontfroide Abbey cultural-heritage

  During the removal of two canvases at the Abbaye de Fontfroide last week, conservation teams uncovered sketches by Odilon Redon, concealed beneath them for over a century. This…

• China Launches First Regular Arctic Shipping Service via Northern Sea Route Amid Red Sea Crisis economy-finance

  China has launched its inaugural scheduled shipping route via the Northern Sea Route (NSR) in the Arctic, coinciding with disruptions in the Red Sea due to the Iran conflict, a…

• Tony Wu Yuhuai, xAI co-founder, reportedly buys US$70M Hillsborough estate other

  Tony Wu Yuhuai, a co-founder of xAI, has finalized the purchase of a 12-acre estate in Hillsborough, California, for $70 million. This opulent property includes a nine-hole golf…

• Film und _ #10: Architektur — Free Screening at Belvedere 21, Vienna architecture-design

  On October 1, 2026, from 18:30 to 20:00, Belvedere 21 in Vienna (Arsenalstraße 1) hosts 'Film und _ #10: Architektur', a free screening event. Part of the 'Film und _' series, it…