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• Ugo Bienvenu and Félix de Givry: An Unlikely Duo in Cinema other

  Ugo Bienvenu and Félix de Givry, two French filmmakers in their thirties, have been collaborating since meeting on a film set in 2013. They co-founded a production company and…

• New Book Explores David Bowie's Eclectic Record Collection publication

  'David Bowie: Music Lover,' a publication by ACC Art Books, delves into the musical preferences of the legendary artist. Written by Jérôme Soligny and featuring input from Geoff…

• Chleboteka Okrąglak by CUDO: Modernist Café Interior in Wrocław architecture-design

  Polish architecture studio CUDO has designed the interior of Chleboteka Okrąglak, a café located in the iconic Okrąglak building in Wrocław, Poland. The project, curated by Nina…

• Union J's JJ Hamblett Returns to Horse Racing for Leger Legends other

  On 11 September, JJ Hamblett, known for his time on X Factor and as a member of Union J, will make a comeback to horse racing at Doncaster Racecourse for The Leger Legends race.…

• A Pilgrimage to Monet's Giverny and a Fox Encounter at Duchamp's Grave other

  In a personal travelogue for the column 'Il Sole allo Zenit', the author recounts a summer trip to Giverny, the village where Claude Monet spent his final 43 years. The visit…

• Venice Biennale Journey: Venice Simplon-Orient-Express and New Art Spaces other

  Traveling to the Venice Biennale on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express merges the elegance of Art Deco with modern artistic expression. Since its revival in 1982 by James Sherwood…

• Five Stoic Quotes from Marcus Aurelius' Meditations publication

  The Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius wrote his 'Meditations' in the 2nd century AD as a personal collection of Stoic reflections, not intended for publication. The text was…

• Gribouillis! Festival in Bordeaux Celebrates Independent Comics with 70 Authors festival-fair

  The Gribouillis! festival in Bordeaux, dedicated to independent comics and children's books, returns for its sixth edition from September 10 to 13, 2026. The event features a book…

• Plana House: Free Downloadable Timber Home Design by Kristijan Markoc architecture-design

  Kristijan Markoc from Plana Architecture, a Swiss firm, has launched Plana House, a downloadable design for a small timber home with two bedrooms. The house covers 42 square…

• Nine Artists Engage with Fejø's Landscape in Site-Specific Exhibition exhibition

  On the Danish island of Fejø, the exhibition 'Of Gardens – The Secret Motions of Things' presents nine contemporary artists whose works are integrated into the island's public and…

• Amandine Agić's Debut Novel Explores Yugoslav Heritage publication

  In 2026, Amandine Agić, a writer of French-Swiss-Bosnian descent, released her debut novel titled "D'un pays qui n'existe plus" (From a Country That No Longer Exists) through…

• Jérôme Heurtaux's 'Le droit international est-il mort à Gaza ?' Examines Law's Limits in Gaza Conflict publication

  On September 6, 2026, RFI's 'Idées' featured host Pierre-Édouard Deldique in conversation with political scientist Jérôme Heurtaux regarding his book, 'Le droit international…

• Carlo Ratti's 'Objectify' Column Celebrates the Ephemeral Beauty of Beach Buckets and Spades opinion-review

  In a summer series for Wallpaper*, architect Carlo Ratti examines Italy's ordinary objects, focusing on the plastic bucket and spade as tools of creative destruction. He notes…

• Battle of Ain Jalut: How Mamluks Halted Mongol Expansion in 1260 cultural-heritage

  On September 3, 1260, the Battle of Ain Jalut took place, where Sultan Sayf ad-Din Qutuz of the Egyptian Mamluk Sultanate confronted a Mongol force led by Kitbuqa, effectively…

• BSA Images of the Week: Street Art Responds to a Shuddering World other

  On September 6, 2026, Brooklyn Street Art (BSA) launched its latest installment, 'BSA Images Of The Week 09.06.26,' showcasing the work of prominent street artists from New York…

• Luz on Surviving Charlie Hebdo Attack: 'I Was Haunted by Ghosts' artist

  French cartoonist Luz, a survivor of the 2015 attack on Charlie Hebdo, reflects on the traumatic aftermath in an interview with Le Monde. He describes being 'inhabited by ghosts'…

• Centre des monuments nationaux publishes comprehensive lexicon of French Catholic heritage terms publication

  The Centre des monuments nationaux (CMN) has released a comprehensive reference work cataloging all terms associated with Roman Catholicism in France, offering an unprecedented…

• Zaha Hadid Foundation Opens Archive and Plans Museum in London institutional

  Under the leadership of Aric Chen, who began his tenure in the summer of 2025, the Zaha Hadid Foundation (ZHF), founded in 2013, is undergoing significant changes. The foundation,…

• Mariska Hargitay Wins Two Emmys for Documentary 'My Mom Jayne' award

  Mariska Hargitay was honored with two Primetime Emmy Awards at the Creative Arts Ceremony held on September 5, 2026, for her HBO Max documentary 'My Mom Jayne: A Film by Mariska…

• GTA 6 Hype: Netflix Showcase, Hacker Leaks, and the Most Anticipated Game Ever digital

  Scheduled for release on November 19, 2025, 'Grand Theft Auto VI' (GTA 6) will be available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox. Rockstar Games is behind its development, with Take-Two…

• Opéra national de Paris offers immersive VR tour of Palais Garnier before five-year closure digital

  Before the Palais Garnier closes for five years of renovation, the Opéra national de Paris is offering the public a unique immersive experience. Visitors can follow in the…

• Dörte Hansen on Rural Life, Agriculture, and Her New Novel 'Broder' publication

  In a conversation with NZZ, Dörte Hansen, a German novelist born in 1964 in Husum, elaborates on her recent book 'Broder'. The story revolves around twin brothers Bahnsen, a…

• Julia von Lucadou's New Novel Explores Switzerland's Nuclear Bunkers publication

  In her latest novel, German author Julia von Lucadou examines the concept of protective spaces, focusing on Switzerland's extensive network of nuclear bunkers. The country, often…

• Swiss German Wordplay: From 'Muul' to 'Schnurrpfeifereien' opinion-review

  In a recent column for NZZ am Sonntag, the author delves into the vocabulary of Swiss German, focusing specifically on terms related to the mouth and the expression…

• GTA 6 Hype: Anarchic Freedom and Netflix Collaboration digital

  The upcoming release of 'Grand Theft Auto 6' (GTA 6) is generating unprecedented hype in the gaming industry, surpassing all previous titles in the series. Known for their…

• The Assassination of Reinhard Heydrich: Hitler's 'Blond Beast' other

  The article from NZZ Feuilleton examines the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich, a prominent Nazi official often referred to as Hitler's 'blond beast'. Heydrich was one of the…

• NZZ am Sonntag: Libanon-Liebesgeschichte, Schweden-Krimi und Fussballstadien als Kulturtipps other

  In der Feuilleton-Sektion der NZZ am Sonntag finden Leser eine Vielzahl von Kulturtipps, die unterschiedliche Medienformen umfassen. Dazu gehören ein Prepper-Thriller, Songs aus…

• Zürich Kantonsrat verbietet Kopftücher in Klassenzimmern other

  Der Zürcher Kantonsrat hat mit einer Mehrheit ein Verbot von Kopftüchern in Klassenzimmern beschlossen. Das Verbot gilt für Lehrerinnen und Schülerinnen und wurde von der SVP…

• Frederic Edwin Church's 'Aurora Borealis': A Masterpiece of Light and Symbolism other

  Frederic Edwin Church's 1865 painting 'Aurora Borealis' is a landmark of American landscape art, currently held in the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC. The work…

• Henry Fuseli's 'The Nightmare': A Gothic Masterpiece of Sleep Paralysis and the Unconscious other

  Swiss artist Henry Fuseli (1741–1825) painted 'The Nightmare' in 1781, which was first shown at the Royal Academy in 1782 and is currently housed at the Detroit Institute of Arts.…

• Van Gogh's 'The Starry Night': A Masterpiece of Post-Impressionism artist

  Painted in 1889, Vincent van Gogh's 'The Starry Night' stands as a cornerstone of Post-Impressionism, crafted during his time at the Monastery of Saint-Paul de Mausole in…

• Caspar David Friedrich's 'Abbey in the Oakwood': A Macabre Masterpiece of Romanticism other

  Painted between 1809 and 1810, Caspar David Friedrich's 'Abbey in the Oakwood' depicts a funeral procession of monks carrying a coffin through a snowy, fog-laden landscape toward…

• Spitfire Roastery: A Coffee Factory Reimagined as Lifestyle Hub in Rural China architecture-design

  In Liyang, Jiangsu, the Spitfire Roastery by Nota Architects transforms a coffee roasting factory into a multifunctional lifestyle infrastructure, responding to a growing trend of…

• Church in Sachsen-Anhalt Takes Stand Against AfD Ahead of Elections other

  Ahead of the September 6 elections in Sachsen-Anhalt, the Protestant Church in Central Germany has publicly positioned itself against the far-right AfD. Pastor Eva Lange, who…

• Elderly riders bear brunt of rising New York City subway attacks other

  According to NYPD transit chief Joseph Gulotta, assaults on elderly individuals in the New York City subway system are contributing to an increase in felony offenses. During a…

• Uwe Timm Receives Goethe Prize, Warns of AfD Rise in Germany award

  On August 28, the anniversary of Goethe's birth, German writer Uwe Timm was awarded the prestigious Goethe Prize, which is conferred every three years and has previously honored…

• Rita Charon's Narrative Medicine Essays Compiled in Italian publication

  The Italian translation of Rita Charon's collected writings on narrative medicine, titled "Raccontare la malattia" (Telling the Illness), has been published by Raffaello Cortina…

• Chelsea's USDC Jersey Deal Raises Legal Questions for Hong Kong Fans economy-finance

  Supporters of Chelsea in Hong Kong find themselves torn between their allegiance to the team and the recently enacted Stablecoins Ordinance, which limits the advertising of…

• Venice Biennale 83: The Great Leap Backward festival-fair

  The 83rd Venice Biennale, running from 2026, has been criticized for a malfunctioning mechanism, not the ticketing system but the so-called 'Barbera Line'—a virtuous compromise…

• Juliet Art Magazine Celebrates 45 Years with Milan Exhibition exhibition

  Celebrating its 45th year, the Italian art publication Juliet will host the exhibition "Juliet 45 Years" at SiteRoom in Milan from September 23 to October 30, 2026. The opening on…