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• Gaudí Declared Venerable as Sagrada Família Exterior Nears Completion After 144 Years cultural-heritage

  Pope Francis authorised a decree in April 2025 naming Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí "venerable," the first major step toward canonisation. Beatification, the next stage, requires…

• Monocle Selects Natural-Material Furniture, From USM Storage to a 1973 Scarpa Armchair architecture-design

  Monocle's design selection emphasizes the aesthetic appeal and stress-relieving properties of untreated wood, stone, vegetable-tanned leather, and raw metal. Among the highlighted…

• Arundhati Roy Addresses Artificial Intelligence in Equator.org Article ai-technology

  Arundhati Roy is the subject of an article titled "Arundhati Roy On The AI End Game," published on the website Equator.org. The page's accompanying text consists solely of a…

• Owain Wyn Evans Admits 'Wobbles' Over 400-Mile Four-Nations Children in Need Ride other

  Owain Wyn Evans, who hosts the Early Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2, is feeling uncertain about completing a nearly 400-mile charity bike ride for Children in Need. With just 19…

• Spotify Purges 50 Million AI Tracks as Fans and Stars Draw Lines on Synthetic Music digital

  Over the last year, Spotify has eliminated roughly 50 million tracks deemed as AI slop from its user recommendations. The platform’s editors do not curate content classified as…

• Iris Scott's Angel Trilogy Brings Finger-Painted Angels to the Forest artist

  Three oil paintings completed in late 2026 make up the Angel Trilogy, the newest body of work by Brooklyn-based artist Iris Scott, who is described as one of the few fine-art…

• Olivier Mourgue, Designer of Djinn Chairs Featured in 2001: A Space Odyssey, Dies at 87 other

  Olivier Mourgue, the French designer whose Djinn chairs appeared in Stanley Kubrick's 1968 film 2001: A Space Odyssey, died at 87. Born in Paris, Mourgue studied at the École…

• Electronic Arts Shuts Down BioWare, Cuts Roughly 400 Jobs other

  Electronic Arts is closing BioWare, the developer behind the Dragon Age and Mass Effect franchises. The company disclosed the decision in an internal memo circulated to staff on…

• PetaPixel Launches PixelMeter, an Aggregated Review Score for Cameras and Lenses publication

  PixelMeter, described by PetaPixel as the camera industry's first review aggregator, assigns each product a single score from 1 to 100 drawn from hundreds of reviewers. Cameras,…

• Novo Collective's uncommissioned Brings Six Public Artworks to Curaçao exhibition

  Six new public artworks have been installed across Curaçao for the second edition of uncommissioned, the experimental public art programme of Novo Collective. The organisation was…

• Mayumi Takeuchi Wins Nikkor Photo Contest Grand Prix for Underwater Bird Shot award

  At the 74th Nikkor Photo Contest, Mayumi Takeuchi from Kanagawa captured the Grand Prix with her stunning underwater photograph of a booby, receiving a prize of 500,000 yen…

• Edward Berger Says Hollywood Needed Netflix to 'Wake Up' at Rome's MIA Market festival-fair

  Speaking at the MIA Market in Rome, Edward Berger argued that the film industry required a disruptor of Netflix's scale. The director of All Quiet on the Western Front and…

• PHP Patches Two Critical Remote Code Execution Flaws Found With AI Assistance digital

  PHP issued security updates on Wednesday addressing two critical vulnerabilities that permit unauthenticated remote code execution. Researchers located both flaws with assistance…

• Trump Faces New Scrutiny Over Putin Ties After Ukraine Policy Shift other

  Questions have resurfaced regarding US President Donald Trump's relationship with Russian leader Vladimir Putin following a shift in Washington's posture toward Ukraine. A senior…

• Nikita Teryoshin Documents Pussy Riot's Venice Biennale Protest Against the Russian Pavilion other

  In 2026, photographer Nikita Teryoshin was approached by Nadya Tolokonnikova of Pussy Riot to capture their protest outside the Russian Pavilion during the Venice Biennale preview…

• Fondazione Mudima Revisits Helmut Schober, from Vienna Actionism to Luminous Abstractions exhibition

  "Helmut Schober. Luce e Movimento" is currently on display at Fondazione Mudima in Milan, showcasing the work of Helmut Schober, who was born in Innsbruck in 1947 and passed away…

• Antonio Biasiucci's 'Archetipi' Volume Accompanies Reggia di Caserta Retrospective publication

  Published by Allemandi, Archetipi gathers more than four decades of Antonio Biasiucci's photographic research, recombining images from concluded series into fresh sequences. The…

• Patricia Martinez Arquitetura Designs Casa Bahia as a 263 m² Summer House in Bahia architecture-design

  Patricia Martinez, leading the studio Patricia Martinez Arquitetura, designed Casa Bahia as a summer house for herself, with Ana Marujo credited as lead architect alongside…

• Filipe Galgani Shoots KALTBLUT Editorial Blending Body, Colour and Tropical Nature publication

  Photographer Filipe Galgani created a KALTBLUT exclusive editorial that pairs the human body with fruit, flowers, water and tropical references. Brazilian model Luís Filipe,…

• Pyramidiacs, Lemon Twigs, Chameleons y más giras internacionales de pop y garaje por España este otoño festival-fair

  Los Pyramidiacs, un cuarteto originario de Sídney, conmemoran tres décadas de Teeter Totter con una gira por España, que incluye actuaciones en Caravaca Power Pop el 24 de octubre…

• Abdellah Taïa's "Debout dans tes rêves" Explores Bond Between Moroccan Sitter and Parisian Child publication

  Abdellah Taïa's new novel "Debout dans tes rêves," published by éditions Julliard, centers on the relationship between Majid, a Moroccan student in Paris facing precarious…

• Lisa Przystup's 'Once Around the Sun' Chronicles a Year in the Western Catskills publication

  Lisa Przystup, a design writer and former florist, has launched *Once Around the Sun*, an almanac-themed book subtitled "seasonal rituals, food, and stories from a house upstate."…

• Sorolla's Portrait of Louis Comfort Tiffany Goes on View at Tiffany & Co.'s The Landmark exhibition

  A painting on canvas from around 1911 by Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida, featuring Louis Comfort Tiffany, is currently displayed at Tiffany & Co.'s flagship store on Fifth Avenue in…

• Netflix Forecasts 13 Percent Revenue Growth as Shares Fall on Attention Concerns economy-finance

  Netflix projected full-year revenue growth of 13 percent, a figure broadly consistent with its earlier guidance. Despite that forecast, the company's shares fell more than 5…

• Angelbert Metoyer: The Afrofuturist Impulse Surveys Three Decades of Cosmic Abstraction publication

  Marquand Books has released a new monograph titled Angelbert Metoyer: The Afrofuturist Impulse, which explores over thirty years of the artist's work, born in Houston. Contextual…

• Lis Sam's Butterfly Portraits Fill Fremin Gallery in Solo Show 'Metamorphosis' exhibition

  The Fremin Gallery in New York City is showcasing a solo exhibition by artist Lis Sam titled "Metamorphosis," which opened on September 10, 2026, and will be on view until October…

• Native Union's Pop Phone Brings the Retro Handset Back for USB-C Devices architecture-design

  Native Union, the tech accessories brand founded in 2009 by Igor Duc and John Brunner with design based in Paris, has reissued its Pop Phone — a retro handset that plugs into the…

• Jimmy Buffett's $275 Million Trust at Center of Family Legal Dispute other

  A legal battle over the Margaritaville fortune has divided Jimmy Buffett's family three years after the musician's death, according to court documents and interviews reported by…

• Millie Bobby Brown and Jake Bongiovi Coordinate Monochrome Looks for New York Dinner Date other

  For a dinner date at the Corner Store in New York City, Millie Bobby Brown donned a three-piece faux suede ensemble from Modalità Vacanza. Her outfit featured a cropped blush mock…

• Hanamurasaki Ryokan in Yamanaka Onsen Unveils Contemporary Art and Design Overhaul architecture-design

  Kohei Yamada, a sixth-generation owner, along with his wife Manami, has transformed Hanamurasaki, a historic ryokan in Yamanaka Onsen, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, which has been…

• Trawling, Mining and Acidification Threaten Submerged Heritage, Studies Warn cultural-heritage

  A study led by Rory Quinn from Ulster University, published in The International Journal of Nautical Archaeology, reveals that merely 0.2% of the 150,000 shipwrecks documented…

• Cosima von Bonin's Plush Menagerie Invades Petit Palais for Art Basel Paris 2026 exhibition

  Leather octopuses, mohair whales, a velvet St. Bernard, a bulldog, a pair of scallops and hermit crabs have taken up residence in the sculpture galleries of Paris' Petit Palais as…

• ART for The World's 'Playgrounds & Toys 2000–2025' Donates Collection to Benaki Museum, Athens exhibition

  The Benaki Museum in Athens will host 'Playgrounds & Toys 2000–2025' from 30 October 2025 to 11 January 2026, featuring over 60 creations from 50 artists, celebrating the donation…

• Nelson Byrd Woltz Breaks Ground on Restorative Eagle Courtyard at Walter Reed Medical Center architecture-design

  A new Eagle Courtyard is underway at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. Spearheaded by Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects, the project…

• Putin Offers Iran Mediation at First-Ever CIS Summit Appearance by Iranian President economy-finance

  At a summit in Turkmenbashi, Turkmenistan, in early October, Iranian President Massud Peseschkian attended a meeting of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) — the first…

• Anna Bella Geiger Wins 2026 Velázquez Prize for Visual Arts award

  The 2026 Velázquez Prize for Visual Arts, valued at 100,000 euros, has been awarded to Brazilian artist Anna Bella Geiger. The jury commended her innovative approach and…

• Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol Curates "No es un poema, aunque soñemos muchas cosas" at Galerie Nordenhake, Mexico City exhibition

  From September 3 to October 24, Galerie Nordenhake in Mexico City showcases "No es un poema, aunque soñemos muchas cosas," the second exhibition curated by Lagartijas Tiradas al…

• Romance Was Born Extends Antique Wallpaper Series With Spring 2027 Part Two other

  Luke Sales and Anna Plunkett, the designers behind Romance Was Born, released a second spring 2027 ready-to-wear offering roughly two months after their initial spring collection.…

• Alfredo Martínez Channels 1980s Glamour and Telenovela Drama for Spring 2027 other

  Alfredo Martínez's spring 2027 line drew inspiration from the different phases of sleep, linking it to a poem by Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz. The show was split into three parts,…

• Catharina van Hemessen, Painter of the First Known Artist-at-Work Self-Portrait, Gets Major Antwerp Show exhibition

  At just 20 years old, Catharina van Hemessen created the first known self-portrait of an artist engaged in her craft in 1548, currently housed in Kunstmuseum Basel. The artwork…