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• The Milford Pink Band Releases 'Disrespecting Your Gift' and 'Kelly's Song' publication

  Led by Rhode Island songwriter Robert Shirley, The Milford Pink Band has unveiled two new singles, "Disrespecting Your Gift" and "Kelly's Song," which fuse Americana and country…

• Tim Smith's Bradford Daytimers Photographs Head to Tate Britain's 'The 90s: Art and Fashion' exhibition

  Tim Smith's photographs capturing Bradford's British Asian "daytimers" dance scene, unseen for many years, are part of the Tate Britain exhibition titled The 90s: Art and Fashion,…

• Ruo-Hsin Wu's Faceless Figures Float Through Darkness in Seoul and Singapore Shows exhibition

  Ruo-Hsin Wu, a painter from Taiwan, produces acrylic artworks that showcase glowing, pale figures set against deep black backgrounds. These pieces are marked by rich blacks and…

• Karolina Bielawska's 'Sparrow's Heart' at Wschód, Warsaw: A Review exhibition

  The solo exhibition "Sparrow's Heart" by Karolina Bielawska is being held at Wschód in Warsaw from September 18 to October 31, 2026. This showcase includes lilac-blue paintings…

• Three London Exhibitions Explore Architecture's Dialogue with Art, Fashion, and Light exhibition

  Three exhibitions in London are currently highlighting the intersection of architecture and art. At Boston Manor House in Brentford, Alec Boreham and Francesco Vitali,…

• Wakaliga Uganda Brings Wakaliwood Action Cinema to Chisenhale Gallery, London exhibition

  Wakaliga Uganda, an exhibition featuring the works of the Kampala-based filmmaking group Wakaliga Uganda, also known as Wakaliwood, is currently on display at Chisenhale Gallery…

• designboom Shop Drop Curates Creative Workspace Essentials for the Desk other

  designboom has introduced a new curated collection called 'back to the desk,' showcasing practical items for contemporary work environments. Featured products include the…

• FAROUT 2026 a Milano: il festival di live arts esplora il buio fino al 2 dicembre festival-fair

  La settima edizione di FAROUT, il festival di live arts di BASE Milano, avrà luogo dal 10 settembre al 2 dicembre 2026, trasformando l'ex Ansaldo e altri spazi urbani in un…

• Desert Dreaming: New Book Explores Residential Architecture in the American Southwest publication

  "Desert Dreaming: Design in the Southwest and Beyond," authored by Jessica Ritz and published by Gibbs Smith, delves into the residential architecture of North America's desert…

• World Architecture Day Highlights Hungary's Architectural Heritage cultural-heritage

  Hungary's architectural legacy is celebrated on World Architecture Day, showcasing its medieval churches, Baroque structures, Art Nouveau creations, Ottoman baths, and…

• Craig Charles Marks 50 Years Since Life-Changing Poetry Win with New Liverpool Tribute publication

  On National Poetry Day, Craig Charles, the 62-year-old actor and presenter, shared a new spoken word piece that pays tribute to his hometown of Liverpool. This piece celebrates…

• Luhring Augustine chiude lo spazio di Tribeca: resta solo la sede di Chelsea market-auction

  Luhring Augustine, una galleria d'arte di prestigio che rappresenta artisti come Christopher Wool e Salman Toor, ha chiuso la sua sede di Tribeca al 17 di White Street, aperta nel…

• Soft Modern and Biophilic Fiber Art Reshape New York Interiors in 2026 architecture-design

  In 2026, the interiors of New York adopt a Soft Modern aesthetic, merging the sleek lines of contemporary design with the inviting warmth of materials such as wool, linen, and…

• Zio Ziegler's 'The Tesseract' Opens at Almine Rech Tribeca Through October 21, 2026 exhibition

  Zio Ziegler's latest solo exhibition, titled 'The Tesseract,' is currently displayed at Almine Rech's Tribeca venue (361 Broadway) until October 21, 2026. Visitors can explore the…

• The Feeling's 'Twelve Stops and Home' Marked 20 Years Since Its Recording in a Horsham Shed other

  Dan Gillespie Sells, the lead singer of The Feeling, shared in a chat with BBC Radio Sussex that their debut album, Twelve Stops and Home, which went triple platinum, was actually…

• Ugo Rondinone's waterfall at Gladstone Gallery: Twelve Gemstone-Resin Sculptures with the Artist's Hair and Nail Ashes exhibition

  From September 17 to October 31, 2026, Ugo Rondinone's waterfall installation will be showcased at the Gladstone Gallery's 21st Street venue in New York. This exhibit includes…

• Chris Steele-Perkins' 1978 Wolverhampton Dance Photo Goes on Display in Home City exhibition

  A photograph taken by Chris Steele-Perkins in 1978 at Wolverhampton's Culture Centre, showing young Black people dancing to reggae, is now on display at the Grand Theatre in…

• Blue Plaque in Elham Marks Audrey Hepburn's Pre-War Childhood Years cultural-heritage

  A blue plaque located on a cottage close to the King's Arms pub in Elham, Kent, commemorates Audrey Hepburn's residence from 1936 to 1939. Following her parents' separation, she…

• House of Seiko Presents Ariel Parkinson: Politics & Theatre in Los Angeles exhibition

  The House of Seiko in Los Angeles is hosting its second exhibition dedicated to Ariel Parkinson (1926–2017), titled 'Politics & Theatre.' This showcase delves into the…

• Singelblok Residential Block by BureauVanEig and INBO Completed in Amsterdam-Noord architecture-design

  Hey! So, they just announced that the Singelblok project is done in Amsterdam-Noord, right by the Noord metro station. It’s a cool curved residential complex designed by…

• Maria Häfer Reflects on East German Identity 36 Years After Unity publication

  In a first-person essay published by der Freitag, author Maria Häfer examines how growing up in the East shaped her sense of identity, 36 years after German reunification. Häfer,…

• Tehran Billboards Mock Trump and US in Iran War Campaign other

  Massive billboards in Tehran, which ridicule US President Donald Trump and illustrate American drones crushed under the foot of an Iranian soldier, are chronicling Iran's conflict…

• Il Sole allo Zenit #58: The Weight of Responsible Collecting Choices opinion-review

  The essay examines the enduring impact of decisions made regarding art acquisitions. It opens with a collector's frustration over the loss of a Lucio Fontana artwork and…

• Rembrandt: 15 chefs-d'œuvre du maître du clair-obscur publication

  Rembrandt van Rijn passed away in Amsterdam on October 4, 1669. A curated collection of 15 iconic masterpieces from one of the foremost painters of the Dutch Golden Age is on…

• Seven Lesser-Known Ancient Wonders Still Accessible to Visitors cultural-heritage

  A recent survey reveals seven lesser-known ancient wonders that can still be visited today. Petra, located in Jordan, was carved from sandstone cliffs and dates back to the 5th…

• Fan Ho's First Italian Solo Show Explores Light and Shadow in Hong Kong Photography exhibition

  A new solo show featuring the renowned photographer Fan Ho, who was born in Shanghai in 1931 and passed away in San Jose in 2016, is making its debut in Italy. Curated by Elisa…

• Space Popular Unveils Carpet-Clad Collection Gallery at Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam architecture-design

  Space Popular has finalized the Collection Gallery at the Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam, establishing a permanent exhibition dedicated to the history of Dutch architecture. The…

• Seila Pohara, l’enfant de Sarajevo publication

  Seila Pohara, originaire de Sarajevo et résidant en Suisse, sera l'invitée de l'émission En sol majeur sur RFI, prévue pour le 4 octobre 2026. Écrivaine, elle fait partie d'une…

• Cécile Berly Recasts Olympe de Gouges as a Philosopher of the Enlightenment in New Biography publication

  Cécile Berly, a historian, has released a biography titled "Olympe de Gouges. L'autre Voltaire ?" through Éditions Passés Composés. The book was unveiled on 4 October 2026 at…

• Northern Ireland Road Trip: Victorian Architecture and Coastal Landscapes from Belfast to Antrim cultural-heritage

  Beaux Arts Magazine highlights a scenic 200-kilometer journey along Northern Ireland's Causeway Coastal Route, stretching from Belfast to the Giant's Causeway. Key attractions…

• Fu Nagasawa's First Solo Show at Gallery Vacancy Explores Folk Craft Imagery exhibition

  From September 19 to October 24, 2026, Gallery Vacancy in Shanghai will host Shigan, the inaugural solo exhibition of Fu Nagasawa, an artist based in Kyoto. This exhibition…

• Chef David Gingell Shares His Guide to Cornwall's Best Restaurants and Food Spots other

  Chef David Gingell, who co-owns Primeur, Westerns Laundry, and Jolene in London, has compiled a guide to the culinary offerings in Cornwall. Having grown up in Falmouth, he…

• Becca Panter's ReFrame Wardrobe Redefines Furniture for Transitory Living architecture-design

  Becca Panter, a graduate in Furniture and Product Design from Nottingham Trent University, developed ReFrame, a wardrobe intended for easy disassembly, resale, and reassembly.…

• Queen Camilla's Reading Room Festival Draws 8,000 to Chatsworth House festival-fair

  The fourth Queen's Reading Room Festival took place in mid-September at Chatsworth House, a stately home near Sheffield, England. The literary event, spearheaded by Queen Camilla,…

• French Broadcasters Face Pluralism Dispute Over Far-Right Press Representation other

  Newsrooms at Radio France and France Télévisions are in turmoil, and staff at RTL have protested, over the inclusion of representatives from press outlets close to the far right…

• Glasstire's Fifth Talking Texas Art Panel Set for Artpace San Antonio institutional

  On Thursday, October 22, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. CDT, the fifth session of Glasstire's Talking Texas Art series will take place at Artpace in San Antonio, with doors opening at 6 p.m.…

• Emmaline Landes Wins Inaugural CADD MFA Showcase $2,500 Prize in Dallas award

  On September 27, Emmaline Landes, an MFA candidate from Southern Methodist University, was awarded the inaugural CADD MFA Showcase prize of $2,500, as announced during a public…

• Medieval Armies: Nine Empires That Fielded Over a Million Troops cultural-heritage

  The most formidable medieval military forces originated from empires across China, India, the Middle East, and Eurasia. The Song Dynasty (960–1279) had a staggering army of over…

• HAZE and Matt Weber Open 'Vanishing City' at Atelier Jolie; Owen Dippie Paints Six-Story Basquiat Mural Nearby exhibition

  "Eric Haze & Matt Weber — Vanishing City," an exhibition at Atelier Jolie, located at 57 Great Jones Street, runs until December 30. This showcase connects HAZE's graffiti art…

• Baptiste Beaulieu Discusses Childhood Sexual Abuse and Fatherhood in Le Monde Interview publication

  In a weekly Le Monde interview series titled 'Je ne serais pas arrivé là si…', physician and novelist Baptiste Beaulieu reflects on a decisive moment in his life. He describes a…