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• Shawn Bush's 'Angle of Draw' Examines the Systems Behind Landscape Photography publication

  Shawn Bush, a photographer, has unveiled his monograph titled 'Angle of Draw,' which was created between 2019 and 2025. This book explores themes of land, energy, and the…

• Daniel D Stine Returns to Painting with 'Faces of Time' in Santa Fe exhibition

  From October 16 to November 16, New Concept Gallery will host 'Faces of Time,' an exhibition by Santa Fe artist Daniel D Stine. In a conversation with Jamie McLaren, Stine shared…

• CENTER's Portfolio Walk Showcases 100 Photographers in Santa Fe festival-fair

  On October 24, the Farmers' Market Pavilion in Santa Fe will host CENTER's Portfolio Walk, showcasing the work of 100 photographers chosen through an international juried…

• Two Santa Fe Galleries Present Complementary Shows by Melinda K. Hall and Gigi Mills exhibition

  In September, Deborah Fritz's two galleries in Santa Fe will present distinct exhibitions. Giacobbe-Fritz Fine Art will unveil Melinda K. Hall's 'Coloring Outside the Lines' on…

• Les Sables-d'Olonne abandons Nacéo maritime museum project cultural-heritage

  Nicolas Chénéchaud, the recently elected mayor of Les Sables-d'Olonne, has decided to cancel the Nacéo maritime history museum initiative. This project, which began in 2019 and…

• Kianí del Valle: Choreography as Political Language, from Super Bowl to Berlin artist

  Kianí del Valle, a choreographer from Puerto Rico celebrated for her collaborations with Bad Bunny and Lorde, is set to showcase her work at the Neue Nationalgalerie and Hamburger…

• New Museum's OMA Expansion Doubles Space, Opens with Restaurant and AI Art architecture-design

  The New Museum in New York has reopened its expanded campus, featuring a new building designed by OMA that doubles its gallery space to over 1,800 square meters. The project, led…

• Finnish firm Elementic launches MO6, a carbon-storing wall tile made from forestry waste architecture-design

  Elementic, a Finnish firm, has introduced MO6, a wall-surfacing product derived from lignin, a by-product of the forestry sector. Debuting at the Habitare trade fair during…

• Bennett Leifer: Crafting Tailored Interiors with Artful Balance artist

  In 2013, Bennett Leifer launched Bennett Leifer Interiors after gaining experience with notable figures such as Juan Pablo Molyneux, Robert A.M. Stern, and Ralph Lauren. His…

• K-Beauty's Glowcation Trend: Seoul's Dermatology Boom other

  Seoul has overtaken London and Dubai to become the world's busiest international airport, with a majority of visitors citing 'dermatology' as their reason for travel. This surge…

• Sandra Colombo's One-Woman Show 'Que faire des cons ?' at Point Virgule other

  Sandra Colombo presents her third solo show, 'Que faire des cons ?', at the Point Virgule theater in Paris. The performance humorously tackles the question of how to identify and…

• ISOCARP Women in Planning Awards to Debut as Standalone Ceremony in Glasgow award

  In November, Glasgow will host the inaugural standalone ceremony for the Women in Planning Awards, organized by the International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP).…

• Pan-African Biennale 2026: Nairobi Hosts First Architecture Festival architecture-design

  The Pan-African Biennale 2026, the continent's first dedicated architecture platform, will launch on 7 September in Nairobi, Kenya, and run until 11 September. Curated by…

• Urban Design Lab Announces 2026 Thesis Publication Seminar other

  The Urban Design Lab has announced its 2026 Thesis Publication Seminar, a two-day international online event scheduled for September 2026. This seminar will showcase selected…

• Crystal Bridges to Open Tiffany & Co. Exhibition This October, and Other News exhibition

  Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is set to launch the "Nature Adorned" exhibition in partnership with Tiffany & Co. on October 9, running until March 29, 2027. This showcase…

• Five Free Art Exhibitions Across France to Open the Autumn Season exhibition

  With the onset of the autumn art season, Beaux Arts magazine shines a light on five complimentary exhibitions throughout France. The Centre d'art contemporain de la Matmut in…

• Filippo Papa's International Performance Art Tour 2026: Body as Ritual Across Italy, Spain, France festival-fair

  Italian performance artist Filippo Papa is undertaking the International Performance Art Tour 2026, a series of ritualistic performances spanning Italy, Spain, and France from…

• Tbilisi Architecture Forum 2026: 'Places in Transition' architecture-design

  Scheduled for September 18 to 20, 2026, the Tbilisi Architecture Forum (TAF) will be held in Tbilisi, Georgia, under the theme 'Places in Transition.' This event aims to gather…

• Aquinas on Divine Omniscience: Why God Knows Your Thoughts publication

  Thomas Aquinas, the 13th-century Scholastic philosopher, argued that human thoughts are never truly private, as God's omniscience makes Him aware of every mental state. This claim…

• Elie Bianco's 'Lost in Tokyo' Captures Stillness in the Fast-Paced Metropolis artist

  Elie Bianco's photographic collection, 'Lost in Tokyo,' presents the Japanese metropolis not as a fast-paced hub but as a space for reflection and stillness. Primarily captured on…

• Jean-François Leroy, Director of Visa pour l'Image, Dies at 70 other

  Jean-François Leroy, who co-founded and directed the Visa pour l'Image photojournalism festival, passed away from cancer on 31 August, coinciding with the festival's 38th edition…

• NYT Previews Fall Art Season: Krasner & Pollock, Lichtenstein, and Black Abstraction at MoMA PS1 exhibition

  The New York Times has published a preview of the upcoming fall art season, highlighting several major exhibitions across New York institutions. Among the most anticipated is a…

• US and China Back Light-Touch AI Rules at G20 Summit ai-technology

  At a G20 meeting in North Carolina, the United States and China, alongside other member nations, agreed to adopt a light-touch regulatory approach for artificial intelligence.…

• Genoa's Palazzo Ducale Hosts 'Ninety Percent of Everything', an Installation on Global Trade's Invisible Machinery exhibition

  Between September 4 and October 4, 2026, the Sala Liguria at Palazzo Ducale in Genoa will host 'Ninety Percent of Everything,' a multi-channel installation by U-BOOT Lab that…

• NYFW Spring 2027 Preview: New Designers, Milestones, and Art-World Crossovers festival-fair

  Spring 2027's New York Fashion Week will highlight both established designers and fresh talent. On September 10, Henry Zankov will make his debut as the creative director for…

• Mathilde Wittock: From Tennis Balls to Sensory Design artist

  Belgian designer Mathilde Wittock transforms discarded materials, such as used tennis balls and plant roots, into sensory design objects. Her Brussels-based studio MWO, founded in…

• UNIIQU3 Drops 'Papi' Ahead of Debut Album via Local Action other

  UNIIQU3, a trailblazer in the Jersey Club scene, has unveiled her new single 'Papi,' a vibrant club anthem that serves as a preview for her debut album, now available through…

• Ella Walker's Site-Specific Paintings at The Courtauld Gallery exhibition

  Ella Walker, a British artist born in Manchester in 1993, has presented two site-specific installations at The Courtauld Gallery in London: Verdaccio Wall and The Studio, located…

• Dyson Unveils AI-Powered Cleaning, Haircare, and Air Purification Products in Berlin other

  During the Dyson Unveiled event held in Berlin, chief engineer Jake Dyson unveiled 12 innovative AI-powered products focused on cleaning, haircare, and air purification. Among the…

• Aurora Hotel in Merano Ditches Alpine Clichés for Metropolitan Design architecture-design

  The Aurora hotel, located on Merano's Passer Promenade in South Tyrol, Italy, has undergone a significant transformation, moving away from the region's traditional style. For more…

• GAM Turin Acquires Three Works by Vincenzo Agnetti institutional

  The GAM – Galleria Civica d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Torino, is enhancing its collection with three significant works by noted Italian conceptual artist Vincenzo Agnetti,…

• Seh-lynn Chai Discusses 'Deux Coréennes' at Korean Cultural Center cultural-heritage

  On September 17, 2026, at 7 PM, the Centre Culturel Coréen in Paris will host a meeting with South Korean author Seh-lynn Chai, co-author of 'Deux Coréennes'. The book, written…

• Libby Bove's 'The Way of the Roadwytch' Brings Roadside Magic to Peckham exhibition

  Libby Bove, an artist and folklorist with diverse talents, will showcase her inaugural solo exhibition in London titled 'The Way of the Roadwytch' at Staffordshire St in Peckham…

• Navigating Japan's Design Market: More Than Exporting Nordic Aesthetics architecture-design

  In the latest episode of the Navigators of Design series, a partnership between designboom and Most Studios, Elna Nykänen Andersson, who serves as the Counsellor for Public…

• Bold Tendencies Marks 20 Years in Peckham Car Park with Euphoria Programme exhibition

  Bold Tendencies, a non-profit arts organization renowned for converting a multi-level car park in Peckham, south London, into a vibrant cultural hub, is commemorating its 20th…

• Gaming Emerges as Crypto's Most Natural Consumer Use Case digital

  The convergence of cryptocurrency and gaming goes beyond just 'Web3 games.' With more than 3 billion individuals engaged in gaming and 560 million users of cryptocurrency…

• Galerie nationale du design opens in Saint-Étienne with 400 objects from national collections exhibition

  In Saint-Étienne, France, the Galerie nationale du design has officially opened its doors within the historic Manufacture d'armes, which is part of the Cité du design. The first…

• Four Old Masters Who Shaped Van Gogh's Distinctive Style artist

  The distinctive style of Vincent van Gogh was significantly influenced by four renowned artists: Rembrandt van Rijn, Jean-François Millet, Eugène Delacroix, and Adolphe…

• Why Democratic Finland Allied with Nazi Germany in WWII other

  Finland, a young democracy that gained independence from Russia in 1917, faced constant territorial disputes with the Soviet Union. In November 1939, the Soviets shelled the…

• Fitbit Founders Launch AI-Powered Family Health Wristband Luffu Link ai-technology

  Founders of Fitbit, James Park and Eric Friedman, have introduced Luffu Link, a wireless wristband designed to monitor the health and safety of multiple family members. This…