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• Jack's Coffee Club: Vintage Americana Branding by Studio Miles other

  Studio Miles has launched an evocative branding initiative for Jack's Coffee Club, inspired by iconic American road trip experiences. The design emphasizes a nostalgic atmosphere,…

• Jan Josef Liefers' AfD Encounter Draws Parallel to Slaughterhouse Calming other

  In a recent piece for the German newspaper Der Freitag, actor Jan Josef Liefers, known for his role in the crime series Tatort, recounts his interactions with AfD voters in…

• Ryuichi Sakamoto's First Major European Retrospective at Hamburger Bahnhof exhibition

  From September 11, 2026, to June 20, 2027, Berlin's Hamburger Bahnhof will present 'Ryuichi Sakamoto | seeing sound, hearing time', marking the first significant European…

• Governments Re-Enter Arts Funding; Scotland, California Lead other

  Governments are reclaiming their involvement in the arts after years of detachment. Scotland is leading the way with a guaranteed minimum income initiative for 2,000 artists,…

• Cassandra Wilson: Jazz and Folk Icon on Protest Music and Trump artist

  Cassandra Wilson, renowned for her captivating alto voice that effortlessly bridges jazz and folk, has been a prominent figure in American music. Her music has been fueled by…

• Hostile Architecture's Medieval Roots: From Oubliettes to Sidewalk Spikes architecture-design

  An article from TheCollector explores the concept of hostile architecture—elements such as armrests on park benches and spikes on sidewalks—tracing its roots to ancient and…

• German Remake of French Comedy 'Das gewisse Etwas' Questions Authenticity other

  The German film 'Das gewisse Etwas' (Alles inklusiv) is a remake of a French box-office hit, centering on a non-disabled man who pretends to have a disability while staying at a…

• Nunzio Miano: Sicilian-Australian Painter Explores Identity and Belonging artist

  Melbourne-based Australian painter Nunzio Miano, drawing on his Sicilian heritage, creates works that navigate the space between abstraction and portraiture, exploring themes of…

• Mika Abdalla Covers CULTURED's Cult of Personality Issue other

  Mika Abdalla, the actress from the popular Prime Video series 'Off Campus,' is featured on the cover of CULTURED magazine's latest Cult of Personality issue. In her Vancouver…

• Givenchy's Shark Pinch Boot Returns for Fall 2026 other

  Givenchy's Shark Pinch boot, a cult favorite known for its sculptural silhouette and crescent-shaped shark tooth detail, is being reimagined for Fall 2026. The boot first debuted…

• FoundRae's True Love Collection Reinvents Love Tokens for a Fickle Generation other

  FoundRae, the cult jewelry brand founded by Beth Hutchens, has expanded from a single SoHo flagship to eight locations in just over a decade, attracting a celebrity following that…

• Deidra Hodgson's London Epicerie: Where Architecture Meets Grocery architecture-design

  Deidra Hodgson has crafted London Epicerie, a food retail space in Belgravia, London, at the request of Jared Wybrow from London Cheesemongers and Raissa van Dijk. Situated at…

• Vestigia 2026 Challenges 'Collectible' Label in Tuscany exhibition

  The second edition of Vestigia, an independent cultural platform dedicated to contemporary design, has launched at Villa Marie in Vorno, Tuscany. Curated by Cosimo Bonciani, the…

• Muriel Brandolini's Riverside Apartment: A Jewel-Toned Floating World architecture-design

  Interior designer Muriel Brandolini's Manhattan apartment, located on Riverside Drive, is featured in Architectural Digest. The space is filled with her passionately collected…

• Veil House by Turkel Design on Martha's Vineyard architecture-design

  Completed in 2025, Veil House is a single-level summer retreat located on Martha's Vineyard, USA, crafted by Turkel Design. This project, overseen by Susanna Moreira, was…

• Simone Rocha's adidas Collaboration: A Decade in the Making other

  Simone Rocha's long-term partnership with adidas Originals, first revealed at her fall 2026 show in February, is set to launch globally on September 10. The collaboration, which…

• Vogue's Fall 2026 Outerwear Spread Features Models in British Countryside other

  Vogue's fall fashion spread showcases models Caroline Trentini, Jessica Miller, and Smalls wearing the season's finest outerwear in the British countryside. The editorial, titled…

• des fleurs Takes Over Atelier Gardens Rooftop for 16-Hour Berlin Session festival-fair

  Save the date for September 5, 2026! The Berlin-based group des fleurs will be hosting an extensive rooftop party at Atelier Gardens, situated at Oberlandstraße 26–35. Beginning…

• Lauryn Hill's Minimal Effort Concert at Accor Arena in Paris other

  On Wednesday, September 2, Lauryn Hill, former member of the Fugees, performed at the Accor Arena in Paris. She was accompanied by Wyclef Jean and her sons, Zion and YG Marley.…

• Sven Regener's New Lehmann Novel 'Frankie und Freddie' Praised as Witty and Touching publication

  Sven Regener, the acclaimed German author and musician, has released a new novel in his popular Lehmann series, titled "Frankie und Freddie." The book, which continues the story…

• Houston exhibition pairs Beverly Buchanan and Dionne Lee to explore hidden histories in American landscape exhibition

  Opening on September 4 and continuing until February 14, 2027, the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH) will showcase 'Divination: Beverly Buchanan & Dionne Lee.' Curated by…

• Dolly Parton's Hollywood Walk of Fame Star Replaced After Vandalism other

  The Hollywood Walk of Fame has replaced Dolly Parton's star after it was vandalized following the country legend's death at age 80. The original star, awarded in 1984, was…

• Wallpaper* 30th Anniversary Issue Guest-Edited by Es Devlin, Carrie Mae Weems, Palace Skateboards publication

  Wallpaper* magazine marks its 30th anniversary with the release of its October 2026 issue (No. 330), which has been guest-edited by Es Devlin, Carrie Mae Weems, and Palace…

• David Bushnell's Turtle: The Revolutionary War's First Combat Submarine other

  During the American Revolution, Connecticut inventor David Bushnell designed the Turtle, the world's first combat-ready submarine, as a secret weapon for the patriots against the…

• Es Devlin Guest-Edits Wallpaper* October 2026 Issue publication

  Es Devlin, a British artist born in London in 1971, will serve as the guest editor for the October 2026 issue of Wallpaper*, celebrating the magazine's 30th anniversary. This…

• Gloria Steinem, icône du féminisme américain, décède à 92 ans other

  La journaliste et essayiste américaine Gloria Steinem, figure majeure du féminisme, est décédée le 2 septembre 2026 à l'âge de 92 ans, comme l'a annoncé sa fondation sur…

• Eisbach Treasures: Tao Schirrmacher's Drowned Archive at Haus der Kunst exhibition

  'Eisbach Treasures', an exhibition by Tao Schirrmacher, a renowned surfer on the Eisbach wave, is currently on display at the Haus der Kunst in Munich. Curated by Sabine Brantl,…

• Interface Design's Role in Canadian Online Casino Experience digital

  A recent article on FAD Magazine examines how interface design significantly impacts the online casino experience for Canadian players, often overlooked in favor of bonuses and…

• Trump's drone tariffs take effect with up to 100% duties on foreign imports other

  On Thursday, the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on imported drones came into effect, with duties reaching as high as 100% for drones exceeding 55 pounds or equipped…

• Three Spanish Films Vie for Oscar Entry: El ser querido, La bola negra, Los domingos award

  On Thursday, actress Miriam Garlo, alongside Academy president Fernando Méndez-Leite and notary Eva Fernández Medina, announced the three films nominated by the Spanish Academy of…

• Nabil Assaf's 'NO ONE BUT ONE' at CENTRÅL, Johannesburg exhibition

  Lebanese artist Nabil Assaf's exhibition 'NO ONE BUT ONE' is currently on view at CENTRÅL in Victoria Yards, Johannesburg, until the end of September 2026. The show features…

• Berlin's New Theater Directors on Budget Cuts and Far-Right Attacks institutional

  Matthias Lilienthal and Çagla Ilk are set to take over as artistic directors of two major Berlin theaters, the Volksbühne and the Gorki Theater, respectively. In a joint interview…

• September 2026 Art Calendar: Kusama Retrospective, Penn Fashion, Jafa Survey, and More festival-fair

  September 2023 marks the debut of several exhibitions and events throughout Europe and the United States. On 11 September, the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam unveils a…

• Denmark’s largest Viking silver hoard found in Rebild garden cultural-heritage

  A significant discovery of Denmark’s largest known Viking Age silver hoard has been made in a garden in Rebild, northern Denmark, as reported by North Jutland Museums. While…

• University of Salamanca Seeks Two Temporary Professors of Plastic Expression Didactics other

  The University of Salamanca in Spain is inviting applications for two temporary teaching and research roles as Substitute Professors within the Department of Didactics of Plastic…

• Hemingway's Life and Works: Fact vs. Fiction Explored publication

  The remarkable life of Ernest Hemingway, which included roles as an ambulance driver during World War I, big game hunting in Africa, and deep-sea fishing in Cuba, served as a…

• Pat Konicki: Capturing Carolina Country in Watercolor artist

  In Greenville, South Carolina, Pat Konicki, a watercolor artist, emphasizes the charm of rural life through her project 'Capturing Carolina Country.' She pursued advertising…

• Rembrandt self-portrait returns to Gotha 80 years after illegal removal cultural-heritage

  A Rembrandt self-portrait titled 'Youthful Self-portrait' (1629), which was unlawfully taken from Gotha, Germany in 1946, is set to return on loan from Munich's Alte Pinakothek…

• Robin Hood Reimagined as Murderous Bandit in New Film Starring Hugh Jackman other

  A new film reimagines the legendary outlaw Robin Hood as a murderous bandit, with Hugh Jackman in the lead role and Jodie Comer portraying a sharp-witted nurse. The production,…

• Italian Botanical Festivals: Gardens, Castles, and Rare Plants in September-October 2026 festival-fair

  Italy's botanical celebrations from September to October 2026 highlight its rich green legacy. The Horti Aperti event at Almo Collegio Borromeo in Pavia is scheduled for September…