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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,…
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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…
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Documentary on Ron Cobb, Acerbic '60s Cartoonist and Sci-Fi Designer, in Production
artist
Rachel Lane, an Australian filmmaker, is working on a documentary called 'Ron Cobb Ahead in the Clouds' that focuses on the life of Ron Cobb (1937–2020), a notable political…
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OpenAI Unveils GPT-6 Astra with Advanced Capabilities
ai-technology
OpenAI has announced the release of GPT-6 Astra, described as its most intelligent and aligned model to date. The new model features state-of-the-art capabilities across computer…
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Norway seizes Russian ship over $4.2 billion claim by Ukrainian energy firm
other
In the Arctic, Norwegian authorities have detained a Russian ship, the Professor Molchanov, following a request from Ukraine's state energy firm Naftogaz. This incident occurred…
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Alan Carr plans café and shop at Scottish castle
architecture-design
Comedian Alan Carr has submitted a planning application to Scottish Borders Council to convert a derelict potting shed at Ayton Castle into a community café and estate shop. Carr,…
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AfD's Rise in Saxony-Anhalt Election Threatens Arts Funding
institutional
As Saxony-Anhalt prepares for a crucial regional election on Sunday, the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) is projected to win over 40% of the vote, potentially…
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Charlotte Colbert's 'Possible Landscapes' Transforms Venice Canalside Venues
exhibition
During the 2026 Venice Biennale, Anglo-French artist and filmmaker Charlotte Colbert presents 'Possible Landscapes', a site-specific project spanning two venues along the Grand…
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Isaac Mizrahi on Unzipped's Rerelease and His Target Role
other
This September, Janus Films brought back the fashion documentary Unzipped, which has excited the team at Vogue. On a recent episode of The Run-Through podcast, Nicole Phelps…
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King Charles III and Macron Preview Bayeux Tapestry at British Museum
exhibition
King Charles III and French President Emmanuel Macron previewed the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum before its public debut. The King highlighted the tapestry's significance…
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Cologne's Wallraf-Richartz Museum Closes for Two-Year Renovation and Extension
cultural-heritage
On August 3, 2026, the Wallraf-Richartz Museum located in Cologne, Germany, shut its doors for a significant renovation and expansion project. Known for its impressive medieval…
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Kateryna Husieva: Memory, Meaning, and the Art of Noticing
artist
Ukrainian artist Kateryna Husieva, based in Ukraine, has developed a practice centered on the fluidity of memory and the preservation of overlooked everyday moments. After…
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KAIST's $7 Smartphone Accessory Detects Hidden Cameras with 94% Accuracy
ai-technology
At the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), researchers have created SweepLED, a smartphone accessory priced at $7 that can identify concealed cameras in…
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TASCHEN's Biannual Sale Offers Up to 75% Off Art Books
publication
From September 2nd to September 6th, 2026, TASCHEN will hold its biannual sale, featuring discounts of up to 75% on a variety of books, including those on art, photography,…
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Sächsischer Museumsbund warnt vor Kürzungen
institutional
The Sächsischer Museumsbund (SMB) has issued a warning regarding proposed budget reductions in Saxony that jeopardize the survival of museums, particularly those in rural areas…
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.ART Award 2026 Opens Global Call with Over USD 50,000 in Prizes
award
The .ART Registry has introduced the first-ever .ART Award 2026, a worldwide competition for artists across all mediums, boasting a total prize pool exceeding USD 50,000. This…
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Rossy de Palma's Cinematic Carte Blanche at the Louvre
festival-fair
The Louvre in Paris is hosting a special cinematic event featuring Spanish actress Rossy de Palma, timed with the museum's autumn exhibitions 'Zurbarán' and 'Sculpter la couleur',…
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ArtReview September 2026 Issue Explores Art's Agency, Taring Padi, and Korean Art Scene
publication
The September 2026 edition of ArtReview showcases a cover image of the Indonesian collective Taring Padi, captured by Muhammad Fadli in Yogyakarta during August 2026. This edition…
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Taring Padi's Post-Documenta Rise: Activist Art Finds Global Favor
exhibition
Founded in 1998, the Indonesian collective Taring Padi is attracting global interest following their involvement in Documenta 15. Their art, which emphasizes the struggles of…
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Was Admiral Kimmel the Scapegoat of Pearl Harbor?
other
The article examines the controversy surrounding Admiral Husband Kimmel, commander of the Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor, who was blamed for the lack of preparation before the…
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National Park Service Removes Joel Shapiro Sculpture from Kennedy Center
other
Yesterday, the National Park Service took down a 24-foot blue sculpture created by Joel Shapiro from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, leading to backlash from…
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Historic England warns City of London skyscrapers could threaten Tower of London's UNESCO status
cultural-heritage
Historic England and the City of London are at odds regarding the potential effects of future office skyscrapers on the Tower of London's UNESCO World Heritage designation. This…
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Caleb Stein's 'Down By The Hudson' Opens at Palo Gallery, New York
exhibition
Caleb Stein's solo show, titled 'Down By The Hudson,' is set to debut at Palo Gallery in New York from September 10 to October 3, 2026. This exhibition showcases fifteen…
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After 350 Years, Why We Still Do Exhibitions: A Reflection on Expositio Mundi in Macerata
opinion-review
In a reflective essay for Artribune, Elena Conenna argues for the enduring relevance of exhibitions by tracing their origins to Giuseppe Ghezzi (1634–1721), who organized a public…
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Edinburgh Fringe 2026: A Critic's Dive into Theatre, Clowning, and Queer Performance
festival-fair
A New Yorker critic's first visit to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe highlights the event's eclectic mix of avant-garde and mainstream performances. Among the standout shows was…
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Motherji: A Tale of Grief and Grace in Delhi
publication
Akhil Sharma's short story "Motherji" follows Radha, a 74-year-old widow in Delhi, who begins offering water to men queuing outside a government liquor shop that opened near the…
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Neal Ascherson's Cold War Reporting Career Examined
other
The New Yorker reflects on the career of Neal Ascherson, a journalist who reported from the epicenter of Cold War Europe's major crises. The piece questions whether such a career…
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House in Vila Maia by José Adrião Arquitetos
architecture-design
In Campolide, Portugal, a new residence has been crafted by José Adrião Arquitetos within the working-class community of Vila Maia. Ana Grácio is overseeing the project, which…
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Leset Founder Lili Chemla's Packing Style for Hamptons Weekend
other
Lili Chemla, the founder of Leset, reveals her packing strategy for a late-summer getaway to the Hamptons, where she relishes beach outings and treats from her mother's bakery,…
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Oasis Rumored to Return to Knebworth in 2027, Recalling 1996's Record-Breaking Gigs
other
There are whispers that Oasis intends to hold six live performances at Knebworth Park in September 2027, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of their legendary concerts on August…
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Vogue Revisits 39 Glamorous Venice Film Festival Photos from the 1990s and Early 2000s
other
With the commencement of the Venice Film Festival, Vogue unveiled a collection of 39 evocative images from the 1990s and early 2000s, capturing both the elegance and casual…
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WIRED Rebuilds Flock's AI Search Tool for Police
ai-technology
WIRED has reverse-engineered Flock's latest AI-powered search tool, which is designed for law enforcement. The tool, built from code sent to a police officer's browser, enables…
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Kusama's Final Years, Taiwan Pavilion Dispute, and Meloni's Cultural Shift
other
A recent media review highlights three key stories: Yayoi Kusama has been out of the public eye since 2019, working from a hospital where her assistants carry out her creations,…
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Façade of 15th-century Palacio de los Hurtado de Mendoza collapses in Almazán
cultural-heritage
At 7:50 am on September 3, 2026, a significant portion of the north facade of the Hurtado de Mendoza palace in Almazán, Spain, collapsed, resulting in the detachment of five out…
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Osten Festival in AfD-Hochburg Bitterfeld: Kunst zwischen Wiesen und Stromkraftwerk
festival-fair
The 'Osten' festival, founded by Aljoscha Begrich, is set to take place in Bitterfeld-Wolfen, a region known as a stronghold for the far-right AfD party. The festival, which…
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Juan Tamariz, Master of Card Magic, Dies at 82
other
On October 18, 2023, the renowned Spanish magician Juan Manuel Tamariz-Martel Negrón passed away. He was born in Madrid on October 18, 1942, and began practicing magic at the…
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BSW's Alexander King: Berlin's Left Has a Free Speech Problem
other
Alexander King, a former member of Die Linke for nearly 25 years, including 15 years as a parliamentary assistant, has now become the Berlin state chairman and top candidate for…
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Emeco Sues Zara Home Over Norman Foster-Designed Chair Copies
other
Emeco, a furniture manufacturer based in the U.S., has filed a lawsuit against the Spanish brand Zara Home in the Hamburg District Court, accusing them of infringing on designs…
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German Court Rules Kraftwerk Sample as Permissible Pastiche
other
On [date], Germany's Federal Court of Justice (BGH) declared that Moses Pelham's use of a two-second sample from Kraftwerk's "Metall auf Metall" is allowed under the 'pastiche'…
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George Clooney Receives Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival Amid Glamorous Appearance with Amal
award
During the Venice Film Festival, George Clooney received the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement, a notable highlight in his professional journey. Laura Dern, his co-star from…
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