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• Edith Hayllar's "Five o'clock tea" Spotlighted in Lines and Colors Feature opinion-review

  Edith Hayllar painted "Five o'clock tea" in oil on canvas at 18 by 14 inches (46 by 35 centimeters). The work dates to the career of Hayllar, who lived from 1860 to 1948. An image…

• Giuliano da Empoli's Novel 'Le Fondateur' Turns Peter Thiel Into Fiction publication

  Giorgio Boatti reviews Giuliano da Empoli's novel Le Fondateur for Doppiozero, framing it as a potential source for future historians of the present era. Published by Gallimard,…

• Alessandro Carrera: A Protean Writer Across Poetry, Philosophy and American Pop Culture publication

  Alessandro Carrera's output spans narrative, poetry, philosophy, literary and music theory, reportage, social commentary and popular culture, especially American, making a unified…

• Massimo Marino on Colline Torinesi: Theatre's Turn to Biography opinion-review

  In a piece published by Doppiozero on 23 October 2026, Massimo Marino examines the theatrical scene's turn toward biography. With ideologies collapsed and confidence in political…

• NAZA, Documentary on Israeli Military Intelligence, Opens in Mexico other

  Following their Oscar win for Best Documentary with No Other Land (2024), Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham unveil NAZA, which includes accounts from 24 Israeli military intelligence…

• Festival Anfibia Returns to Madrid with France as Guest of Honor festival-fair

  The Anfibia Festival in Madrid takes place from November 3 to 8, showcasing France at venues such as Sala Equis, FNAC Callao, and the Instituto Francés de Madrid. This event…

• Teeth Grinding, Jaw Clenching, and the Wellness Industry Built Around Them other

  A Vogue first-person account details a Los Angeles writer's treatment for severe bruxism, which her dentist said had damaged a tooth nerve through relentless clenching. After two…

• Raye Takes 2026 Mercury Prize, First Pop Album to Win Since 1994 award

  At the Utilita Arena in Newcastle, Raye was awarded the 2026 Mercury Prize for her album, This Music May Contain Hope, which debuted in March. This £25,000 accolade recognizes the…

• Ser Serpas Stages "sonderbare Tage" at Kölnischer Kunstverein in Cologne exhibition

  Ser Serpas presents "sonderbare Tage" at Kölnischer Kunstverein in Cologne. The exhibition is accompanied by a press release and works list issued in both English and German,…

• China Unveils 1-Gram Wireless Microscope for Imaging Free-Roaming Lab Mice other

  A wireless mesoscope weighing just 1 gram has been developed in China, with reports describing it as the lightest of its kind anywhere. The instrument is designed to let…

• Shenzhen Bay MixC Phase II by Ippolito Fleitz Group Opens as 151,264 m² Commercial Complex architecture-design

  The Shenzhen Bay MixC Phase II, a commercial project spanning 151,264 m², has been finalized by Ippolito Fleitz Group for CR LAND, with a completion date set for 2025. The…

• Oscar 2027 Contenders: Nolan's Homer Epic and McDonagh's Easter Island Tragicomedy Lead the Race award

  As the autumn festival season concludes and the 2027 Academy Awards approach on March 14, Vogue showcases 13 top contenders. Leading the pack is Christopher Nolan's adaptation of…

• United Imaginations Brands Turku Archipelago as the World's Best-Smelling Place other

  United Imaginations, led by executive creative director Mikko Hakkarainen, built a campaign positioning the Turku archipelago as the world's best-smelling destination, aiming to…

• Mississippi Releases Video of Fatal Police Shooting of One-Year-Old Kohen Wiley other

  On Thursday, Mississippi officials released video footage of the tragic shooting incident involving one-year-old Kohen Wiley, which took place in June. The incident occurred when…

• Paris Art Week 2026: Kiefer, Krasner, Marshall and 25 More Shows Across the City exhibition

  Art Basel Paris will take place alongside Paris Art Week 2026, offering an extensive array of artistic events. Thaddaeus Ropac will host Anselm Kiefer's "Nymphäum" from April 25…

• Palmer Luckey and Ben Lamm Launch Warhound, a Gene-Edited Military Dog Startup ai-technology

  Warhound, a startup based in Texas, has secured $200 million to develop genetically modified working dogs intended for the U.S. military, law enforcement, and emergency services.…

• Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Seeks Director of Digital Experience institutional

  The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (FAMSF) is seeking a Director of Digital Experience (DDE) to oversee digital initiatives at both the de Young Museum and the Legion of…

• Ballet Hispánico Seeks Director of Development for 2030 Anniversary Campaign other

  Ballet Hispánico, recognized as the premier American Latino dance company and the largest cultural entity of its sort in the U.S., is in search of a Director of Development…

• Kuenan Mayu's "Pu'tchi TawemucÜ [Lua Trans]" at Cerrado Galeria, Brasília exhibition

  Kuenan Mayu's "Pu'tchi TawemucÜ [Lua Trans]" (2026) is currently displayed at Cerrado Galeria until 13 November. This work prioritizes materiality over a conventional image and is…

• €50m Monet Sets Record as Most Expensive Artwork Auctioned in France market-auction

  A Monet painting has become the priciest artwork ever sold at auction in France, fetching €50m through Sotheby's in Paris. The sale also established a fresh French auction…

• Rosana Palazyan Transplants Her Childhood Mango Tree to Anita Schwartz Gallery in Rio exhibition

  On October 28, 2026, at 19h, Rosana Palazyan's exhibition, Quintal, will debut at Anita Schwartz Galeria de Arte in Gávea, Rio de Janeiro, and will be open until November 26,…

• Jhon Bermond Paints With Earth in 'Culto à Terra' at Sesc Niterói exhibition

  Jhon Bermond initiates his artistic journey by sourcing soil from diverse regions across Brazil for his upcoming exhibition, 'Culto à Terra'. This event will debut at Sesc Niterói…

• First Human Case of Shamonda Virus Confirmed in France After Patient Death in Lyon other

  The death of the first human infected with the Shamonda virus has been confirmed by France. This virus, which primarily affects cattle, sheep, and goats, was once thought to be…

• Pequenos Afetos Examines Humanity's Fascination with Miniatures at Farol Santander São Paulo exhibition

  Pequenos Afetos, an exhibition curated by Denise Mattar and produced by MG Produções, will debut on the 22nd floor of Farol Santander São Paulo on 16 October 2026, remaining open…

• Trump Invokes Cold War-Era Defence Production Act to Boost Oil Production and Refining economy-finance

  On Thursday, US President Donald Trump declared that the production and refining of petroleum, along with associated activities, are vital to national security. This decision may…

• Studio Museum in Harlem Names 2026–27 Artists-in-Residence; Brognon Rollin Takes Prix Duchamp institutional

  From November 2026 through October 2027, Turiya Adkins, Timothy Yanick Hunter, and Clifford Prince King will be part of the Studio Museum in Harlem's artist residencies for the…

• Vieri Peroncini Pays Tribute to Giorgio Gaber in a List of Reasons to Love Him other

  An article by Vieri Peroncini on Artspecialday for MIfacciodiCultura pays tribute to Giorgio Gaber, who was born in Milan on 25 January 1939 and passed away in Montemagno di…

• BOND Creative Agency Devises Puustelli Miinus Identity with Kraft Stationery and Ecological Data architecture-design

  Puustelli Miinus, an eco-friendly kitchen system from Finland, has unveiled its new brand identity, created by the Helsinki-based BOND Creative Agency. The name "Miinus," which…

• Corgan and University of Arkansas Study Links Office Lighting and Layout to Attention, Wins EDRA Research Award architecture-design

  Corgan, in partnership with the University of Arkansas, has been awarded a Certificate of Research Excellence (CORE) by the Environmental Design Research Association for their…

• José Ramón Hernández Correa Revisits Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities as an Architectural Text opinion-review

  On the Spanish architecture blog Verdes, José Ramón Hernández Correa reflects on Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities, a work cherished by architecture students despite Calvino's lack…

• Gianni Rodari: the Italian children's author who rewrote the rules of fantasy other

  Gianni Rodari, who faced excommunication from the Vatican in 1951, received the Premio Andersen in 1970. He was born on 23 October 1920 in Omegna and relocated to Gavirate…

• Catherine Deneuve at 74: From 'Repulsion' to Yves Saint Laurent Muse other

  Catherine Deneuve, originally named Catherine Fabienne Dorléac, was born in Paris on 22 October 1943. She chose her mother Renée Deneuve's surname for her stage persona. At the…

• Mytheresa and Zegna Toast Martha Atienza's VISIBLE Fellowship in Paris award

  Martha Atienza, a Filipino-Dutch artist, was awarded Zegna's 2026 VISIBLE Situated Fellowship, celebrated with a dinner in the Marais district of Paris, organized by Mytheresa and…

• Book Deals by Four Justices Leave Supreme Court Copyright Case Without Quorum other

  In a recent development, four justices of the Supreme Court—Sotomayor, Gorsuch, Barrett, and Jackson—recused themselves from a case related to foreign music copyrights, resulting…

• Whitewall Interviews Paris Collectors Bonnin, Ittah Waintraub, and Reiffers Ahead of Art Basel Paris publication

  In a Whitewall feature for Paris Art Week and Art Basel Paris, three collectors from Paris share insights into their art acquisitions. Claude Bonnin, who has served as the…

• Marc Straus Gallery Showcases 18 Women Artists Over 75 in 'The Prime of Your Life' exhibition

  The exhibition titled The Prime of Your Life at Marc Straus Gallery in New York highlights the work of eighteen women artists aged over 75. This showcase encompasses a variety of…

• Prince William Surprises Graham Norton Audience in Earthshot Prize TV Special award

  Late Friday night at 10:40 PM, Prince William surprised everyone by popping up on a special episode of The Graham Norton Show that focused on the Earthshot Prize, which aired on…

• New York City's 2026 Charter Revision Ballot Proposals Target Permitting, Public Space, and Budget Reserves architecture-design

  As early voting commences, New York City's Charter Revision Commission will present five yes-or-no ballot questions alongside public office elections, with Questions 3 and 4…

• Italia Nostra's Red List of Endangered Cultural Heritage Goes Online as Open Platform cultural-heritage

  Italia Nostra has introduced its Lista Rossa, a public online platform aimed at highlighting Italian cultural heritage sites that are in danger, evolving from a previously…

• Itaú Cultural Hosts Teacher Workshop Tied to Solange Pessoa Retrospective in São Paulo institutional

  Thirty educators will gather on the ninth floor of Itaú Cultural on Avenida Paulista, 149, in São Paulo on 27 October 2026 for a free, in-person Encontro com Professores built…