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• Italian Cultural Festivals Guide for Early September 2026: Transart, Romaeuropa, and More festival-fair

  In early September 2026, Italy will host a variety of cultural festivals. The Romaeuropa Festival in Rome runs from September 8 to November 15, starting with choreography by Sofia…

• White-Headed Ducks: Spain's Conservation Success, Global Decline other

  White-headed ducks, known for their bright blue bills and elaborate courtship displays, are a conservation paradox. In Spain, a dramatic recovery from just 22 birds in the late…

• Eco House by Mateus Castilho Arquitetura: A Summer Retreat in Brazil architecture-design

  Completed in 2025, Eco House is a residential project spanning 550 m², created by Mateus Castilho Arquitetura. The concept originated in 2020, driven by a couple's wish for a…

• Lorena Spurio: Drawing as a Mirror of the Self artist

  Turin-based illustrator Lorena Spurio, whose clients include The New York Times, the Financial Times, The New Yorker, and The Atlantic, discovered her artistic calling through an…

• Designer Alexis Nevan Whelan Crafts Entire Wedding Wardrobe for Nevis Nuptials other

  Bridal designer Alexis Nevan Whelan, founder of her eponymous brand, designed and created her entire wedding wardrobe for her three-day wedding celebration on the Caribbean island…

• Win a Double Pass to Shell Flower's Journal Time Workshop in Sydney other

  Shell Flower, a stationery brand founded by Elle Judge, is hosting a junk journaling workshop called Journal Time at Made590, a craft haven in Marrickville, Sydney/Warrane, on…

• Macron and King Charles III to Visit Bayeux Tapestry Exhibition in London cultural-heritage

  French President Emmanuel Macron will travel to London to view the Bayeux Tapestry exhibition at the British Museum alongside King Charles III. The visit is scheduled for…

• Scotland to Pilot Basic Income for Artists, Following Irish Model other

  Scotland's Culture Secretary Màiri McAllan has confirmed that a minimum income scheme for artists will be introduced, drawing inspiration from Ireland's successful Basic Income…

• Cordula Trantow, Star of 'Die Brücke', Dies at 83 other

  Cordula Trantow, the German actress who gained early fame through the film 'Die Brücke' (The Bridge), has died at the age of 83. Trantow was known as a multifaceted talent,…

• China-Egypt Air Drills Signal Expanding Military Reach other

  Recent air exercises conducted jointly by China and Egypt in Egypt underscore Beijing's increasing ability to project military strength in alignment with its international…

• Carlos Sambricio Lecture on 18th-Century Housing at Prado other

  On October 8, 2026, at 18:30, the Museo Nacional del Prado in Madrid will host the Juan de Villanueva Conference, delivered by architect and historian Carlos Sambricio. The…

• Maxim Biller's Novel 'Schwarze Samstage' Reflects on Post-October 7 Jewish Life in Germany publication

  German author Maxim Biller has published a new novel titled 'Schwarze Samstage' (Black Saturdays), which confronts the aftermath of the October 7 attacks on Jewish life in…

• Lizzo 'relieved' as judge dismisses remaining claims in wardrobe assistant's lawsuit other

  Lizzo, the acclaimed pop musician known as Melissa Viviane Jefferson, expressed gratitude after a federal court dismissed claims from a lawsuit by her former wardrobe assistant,…

• 17-Year-Old Influencer Max Schneller Fights AfD Ahead of Saxony-Anhalt Election other

  Max Schneller, a 17-year-old from Bad Dürrenberg, Germany, has become a prominent voice against the far-right AfD party ahead of the Saxony-Anhalt state election. Schneller, who…

• Churchill's Lost Painting with Nazi Collaborator Provenance on View in London exhibition

  A painting by Winston Churchill, which went missing during World War II and may have been taken by Nazis, is currently showcased at the Wallace Collection in London as part of the…

• San Francisco Opera Postpones Annual Ball Amid Musicians' Strike Threat other

  The San Francisco Opera has postponed its Opera Ball, its largest annual fundraiser, originally scheduled for September 12, the opening night of the season. The postponement comes…

• Reves One: Street Artist Profile on Street Art Cities artist

  Reves One is a street artist active in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and two other countries. The profile on Street Art Cities is based on community input and does not…

• Maurizio Cattelan's Berlin Show 'NIGHT' Reconsiders His Legacy Beyond the Banana exhibition

  On September 10, Maurizio Cattelan will unveil his first significant solo exhibition in Germany, named 'NIGHT', at the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin. Curated by Lisa Botti and…

• Bulgarian Painter Meglena Bozhanova's Emotional Figuration Gains International Recognition artist

  Meglena Bozhanova, an artist from Bulgaria with a background in textile design, produces oil paintings that delve into the realm of human emotions. Her creations vary in size,…

• Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal transforms from toxic Superfund site to green waterfront architecture-design

  The Gowanus Canal, a 1.8-mile stretch in Brooklyn tainted by more than a century of industrial pollution, is undergoing significant changes. In 2010, the EPA classified it as a…

• AI Slop Cleanup Burdens Freelance Designers other

  The landscape for freelance graphic designers is shifting, as they are now more often engaged to refine AI-generated content instead of producing original designs. Lisa, a…

• Sofia Coppola and Lisa Yuskavage on Defying Critics and the Male Gaze publication

  In the Cult of Personality edition of CULTURED magazine, filmmaker Sofia Coppola and artist Lisa Yuskavage share insights into their friendship, artistic hurdles, and the…

• Homo Faber 2026 in Venice: Hands, Craft, and Authenticity in the Age of AI exhibition

  The Fondazione Giorgio Cini in Venice is currently hosting the fourth edition of Homo Faber, named 'An Island of Light'. This exhibition, overseen by Es Devlin and curated by the…

• Casa High Bluff: Nueva comunidad residencial en los acantilados de Peconic Bay architecture-design

  En 2023, la Casa High Bluff fue finalizada por el estudio de arquitectura Mapos, bajo la dirección de Colin Brice y Caleb Mulvena. Esta residencia de 9000 pies cuadrados se…

• Vogue's New Grunge Look: Gauzy, Undone, and Easy other

  Vogue presents a new interpretation of grunge style, moving away from flannel to embrace airy, undone, and easy aesthetics. The feature showcases models including Gigi Hadid, Anok…

• Vogue Unveils 2026 Hair Trends: From Side Parts to Sculptural Curls other

  Vogue's 2026 hair trend report, featuring insights from celebrity hairstylists, predicts a shift toward polished yet natural styles with a 'genteel twist.' Key trends include side…

• Serpentine Launches AI Art Fellowship with Four Artists institutional

  In London, the Serpentine Gallery has introduced the Future Art Ecosystems R&D Fellowship, which will benefit four artists: Alice Bucknell, Reina Mun, Alfredo Salazar-Caro, and…

• Hamburg Court Convicts Siblings for Trafficking Looted Egyptian Artifacts cultural-heritage

  A Hamburg court has convicted two siblings for money laundering in connection with the illegal trade of ancient Egyptian cultural artifacts. The court ordered the forfeiture of 32…

• First Footage Shows Shrimp-Like Fish Walking Backward and Sideways other

  Researchers from Sun Yat-sen University teamed up with the Southern Marine Science and Engineering Guangdong Laboratory to film Scalicus engyceros, an armored searobin, for the…

• David Lynch's atmospheric LA photographs form a poignant first posthumous exhibition in his home city exhibition

  Pace Gallery in Los Angeles is set to unveil 'David Lynch: LA,' marking the artist's first posthumous showcase of photographs, which will be open from 19 September to 24 October…

• Ronnie Wood: Rolling Stones Guitarist to Perform in Zurich other

  Ronnie Wood, guitarist of the Rolling Stones, is set to perform a concert in Zurich, Switzerland. The event follows his recent recovery from health scares, as he has 'escaped…

• Ireland's Foreign Minister Calls for Preparation for Northern Ireland Reunification Vote other

  Helen McEntee, the Irish Foreign Minister, has called for readiness regarding a future border poll concerning the reunification of Northern Ireland. This perspective diverges from…

• Anthropic's Fable 5.1 tops benchmarks, but cost gap with China widens ai-technology

  Anthropic's new Claude Fable 5.1 model has achieved top scores on leading AI benchmarks, surpassing both its predecessors and Chinese rivals. The model claimed first place on Vals…

• Reptiles' Hidden Vocal Repertoire: From Gecko Hoots to Gharial Pops other

  Recent research has uncovered that reptiles are much more vocal than we thought, using sounds for complex communication. In the Chambal River of India, scientists studied gharials…

• Prague Beyond the Tourist Trail: A Guide to Art, Design, and Culture other

  A new travel guide from Travel On Art highlights Prague's contemporary art scene beyond the historic center, focusing on neighborhoods like Holešovice, Smíchov, and Karlín. The…

• Venezia 83: Gaza, Russia, and Artistic Freedom Tensions Mark the Lido festival-fair

  The 83rd Venice International Film Festival is taking place from September 2 to 12, set against the backdrop of political strife stemming from the Gaza conflict and the ongoing…

• Salma Hayek's 60th Birthday: Rare Photos from Her Early Hollywood Years other

  As Salma Hayek celebrates her 60th birthday, Vogue revisits her early career with a collection of 21 throwback photos. Born in Coatzacoalcos, Mexico, Hayek began in telenovelas…

• Lea O'Loughlin Named CEO of Acme as Richard Kingsnorth Departs After 30 Years institutional

  Lea O'Loughlin has been named the new CEO of Acme, a London-based organization for artists, taking over from Richard Kingsnorth, who is stepping down after three decades.…

• Ida B. Wells: The Journalist Who Documented Lynchings and Fought for Civil Rights cultural-heritage

  Ida B. Wells, born into slavery in 1862 in Holly Springs, Mississippi, became a pioneering journalist and activist. After her parents died in the 1878 Yellow Fever epidemic, she…

• Artsy Shark Study Reveals Artists' Websites Fail at Converting Visitors other

  A new study by Artsy Shark, based on professional reviews of 93 artist websites, reveals a significant disconnect between artists' perceptions of their website problems and the…