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• Jordan Tannahill's 'The Living Realm' Explores Queer Hauntology and Cruising publication

  Jordan Tannahill's third novel, 'The Living Realm,' is set to be released on September 8. The book is primarily set at Teufelssee, a glacial lake and historic gay cruising ground…

• Road Movie Exhibition Bridges Korea and Japan's Troubled History exhibition

  To mark 60 years of diplomatic relations, the MMCA in Gwacheon has launched an exhibition called 'Road Movie: Art between Korea and Japan Since 1945,' in partnership with the…

• Korea-Japan Exhibition Confronts Shared Painful History exhibition

  An exhibition exploring the often troubled shared history between Korea and Japan has traveled from Yokohama to Gwacheon, presenting painful and sometimes neglected episodes from…

• Busan and Gwangju Biennials Tackle Resistance and Change exhibition

  Currently, Korea is hosting its prominent biennials, the Busan Biennale and Gwangju Biennale, which explore themes of resistance and transformation. The Busan Biennale, named…

• Edinburgh Fringe 2026 Ticket Sales Approach Pre-Pandemic Levels festival-fair

  The Edinburgh Festival Fringe sold or distributed over 2.8 million tickets in 2026, an increase of nearly 8% from the previous year and approaching the 3 million tickets sold in…

• Gap Launches Handbag Line GapBags with Reed Krakoff other

  Gap Inc. is launching a new line of handbags called GapBags, led by Reed Krakoff as the Executive Director of Accessories. Krakoff, known for his work revitalizing Coach in the…

• frankie Magazine Announces New Special Issue 'Unplugged' Available for Pre-Order publication

  Australian lifestyle magazine frankie has announced the upcoming release of its new limited-edition special issue, titled 'Unplugged', which focuses on disconnecting from digital…

• Mark Holborn Edits New Chris Killip Photobook 'North' from Archive publication

  Nearly 40 years after Mark Holborn edited Chris Killip's photobook 'In Flagrante,' he has released a new work titled 'North,' published by Thames & Hudson. Following Killip's…

• Kimono Collection from Nancy Martin Stetson Meets Shibayama Cabinet at Villa Monastero exhibition

  The exhibition "Giappone sul lago," curated by Anna Ranzi and in collaboration with Gruppo Mantero Seta, is on display at Villa Monastero in Varenna, Italy, until September 15,…

• Monopol Gives Away Tickets for International Literature Festival Berlin festival-fair

  The German art magazine Monopol is giving away tickets for two events at the International Literature Festival Berlin (ilb) in September. The festival, held annually in Berlin for…

• Mark Feary to Curate 2028 Adelaide Biennial exhibition

  Mark Feary, a New Zealander and the current artistic director at Gertrude Contemporary in Melbourne, has been chosen to curate the 2028 Adelaide Biennial. This decision was…

• Former UK PM Keir Starmer to Resign as MP, Focus on International Affairs other

  On Tuesday, Keir Starmer announced he would resign as the MP for Holborn and St Pancras after serving for 11 years, leading to a by-election. He mentioned on social media that it…

• Circle to Feature USDC on Chelsea Jerseys in Premier League Sponsorship Deal market-auction

  Starting in the 2026/27 season, Circle Internet Group, the creator of the USDC stablecoin, will serve as the Principal Partner and front-of-shirt sponsor for Chelsea Football…

• Celebrity Art Collectors: From Madonna to Oprah Winfrey other

  A feature on TheCollector highlights seven celebrities with significant art collections, revealing their tastes and the stories behind their acquisitions. Madonna, who began…

• UK Calls to Ban Sacha Baron Cohen's Ali G Film Criticized other

  In the UK, there are calls to not screen Sacha Baron Cohen's new film 'Ali G. – Who Iz I?' due to accusations that it mocks Black people. The boycott demand is criticized as…

• Haakon VIII Swears Allegiance to Norwegian Constitution other

  On Tuesday, King Haakon VIII of Norway was formally inaugurated in a ceremony held at parliament, celebrating the beginning of his reign. At 53 years old, he pledged to uphold the…

• WERCK Workshop Renovates Berlin Apartment Inspired by São Paulo Skyline architecture-design

  WERCK Workshop, based in Dresden, has transformed a 75-square-metre apartment in Berlin, drawing inspiration from Paulo Mendes da Rocha's Edifício Jaraguá. Situated in a 22-storey…

• Troye Sivan's New Album 'She's The Best' Marks a Departure from 'Rush' Era artist

  In a conversation with CULTURED magazine, Troye Sivan reveals insights about his forthcoming fourth album, 'She's The Best,' which is scheduled for release in October. The lead…

• Sergey Piskunov: Hyperrealism as a Tool for Exploring Identity artist

  Sergey Piskunov, an artist originally from Ukraine and currently residing in the Netherlands, has cultivated a hyperrealistic painting style that emphasizes emotional and…

• Sergio Lombardo's Stochastic Floor Unveiled in 18th-Century Church in Molise other

  On July 30, 2026, the Church of San Felice Martire located in Guglionesi, Campobasso, Italy, unveiled 'Pavimento Stocastico,' created by artist Sergio Lombardo. This installation…

• Sam McKinniss Paints Troye Sivan for CULTURED Magazine's Artist Cover publication

  Painter Sam McKinniss created a limited-edition artist cover for CULTURED magazine featuring pop star Troye Sivan. McKinniss first noticed Sivan on Instagram when the Australian…

• Trump-Xi AI Safety Talks Proposed as Chinese State Media Criticizes US Governance ai-technology

  Dean Ball, who previously served as an adviser in the White House and now leads strategic futures at OpenAI, has emphasized the need for collaboration between the US and China on…

• MALBA's 25th Anniversary: Daros Latinamerica Acquisition Expands Argentine Art Collection exhibition

  On September 17, 2026, the MALBA – Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires will mark its 25th anniversary with a week-long celebration featuring a gala, seminars, live…

• Marco Saracino on Being a Young Artist in Milan Today artist

  In an interview with Artribune, artist Marco Saracino (b. 1999, Lecce) discusses his experience as a young artist in Milan. Saracino moved to Milan for university, initially drawn…

• From Ötzi to JanSport: The Evolution of the Backpack other

  Dating back to approximately 3300 B.C., the oldest known backpack was unearthed in the Alps and is linked to Ötzi the Iceman, who was discovered in 1991. The inception of the…

• BAL 2027 Open Call: Young Latin American Architects Invited to Apply architecture-design

  The Bienal de Arquitectura Latinoamericana (BAL), organized by AREA, has announced an open call for the 2027 edition, specifically targeting Mexican architects under 40. This…

• VhLab Sessions Explores Retail Design as Growth Strategy architecture-design

  On September 1, 2026, VhLab Sessions will host a conversation titled 'Del espacio al crecimiento: El diseño como estrategia en Retail' (From Space to Growth: Design as a Retail…

• Marlon James's 'The Disappearers' Published; Author Shares Jamaica Guide publication

  Marlon James, the Jamaican-born author of the 2015 Booker Prize-winning novel 'A Brief History of Seven Killings', has released his latest novel, 'The Disappearers', on the same…

• Vogue Editor's Running Journey: From Lottery Joke to Two Half Marathons other

  A Vogue editor recounts her unexpected journey into competitive running, which began as a petty joke to annoy a friend and culminated in completing two half marathons in different…

• La Scala's Streaming Platform LaScalaTV Drops Paywall, Goes Free digital

  Starting Tuesday, 1 September, Teatro alla Scala's streaming service, LaScalaTV, will be accessible for free after a straightforward registration process, thanks to Principal…

• Costa Smeralda's Renaissance: Luxury Hotels, Ancient Grains, and Blue Zones other

  Costa Smeralda in Sardinia, established by Prince Karim Aga Khan IV in the late 1950s, is undergoing a revival while maintaining its unique charm. The area's original hotels are…

• Dana Vowinckel's 'Anton und Alma' Longlisted for German Book Prize publication

  Dana Vowinckel, a prominent voice in contemporary German literature, has been longlisted for the German Book Prize for her second novel, "Anton und Alma." The novel explores…

• Martin Schulz and Klaus Lederer Discuss Reading Habits in Berlin Interview other

  In a recent interview at the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Berlin, former SPD chancellor candidate Martin Schulz discussed his reading habits with journalist Michael Angele. Schulz,…

• Henning Lundkvist's 'Obsolescencia programada' Book Event at Museu March Palma publication

  On Monday, September 14, 2026, at 18:00, the Museu Fundación Juan March in Palma (Carrer de Sant Miquel, 11) will host the second installment of 'Las economías del arte' series,…

• NOAA ROV Finds Washing Machines Instead of Shipwreck in Gulf of Mexico other

  In a 2017 expedition, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) deployed an underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV) in the Gulf of Mexico to investigate a…

• Jago Brings Sculptures to Lombardy: Palazzo Lombardia Installation and MA*GA Show exhibition

  Italian sculptor Jago (born 1987 in Frosinone) is set to expand his presence in Lombardy with a new installation at Palazzo Lombardia in Milan and a major exhibition at the MA*GA…

• Casualty's 40th Anniversary Special: Dylan Keogh Leads High-Stakes Drama other

  William Beck, famous for playing Dylan Keogh on BBC's Casualty, will be featured in a special episode celebrating the show's 40th anniversary, airing on September 5 at 8:00 PM BST…

• Venice Film Festival Opens Amidst Uncertainty and Cancelled Press Conference festival-fair

  The Venice Film Festival, a major event in the international film calendar, has commenced with a sense of unease, reflecting broader concerns about the confidence of cinema. The…

• September 2026 Art Diary: Global Exhibitions from Pollença to Seoul exhibition

  In his September 2026 art diary, Revd Jonathan Evens highlights several exhibitions featuring notable artists. The Dionís Bennàssar Gallery in Pollença is set to present 'Luis…

• Robert Johnson: The Blues Legend Who Sold His Soul at the Crossroads cultural-heritage

  Robert Johnson, an influential yet mysterious icon in American music, was born in 1911 in Hazlehurst, Mississippi. He recorded just 29 songs before his untimely death at the age…