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• Top 5 New Zealand Artists: From McCahon to Hodgkins artist

  New Zealand boasts a rich yet often overlooked artistic community shaped by five key individuals. Colin McCahon (1919-1987) aimed to define a New Zealand identity through his…

• Cyprien Gaillard's 'Deterrent' at Kunsthaus Bregenz Questions Public Space Control exhibition

  Cyprien Gaillard's solo exhibition, titled 'When you expect flutes, it's whistles,' is currently on display at Kunsthaus Bregenz until October 4, 2026. The highlight of the…

• How Canadian Gallery Openings Shape Critical First Impressions opinion-review

  An article featured in FAD Magazine on September 7, 2026, explores the influence of gallery openings in Canada on how exhibitions are received prior to critical reviews. It points…

• Alexandre Desplat on Music and Wine: A Composer's Monomania other

  French composer Alexandre Desplat, known for his film scores, has confessed to a "monomaniacal" side when it comes to wine. In an interview, he revealed that when he likes a…

• Milena Gabanelli's youthful art goes under the hammer for young artists' scholarships market-auction

  A charity auction is set for September 11, 2026, at 6:30 PM, taking place at Spazio Stendhal in Desio, Monza Brianza. The event will showcase the pieces of Milena Gabanelli, a…

• 15 Crafty Stationery Picks to Spark Your Creativity other

  Frankie magazine has curated a list of 15 stationery items from various online craft stores, including Pinky's, Made590, Stamps.net.au, that paper joint., Peechmart, QVWC, Third…

• Personal Connection: The Overlooked Key to Selling Art opinion-review

  In an era dominated by algorithms and social media, a veteran art advisor argues that personal connection remains the most effective driver of art sales. Drawing on nearly three…

• Charlotte Higgins' 'Ukrainian Lessons' Reviewed: A Personal Homage Beyond Journalism publication

  In a review published in ArtReview's September 2026 issue, critic assesses Charlotte Higgins' book 'Ukrainian Lessons: Art in a Time of War' (Jonathan Cape, £22 hardcover).…

• The Real History Behind the 'No White After Labor Day' Rule other

  The prohibition against wearing white post-Labor Day traces back to the elite of America’s Gilded Age, who donned white attire at coastal retreats such as Newport and Southampton…

• Gender Gap in German Politics: Does Female Emancipation Fuel Rightward Shift Among Men? other

  A recent analysis by sociologist and election researcher Ansgar Hudde from the University of Cologne highlights a significant gender gap in voting behavior among young Germans.…

• Christian Marclay's Vinyl Explorations at White Cube Paris exhibition

  Christian Marclay, the polymorphic artist known for his obsession with music's traces, presents an exhibition at White Cube Paris centered on the iconic 33 RPM vinyl record. The…

• UN Expert Warns Gaza Rubble Removal Risks Erasing Evidence of Atrocity Crimes other

  Francesca Albanese, the UN special rapporteur on the Palestinian territories, has raised an alarming concern regarding the extensive removal of rubble in Israeli-controlled areas…

• ARTPOWER Debut Zine for Tortoise Challenges Artist Financial Precarity publication

  In honor of Tortoise's one-year anniversary, ARTPOWER has launched its inaugural zine, curated by Janera Solomon. This publication encapsulates a year’s worth of community…

• Lost 2002 Ground Zero Visions Resurface for 9/11 Anniversary opinion-review

  In a recent essay for The New York Times, architecture critic Paul Goldberger revisits the question of what Ground Zero should have been, prompting a reflection on a 2002 design…

• Courbet's 'A Burial at Ornans' Unveiled After Restoration at Musée d'Orsay cultural-heritage

  On September 7, Gustave Courbet's 'A Burial at Ornans' (1849–1850) was unveiled in the newly designated 'Salle Sylvain Amic' at the Musée d'Orsay, a tribute to the late president…

• Pine Trees, Poetry, and Memory: A Personal Reflection on Lebanon other

  In an essay for Hyperallergic, Khatchig Mouradian examines a 1936 watercolor by Lebanese artist Moustafa Farroukh alongside a 1937 sonnet by Armenian poet Vahan Tekeyan, both…

• « La Dernière Heure » : une fiction courte sur Arte.tv explore la transmission familiale en temps de guerre civile digital

  Arte.tv propose une série courte en six épisodes, intitulée « La Dernière Heure », qui se déroule en pleine guerre civile. Destinée également aux réseaux sociaux, cette œuvre…

• Brand Brothers Crafts Bold Visual Identity for Paris Restaurant Vif architecture-design

  Brand Brothers, a design studio, has developed a distinctive visual identity for Vif, a new Parisian dining establishment helmed by chef Geoffrey Gotfryd. The restaurant, which…

• Street Art Guide to Ryazan: Murals, Craft, and Kremlin in Two Days other

  Located 200 kilometers southeast of Moscow, Ryazan is home to vibrant street art spearheaded by Alexander Demkin (Dyoma21) and Andrey Kalugin. Their murals, which showcase…

• Samuel Labarthe Revives Nicolas Bouvier's 'Le Poisson-Scorpion' at Théâtre de Poche Montparnasse other

  Actor Samuel Labarthe returns to the role of Swiss writer and traveler Nicolas Bouvier in a stage adaptation of 'Le Poisson-scorpion', directed by Catherine Schaub, at the Théâtre…

• Art Dealers Decry Administrative Hurdles in Cross-Border Trade market-auction

  French art dealers are voicing their worries regarding the growing administrative challenges associated with the global art market, pointing to issues such as delays, expenses,…

• Brushes With Cancer Returns to Adrienne Arsht Center on September 24 exhibition

  On Thursday, September 24, 2026, at 6pm, the Knight Concert Hall Lobby of the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami will kick off the opening reception for…

• Venice Film Festival 2026 Midway: Moretti, Lee, Kore-eda, McDonagh Delight Audiences festival-fair

  At the midpoint of the 83rd Venice Film Festival, several feature films have already distinguished themselves, delighting festival-goers with their diverse registers. Among the…

• Venice Film Festival: Italian Cinema Shines with 'La città dei vivi', Moretti and Pattinson Disappoint festival-fair

  At the 82nd Venice International Film Festival, Italian cinema received praise for 'La città dei vivi', directed by Marco Gabbriellini, while films starring Robert Pattinson and…

• SNA Launches New Website to Support Members and Public institutional

  On September 7, 2026, the Syndicat des Négociants en Art (SNA), the union for French art dealers, will unveil a new website aimed at enhancing services for both its members and…

• Debate: AfD Voters Are Responsible for Their Choice opinion-review

  A debate in the Süddeutsche Zeitung's culture section questions whether the reasons behind voting for the AfD matter. The argument posits that from a democratic perspective, facts…

• Superkül's Valley House in Toronto Listed for Sale at $7.298M CAD architecture-design

  Canadian architecture studio Superkül's Valley House, located in the Hogg's Hollow neighborhood of Toronto, is now on the market for $7.298 million CAD. The property is listed via…

• North Korea and Russia Open First Road Bridge Over Tumen River other

  On Monday, North Korea and Russia inaugurated their first road bridge connecting the two countries, a 1 km (0.6-mile) two-lane structure spanning the Tumen River. The opening was…

• Kore-eda's 'Look Back' Premieres at Venice, Marking Return to Form festival-fair

  Hirokazu Kore-eda's live-action adaptation of Tatsuki Fujimoto's manga 'Look Back' premiered at the Venice Film Festival, marking a return to form after his sci-fi film 'Sheep in…

• Casa MDL by Estudio Maria Strada: Balancing Urban Spirit and Landscape architecture-design

  Casa MDL, a 420-square-meter residence designed by Estudio Maria Strada, was completed in 2024. Located on the outskirts of the city, the house seeks to reconcile an urban…

• Digital Trace: Chilean Ceramics Exhibition Opens at Berlin Art Week exhibition

  Santiago-based Galería Biophilia makes its Berlin debut with 'Digital Trace in Contemporary Ceramics,' a collective exhibition at KSTN – Projektraum Berlin in Kreuzberg during…

• French Senate's 1895 Art Fraud Law Set for Long-Awaited Reform institutional

  A French legislative reform targeting art fraud, first proposed by Senator Bernard Fialaire and passed by the Senate in March 2023, may finally advance in September 2026. The…

• Liz Larner's UK Debut at Camden Arts Centre Explores Breath, Hair, and NASA Asteroids exhibition

  American sculptor Liz Larner is presenting her first major UK exhibition, 'A Hard Line to Bend', at Camden Arts Centre in London. Known for her use of unconventional materials…

• CDU Election Party in Magdeburg Sees Empty Hall as Results Halve other

  During the state election night in Saxony-Anhalt, the CDU's result halved compared to 2021, marking a historic decline. However, at the CDU's election party held at the Maritim…

• Roman Port Emerges Off Salento Coast, Possibly Octavian's Landing Site cultural-heritage

  An underwater Roman port complex has been discovered off the Adriatic coast near Salento, Italy, possibly associated with Octavian's arrival in 44 BC. This site, situated in the…

• Warhol's Final Masterpiece: Beethoven Cycle Unveiled at Bonn's Beethoven-Haus exhibition

  The Beethoven-Haus in Bonn is set to host a new exhibition featuring Andy Warhol's final significant work, a collection of prints and paintings inspired by Beethoven, from…

• Xiaomi 18 Fold Debuts with In-House Xring O3 Chip other

  On Monday, Xiaomi unveiled its latest flagship foldable smartphone, the 18 Fold, alongside new models of its premium Skynomad SUV, intensifying competition with Apple, Huawei, and…

• Immigrant Women's Sewing Circles in Queens Create Living Archives cultural-heritage

  In Northwestern Queens, New York City, two immigrant-led sewing circles, BordeAndo and Las Comadres Bordadoras, have become living archives for undocumented, working-class Latin…

• Journal des Antiquaires et Galeries n°11: New Issue Covers Art Market, Legislation, and Fairs publication

  The Syndicat des Négociants en Art (SNA) has released the 11th issue of its publication, Le Journal des Antiquaires et Galeries, on September 7, 2026. The issue focuses on the…

• Jazz Meets Classical: Stefan Michalke's New Album 'Michalke & Strings' publication

  Jazz musician and composer Stefan Michalke has released a new album titled 'Michalke & Strings', which blends jazz with classical music. The album features a string quartet and a…