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• Maison Bellon Camprubi: A Flexible Timber House in Anniviers by R2A Architectes architecture-design

  In a small hillside village in Anniviers, Switzerland, R2A Architectes has designed Maison Bellon Camprubi, a flexible family home on a narrow sloping plot that was once a…

• The New Habitat 27/28: Hotels as Spaces of Transformation architecture-design

  The sixth installment of The New Habitat report, produced by APE Grupo and Futurea, outlines three key trends in hotel design: the emergence of hotels as wellness centers, the…

• September Auctions: From Hiroshige to Camille Claudel, Five Sales to Watch market-auction

  As the art market resumes in September, auction houses are presenting a series of notable sales. Artcurial will disperse African and Oceanic art from the Jean-Jacques Rotthier…

• Anna Woods' Debut Novel LIT: A Thriller Set in an Architectural Practice publication

  Auckland-based author Anna Woods, known for her award-winning short fiction, has released her first thriller, LIT, via Echo Publishing. The narrative revolves around an…

• Francesco Annarumma's Turning Point: From Naples to Basel's LISTE Fair artist

  In an interview with ArtsLife, Francesco Annarumma, founder and director of the eponymous gallery in Naples, recounts the pivotal moment that marked a turning point in his career.…

• M+ Hong Kong Exhibition Explores Herzog & de Meuron's Design Process Across China exhibition

  The M+ museum in Hong Kong is set to present an exhibition titled "Herzog & de Meuron: In Focus," featuring ten projects by the Swiss architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron in…

• River City Finale: Bloodied Lenny Murdoch in Fiery Climax other

  Images from the concluding episode of the Scottish soap opera River City have been unveiled by the BBC, showcasing a wounded Lenny Murdoch amid a fire scene. This episode, penned…

• Shake & Stir's Grimm: A Saucy, Darkly Comic Take on Brothers Grimm Fairytales at Arts Centre Melbourne other

  Shake & Stir Theatre Company's production 'Grimm', co-written by Nelle Lee and directed by Daniel Evans, offers a darkly comic and saucy reinterpretation of Brothers Grimm…

• Naturalezas Vivas: A Biocultural Manifesto at Centro Niemeyer exhibition

  The 'Naturalezas Vivas' exhibition at the Centro Niemeyer in Avilés explores the transformation of landscapes in art and will be available until September 27. This showcase…

• Katherine Hubbard's 'The Great Room' at Secession, Vienna exhibition

  Katherine Hubbard's exhibition titled 'The Great Room' at Vienna's Secession, overseen by curator Bettina Spörr, showcases a photographic endeavor spanning five years (2020–2025)…

• H3O Renovates Historic Barcelona Home with Playful, Cinematic Touches architecture-design

  H3O architects, based in Barcelona, has undertaken the renovation of Casa Plató, a 19th-century residence located in Gracia, skillfully merging the preservation of its historical…

• Augustin Lesage: 800 Spirit-Guided Paintings Honored in Four-Exhibition Biennale exhibition

  Augustin Lesage, a self-taught painter and coal miner from France (1876–1954), produced around 800 artworks, which he asserted were inspired by spirits. His contributions, pivotal…

• OMA appoints three new partners and expands leadership architecture-design

  In July 2026, OMA, established by Rem Koolhaas, welcomed new partners: Marianne Anthonissen, Kaveh Dabiri, and Samir Bantal. Anthonissen, who became part of the firm in 2016, now…

• Kennedy Center Delays Trump Name, AI and Memory Debates, NYC Ends Dance License Law institutional

  According to ARTnews, the board of the Kennedy Center has postponed the decision to inscribe President Trump's name on the building. The Atlantic highlights that the existing…

• Newcastle Art Gallery Reopens with $48M Redevelopment and 'Iconic Loved Unexpected' exhibition

  After being closed for four years and undergoing a $48 million renovation, the Newcastle Art Gallery in New South Wales has reopened its doors with the exhibition titled 'Iconic…

• Sangbong Lee's Space Odradek: Zombie Satellites as Aesthetic Objects digital

  The installation 'Space Odradek' by Sangbong Lee reimagines the observation of defunct satellites as a sensory and poetic journey. Drawing inspiration from Kafka's mysterious…

• Japan to Deploy Fighter Jets to India Amid China-Nepal Floods: Weekend Reads other

  This weekend's news roundup from the South China Morning Post highlights five stories, including Japan's plan to deploy fighter jets to India for the first time next month, a move…

• Anthony Frith's Mockbuster: Documenting The Asylum's Six-Day Dinosaur Flick other

  Anthony Frith, a filmmaker from Adelaide, created his first feature, The Land That Time Forgot, in just six days for The Asylum, which is recognized for its low-budget mockbusters…

• Flat Office: State Twenty Eight Designs Workspace Inspired by Mr Oizo's 'Flat Beat' architecture-design

  State Twenty Eight, a design studio based in Western Australia, has unveiled Flat Office, a contemporary workspace located in Subiaco, Perth. The design draws inspiration from the…

• ARC Architects: Bridging Memory and Matter in Uzbekistan architecture-design

  Founded in 2017 by Bobir Klichev, ARC Architects emerged from the architectural community of Bukhara and remains closely tied to the cultural and climatic particularities of…

• LTR1 by Carazo Arquitectura: A Vertical Neighborhood in El Salvador architecture-design

  Carazo Arquitectura has introduced LTR1, a mixed-use project located in Nuevo Cuscatlán, El Salvador, spanning 60,265 square meters. This development features over 400 residential…

• China's Elite Loses Faith in Progress: From Botox to Insurance other

  A recent article in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) examines the shifting mindset among China's wealthy elite, who are reportedly abandoning the once-dominant 'Chinese Dream' of…

• Konstantin Krimmel at Schubertiade's 50th Anniversary Concerts festival-fair

  Baritone Konstantin Krimmel, a leading Lied singer of his generation, is performing at the anniversary concerts of the Schubertiade, an event often referred to as 'the Bayreuth of…

• Nepal Earthquake Videos: Authenticity Increasingly Irrelevant to Audiences digital

  Following the catastrophic earthquake in Nepal, a flood of videos has emerged online. The public's concern with their authenticity is waning, as viewers prioritize emotional…

• Ulf Erdmann Ziegler's New Novel Tackles Social Taboos publication

  Ulf Erdmann Ziegler's latest book, as reported by NZZ, delves into intimate and taboo subjects, using a motor scooter as a narrative device. The article also revisits the…

• NZZ Criticizes 'Trapped in Hope' at Zürcher Theaterspektakel as Propaganda opinion-review

  At the Zürcher Theaterspektakel, the play 'Trapped in Hope' has been criticized by the Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) for presenting the Middle East conflict from a Palestinian…

• 673-Diamond Necklace of Egyptian Queen Stolen in Vienna Museum Heist cultural-heritage

  On August 27, two masked intruders entered the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) in Vienna and stole a diamond necklace that belonged to Queen Nazli of Egypt by breaking a display…

• Fundació Sorigué Presents ARCO-Acquired Works in Lleida Exhibition exhibition

  The Fundació Sorigué in Lleida is hosting 'ARCO en la Fundació Sorigué', an exhibition that features pieces from its collection obtained at ARCO, many of which are being shown to…

• Rolinda Sharples: Rediscovering a Pioneering Female Artist of Regency Britain artist

  Rolinda Sharples, born in 1793 to artists James and Ellen Sharples, faced early adversity when her family was held captive by a French privateer in Brest for seven months. Under…

• Hildegard von Bingen: Medieval Polymath and Healer cultural-heritage

  Hildegard von Bingen, the youngest of ten siblings, was born in Bremersheim, Germany. At the age of eight, her parents committed her to the Benedictine Church, and by 14, she had…

• Ende: The First Documented Spanish Female Manuscript Illuminator cultural-heritage

  Ende, a 10th-century Spanish nun, is recognized as the first documented female manuscript illuminator in Spain. Her work appears in the Beatus of Girona, an illuminated manuscript…

• Five Medieval Artists: From Giotto to Master James of Saint George other

  An overview of five influential medieval artists highlights their contributions to painting, manuscript illumination, tapestry design, sculpture, and architecture. Giotto di…

• Fra Angelico's Reliquary Panel: A Proto-Renaissance Masterpiece at San Marco cultural-heritage

  Fra Angelico's 'Annunciation and Adoration of the Magi' (c. 1431–1432) is a reliquary panel housed at the Museum of San Marco in Florence, Italy. Created during the…

• How Sacred Images Adapt to Local Cultures: From Jesus to Buddha cultural-heritage

  An article from DailyArt Magazine examines how sacred images of figures such as Jesus and Buddha vary culturally, illustrating the communities that produce them through a process…

• The Limbourg Brothers' Très Riches Heures: A Masterpiece of International Gothic cultural-heritage

  The Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry, crafted by the Limbourg Brothers circa 1416, is renowned as the world’s most famous book of hours. This illuminated manuscript,…

• Otway Beach House: Fire-Resistant Design in Australia's Flame Zone architecture-design

  Kerstin Thompson Architects has completed the Otway Beach House, a 196 m² residence located in Wye River, Australia, on the edge of a national park. The project, completed in…

• X Bienal de Arte Contemporáneo de Fundación ONCE at CentroCentro, Madrid exhibition

  CentroCentro in Madrid is hosting the X Bienal de Arte Contemporáneo de Fundación ONCE, which will be open until October 11, 2026. Curated by Antonella Montinaro, this event marks…

• Park Seo-Bo Museum Opens in Seoul; Frieze Abu Dhabi Debuts; MCA Australia Unveils Nell Commission; Perth Sky Park Launch other

  On August 21, the Park Seo-Bo Museum was inaugurated in Yeonhui-dong, Seoul, honoring the Dansaekhwa trailblazer Park Seo-Bo. The museum, designed by Choi Moongyu, encompasses…

• Kallirroi Ioannidou's 'Galvanizing Memories' at Kallmann-Museum, Ismaning exhibition

  The Kallmann-Museum in Ismaning, Germany, hosted Kallirroi Ioannidou's exhibition titled 'Galvanizing Memories' from March 1 to June 14, 2026. The showcase included large…

• Jay-Z's 30-Year Career Celebrated in Eight Songs Before Stade de France Concert other

  The French newspaper Le Monde has published a selection of eight emblematic tracks by American rapper Jay-Z, ahead of his concert at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis on…