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• Kacey Musgraves, John David Washington, Samara Joy, and Jacob Elordi in This Week's Culture Roundup other

  The New Yorker's 'Goings On' section highlights Kacey Musgraves as a crossover queen, alongside John David Washington starring in the tech-themed production 'Disruption.' Samara…

• In Praise of Group Chats: A Personal Essay on Digital Community other

  The essay reflects on the role of group chats in maintaining friendships across geographical distances. The author, writing for The New Yorker, describes how their friends are…

• Casa PB16: ESPECIE arquitectura Renovates Home in Murcia architecture-design

  ESPECIE arquitectura, led by Joaquín García Vicente and Tatiana Poggi, has completed Casa PB16, an expansion and renovation project of a residence in Las Torres de Cotillas, a…

• Remembering Yayoi Kusama: A Personal Recollection from the Sixties other

  In a heartfelt tribute, PRINT Magazine's Daily Heller column honors Yayoi Kusama, who died at the age of 97. Steven Heller, the author, reminisces about their encounter in the…

• Luura Cliff Hotel on Paros Opens with 55-Artist Collection architecture-design

  The Khoury family's Vivium brand has launched its inaugural property, Luura Cliff, a 39-suite hotel overlooking Agia Eirini Bay on the western side of Paros, marking Morgans…

• K Schubeck Releases Video on Dick Proenneke's Cabin other

  K Schubeck, the spouse of Monroe Robinson, has produced a brief YouTube video chronicling their experiences at Dick Proenneke's cabin in Alaska. Proenneke spent 31 years living…

• Solar-Powered Frida Kahlo Figurine Now Available at My Modern Met Store other

  My Modern Met Store has released Solar Frida, a 7-inch-tall hand-painted desk figurine of artist Frida Kahlo that moves using solar power. Designed by Kikkerland Design, the…

• Trail Camera Captures Rare Co-Nesting of Black Vultures with Predatory Raptors in Argentina other

  Last month, the Journal of Raptor Research published an exciting study where researchers used trail cameras to capture interactions between different raptor species in abandoned…

• Soft Loft's 'Throw the Dice': A Soundtrack for Twenties other

  Swiss indie band Soft Loft releases their second album 'Throw the Dice', exploring the emotional spectrum of adulthood. The quintet, known for performances at Reeperbahn and…

• Julia Willmann's Children's Novel 'Sommer am Rande der Welt' Features Enchanted Hotel publication

  Julia Willmann's children's novel 'Sommer am Rande der Welt' (Summer at the Edge of the World) is reviewed in the Süddeutsche Zeitung. The book is set in a magical hotel that…

• ORLAN Reflects on MesuRAGE Performances in Antwerp and Liège artist

  During an interview on December 4, 2025, in Paris, artist ORLAN spoke with researcher Annosh Urbanke about her MesuRAGE performances. This series, initiated in 1968, showcases…

• Foster + Partners wins €4M EU grant for SWIFT-Build robot timber construction architecture-design

  A €4 million grant has been awarded to Foster + Partners and seven academic institutions by the European Innovation Council’s Pathfinder programme for a three-year endeavor called…

• Endometriosis and Beauty: How Chronic Illness Reshapes Skincare Routines other

  Endometriosis, a condition affecting one in ten women, is increasingly influencing beauty routines as patients seek holistic management. The article, published by Vogue, details…

• Jacobsen Studio's Japanese-Brazilian Architectural Dialogue architecture-design

  Founded in 1980 in Rio de Janeiro by Paulo Jacobsen, Jacobsen Studio is a Brazilian architectural firm that merges Japanese philosophy with Brazil's lush environment. The studio…

• Rei Zukidou's 'Fugue of Becoming' at Galerie Sara Lily Perez exhibition

  Rei Zukidou, a Japanese artist based in Berlin, showcases 'Fugue of Becoming', a solo exhibition at Galerie Sara Lily Perez from September 5 to October 17, 2026. This exhibition…

• Giacomo Nicolella Maschietti on Curiosity, Art Market, and Storytelling in ANSA Podcast other

  In the thirteenth episode of the ANSA podcast 'Una cura per l'arte', hosted by Diego Randazzo, Giacomo Nicolella Maschietti, director of Collezione da Tiffany, discusses his…

• “Un soupçon d’amitié” Thriller at Théâtre La Bruyère other

  The Théâtre La Bruyère in Paris is presenting “Un soupçon d’amitié,” a theatrical thriller set in Argentina during the 1960s. The play follows Daniella and Louis, whose loyalty is…

• Fortuny's Handcrafted Wallpaper Debuts, Frieze Abu Dhabi Lineup, and More other

  Fortuny, renowned for its Delphos dress, has unveiled its inaugural wallpaper collection in collaboration with San Patrignano, the largest drug rehabilitation center in Europe,…

• German Comedy Sequel 'Oh la la' Continues Racist DNA Test Premise other

  The German comedy film 'Oh la la' has received a sequel that continues its controversial premise involving a DNA test that disrupts a family's history. The original film, which…

• US-Canada Trade War Escalates as Trump Invokes Depression-Era Tariff Tool economy-finance

  A trade conflict has erupted between the U.S. and Canada, initiated by President Donald Trump’s activation of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930. On August 25, 2026, Canada…

• V&A staff to strike over pay as UK museum unrest grows institutional

  On September 4 and 5, employees at three locations of the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London will participate in a strike, following a 95% approval from union members. The…

• Wunika Mukan Brings Brazilian Artist Kamila Soares to Lagos in 'From Brazil with Love' exhibition

  Nigerian curator Wunika Mukan is presenting 'From Brazil with Love', an exhibition of seven works by Brazilian artist Kamila Soares at the Wunika Mukan Gallery in Lagos. The show,…

• Global Exhibitions: Whistler, Sonic Phantoms, Fujiko Nakaya, and More exhibition

  This week's art events span multiple global capitals, featuring a diverse range of exhibitions. At Tate in London, a major exhibition on James McNeill Whistler explores his…

• Bald Eagle Photos Become Symbol in US-Canada Trade War other

  The White House recently posted a striking image of a bald eagle going after a Canada goose to illustrate its stance in the ongoing trade dispute with Canada. This photo, taken by…

• Mondrian's 'Composition III' Heads to Christie's London with £20-30M Estimate market-auction

  On October 14, 2026, during Frieze Week, Christie's London will auction Piet Mondrian's 1920 artwork 'Composition III,' with an estimated value between £20-30 million ($27-41…

• The Architecture Drawing Prize 2026 Opens for Entries architecture-design

  The World Architecture Festival, in collaboration with Make Architects and the Sir John Soane's Museum, has announced the ninth edition of The Architecture Drawing Prize,…

• RMIT Galleries Presents VENTUROUS: A Decade of Design Research by Doctoral Alumni exhibition

  VENTUROUS, an exhibition that highlights a decade of groundbreaking design research by 23 alumni from RMIT's PhD program in design practice, has been launched at RMIT Galleries.…

• Five Historic Trees with Extraordinary Stories other

  This piece highlights five trees, each with its own fascinating story. First, there’s the Bodhi Tree, where Siddhartha Gautama found enlightenment, and its oldest descendant, the…

• La Furgonetta: Mobile Art Exhibition in Calitri, Italy festival-fair

  In Calitri, Italy, La Furgonetta, an innovative exhibition by Portulaca_project, presents contemporary art from the trunk of a van. Founded in December 2025 by artist Giulio Delvè…

• Cup of Joy Opens First London Café in Marylebone with EBBA Architects Design architecture-design

  Turkish coffee and bakery brand Cup of Joy has opened its first international location in London's Marylebone neighborhood, at 28 Blandford Street. Founded in Istanbul's Bebek…

• Maria Clara Macrì's Dreamlike Summer in Sicily for AnOther Photo Dump other

  Maria Clara Macrì, a photographer, participated in AnOther Magazine's summer series 'AnOther Photo Dump', which invites photographers worldwide to share images capturing their…

• Longchamp's La Maison Unique Collection Channels Heatherwick's Green Staircase architecture-design

  Longchamp has unveiled La Maison Unique, a remarkable collection influenced by the architectural style of their Downtown Manhattan store, designed by Thomas Heatherwick. This new…

• Saeborg: Fetish as Gender Critique in Inflatable Farm Performances artist

  Born in Toyama in 1981, Japanese artist Saeborg critiques societal norms surrounding gender and species through her unique inflatable latex costumes and performances themed around…

• Tato Architects' Arc Tent Suspends Camping Between Hammock and Shelter architecture-design

  Japanese firm Tato Architects has unveiled Arc Tent, a lightweight camping shelter that combines the functions of a tent and a hammock. The structure features a tubular…

• French Autumn 2026 Exhibition Guide: Cezanne, Zurbarán, Séraphine Louis, Irving Penn and More exhibition

  The September 2026 edition of Beaux Arts Magazine presents a comprehensive overview of the upcoming autumn art exhibitions in France. Featured prominently is a retrospective…

• Myventura Offers 14-Day Japan Tour from Fukuoka to Tokyo other

  Myventura, a travel agency, is promoting a 14-day self-guided tour of Japan from Fukuoka to Tokyo. The itinerary includes major cities, traditions, and iconic landscapes, with the…

• Urs Fischer's Yes and LA Dust: Ephemerality Cast in Bronze exhibition

  In 2013, Urs Fischer transformed the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Los Angeles into an open studio, installing a restaurant kitchen and a grand piano alongside tons of…

• Sebastian Quack on Critical Play and Reimagining Public Space artist

  In an interview with Alison Hugill for Berlin Art Link, artist, curator, and game designer Sebastian Quack discusses his practice of "critical play," which involves moving play…

• CAMeC La Spezia Reconsiders Romanticism Through Contemporary Art exhibition

  From April 11 to September 13, 2026, the CAMeC – Centro d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea in La Spezia, Italy, will host the group exhibition titled “Ripensando il Romanticismo…

• Windkraft-Azubi kritisiert Merz-Regierung: Klimajob-Versprechen „verlogen“ other

  Nach der Regierungsklausur von Friedrich Merz und seinen Ministern plant die Bundesregierung Kürzungen, die Zehntausende Arbeitsplätze in der Windbranche gefährden. Der…