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• Riga Conference on Transcultural Studies Explores AI, Digital Revolution other

  The 2nd International Congress of Transcultural Studies, held in Riga, Latvia from June 30 to July 2, 2026, brought together around 30 specialists from 13 countries to discuss the…

• Shigeo Otake's 'Agoraphilia' at White Cube Hong Kong: Fungal Surrealism and Capitalist Allegory exhibition

  Japanese artist Shigeo Otake presents 'Agoraphilia,' his first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, at White Cube from July 10 to August 29, 2026. The show features surrealist paintings,…

• Selena Gomez Fights Fraud Claims Over Mental Health Platform Wondermind other

  Selena Gomez is fighting back against accusations from investors who assert that she swindled them out of nearly $1.2 million by failing to promote the mental health platform…

• Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei Unseen for Six Months After War Began other

  Six months following the air strikes that sparked the conflict and thrust Mojtaba Khamenei into the position of Iran's supreme leader, he has yet to be seen or heard by the…

• DJ Dixon on His Art Collection and the Impact of Screens on Club Culture artist

  In an interview with Monopol, German DJ Dixon discusses his art collection and his platform Transmoderna, reflecting on how increasing screen usage affects the club experience.…

• Ai Weiwei's 'Button Up!' at Factory International: A Critical Review exhibition

  Ai Weiwei's exhibition 'Button Up!' at Factory International's Aviva Studios in Manchester runs from July 2 to September 6, 2026, and examines how industrialization has influenced…

• Street Artist Nathan Murdoch Gets Job Offer from Dragons' Den's Steven Bartlett artist

  Nathan Murdoch, a street artist from Peterborough, appeared on the BBC program Dragons' Den, asking for a £60,000 investment in exchange for a 10% equity in his venture, Street…

• Fragonard's Libertine Masterpiece Estimated at €2.5M to Be Auctioned in Paris market-auction

  Jean-Honoré Fragonard's painting 'L’Instant désiré' (The Desired Moment), also known as 'Les Amants heureux' (The Happy Lovers), will be sold at Christie's Paris on September 23.…

• Tazartes Collection: Ugo Giannattasio and Pinot Gallizio other

  The Tazartes collection showcases a striking abstract artwork by Ugo Giannattasio, created in 1957 and presented as a gift to Giorgio Tazartes. Giannattasio, who was born in Rome…

• Himalayan Glacier Collapse Triggers Deadly Flash Floods in Nepal other

  On Wednesday, August 26, the lower section of a Himalayan glacier collapsed, sending an avalanche of ice and rocks down the Lhende River valley and causing severe flash floods…

• UK Actors Demand Legal Protection Against AI Voice Cloning ai-technology

  More than 80 artists, such as Matt Lucas, Hugh Bonneville, Nicola Coughlan, and Siobhán McSweeney, have urged the UK government to enact laws granting individuals the legal right…

• Edinburgh Launches New Screen Festival After TV Festival's Manchester Move festival-fair

  Edinburgh is set to introduce a new festival focused on television and screen, taking over from the Edinburgh TV Festival, which will move to Manchester in 2027 after half a…

• Sabine Marcelis and Iittala debut Unda glassware capturing light on water architecture-design

  Iittala, a Finnish glassmaker, has launched a new collection named Unda, marking its initial collaboration with designer Sabine Marcelis. This series features hand-blown glass…

• Amy Saikia Wilson's Gnostic Installations at Studio PRÁM, Prague exhibition

  In Prague's Studio PRÁM, an exhibition titled "Pleroma" by artist Amy Saikia Wilson showcases her thought-provoking installations that investigate spiritual concepts. Utilizing…

• SoftBank-Backed Surgical Robotics Firm Noah Medical Eyes Hong Kong Listing economy-finance

  Noah Medical, a surgical robotics firm based in the United States and supported by SoftBank, intends to pursue a listing in Hong Kong as soon as next year, aiming to secure over…

• GalaxySpace completes first turnkey satellite export to Southeast Asia other

  On Tuesday, GalaxySpace, based in Beijing, successfully launched the Lingzhi-09 Thailand CubeSat, marking China's inaugural turnkey satellite export to Southeast Asia. The…

• Ananda Devi's 'Chronique d'un royaume perdu' Reimagines Mauritius Through Four Generations publication

  Ananda Devi, a writer from Mauritius, has released her latest novel titled 'Chronique d'un royaume perdu' (Chronicle of a Lost Kingdom) through the French publishing house…

• Hormuz Deal Pauses Iran Conflict but Fears of 'Forever War' Loom other

  Recent developments in the Strait of Hormuz have eased tensions between Iran and its opponents, though experts caution that the potential for ongoing conflict remains significant.…

• Templeton Ford's Clay Rise: Curved Roofline House in West Sussex architecture-design

  Templeton Ford, an architecture firm established in 2025 in London by André and Jessica Templeton Ford, has been chosen for the 2026 Wallpaper* Architects' Directory. Their design…

• South Korea Backs Trump's North Korea Outreach, Warns Against Being Sidelined other

  South Korea has expressed support for the Trump administration's diplomatic outreach to North Korea, but has cautioned that any resumption of talks must lead to substantive…

• US Visa Interviews Suspended; China Condemns New Iran Sanctions: SCMP's 7 Highlights other

  The South China Morning Post (SCMP) has published a roundup of seven significant stories from its recent reporting, covering a range of international issues. The top story focuses…

• Cinq romans pour rêver aux oiseaux : la sélection estivale de Chaleur humaine publication

  Le 28 août 2026, Le Monde présente dans sa section Planète une sélection de cinq romans consacrés aux oiseaux, dans le cadre de sa série estivale « Envole-Moi ». Cette initiative…

• Romantasy Boom: Luxury Brands Eye Sarah J. Maas's ACOTAR Readers other

  The popularity of the romantasy genre, led by Sarah J. Maas's A Court of Thorns and Roses series, has surged, presenting new opportunities for luxury labels. The article explores…

• Matthijs Kimpe's 'Making Traces' Opens at Tatjana Pieters, Ghent exhibition

  Belgian artist Matthijs Kimpe presents his third solo exhibition, 'Making Traces,' at Tatjana Pieters gallery in Ghent. The show, which opened recently, features new works that…

• Entries Open for Brick in Architecture Awards 2026 award

  Entries are now being accepted for the 2026 Brick in Architecture Awards, hosted by the Brick Industry Association to honor exceptional brick structures worldwide. Since its…

• Céline Dion: From Las Vegas Residency to Paris Spectacle other

  Céline Dion, the Quebec-born superstar, has prepared her upcoming series of shows at the Plenitude Arena in Paris, scheduled to begin in September, in a Las Vegas studio. The city…

• Desplechin and Girardot: A Cinematic Mutual Seduction other

  The French newspaper Le Monde's summer series 'Duos de cinéma' concludes with a fifth installment focusing on the enduring collaboration between filmmaker Arnaud Desplechin and…

• Six Unbuilt Research Centers by ArchDaily Community architecture-design

  ArchDaily has published a selection of six unbuilt research center projects designed by its community members, showcasing diverse spatial strategies for environments dedicated to…

• Taring Padi's London Debut: Early Banners Against Suharto at Ibraaz exhibition

  The Indonesian art group Taring Padi is set to unveil its inaugural exhibition in London titled "Rakyat Pasti Menang (The People United Will Never Be Defeated)" at Ibraaz,…

• ICE Awards $16.7M Contract for Electric Shock Gloves Despite Opposition other

  US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has awarded a $16.7 million no-bid contract to Compliant Technologies LLC, a Kentucky-based firm, to purchase 6,000 pairs of gloves…

• South Korea, Japan, US Proceed with Freedom Edge Drills Near Jeju Despite Trump Cuts other

  In light of recent budget reductions implemented by the Trump administration, South Korea, Japan, and the United States have announced their intention to move forward with the…

• Elke Heidenreich's 'Altern' Tops Bestseller Lists; Writer Defends Her Generation publication

  Elke Heidenreich, the 81-year-old German writer, has achieved a new milestone with her latest book 'Altern' (Aging), which has stormed the bestseller lists. In a recent interview,…

• Caroline Wahl's New Novel 'Die Assistentin' Explores Shattered Hopes publication

  Caroline Wahl, former assistant at Diogenes Verlag in Zurich, has published her third novel, 'Die Assistentin'. Having written two bestsellers within two years, Wahl discusses the…

• Anne-Sophie Mutter Marks 50 Years on Stage at Lucerne Festival festival-fair

  Violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter is celebrating her 50th stage anniversary this season, which coincides with her 50th concert at the Lucerne Festival. The milestone is particularly…

• Dolly Parton's Trash Aesthetic Celebrated in New Critical Essay opinion-review

  In a recent opinion piece for Ocula Magazine, critic Nathalie Olah argues that Dolly Parton's unapologetic embrace of her own lowbrow style has had a liberating effect on her…

• Yung Lean's Art Debuts at Auction Following Solo Exhibition market-auction

  Swedish pop icon Yung Lean is making a foray into the art world with an upcoming solo exhibition next month, followed by a curated selection of his works being offered in an…

• Iran Expert Trita Parsi Discusses China's Balancing Act Amid US-Israel Conflict other

  Trita Parsi, who serves as the co-founder and executive vice-president of the Quincy Institute, a think tank located in Washington, specializes in the dynamics of US-Iran…

• The Rise and Controversy of Victorian Spirit Photography cultural-heritage

  In 1874, scientist Alfred Russel Wallace visited Frederick Hudson's London studio to commission a spirit photograph, a portrait that captured ghostly apparitions alongside the…

• Ten Key Facets of Victorian Era Art and Culture cultural-heritage

  The Victorian period, spanning from 1837 to 1901, was characterized by significant advancements and cultural shifts. Notable developments included the advent of steam travel,…

• Ibeyi Podcast Episode Rebroadcast on Le Goût de M other

  The French newspaper Le Monde is rebroadcasting a podcast episode featuring the musical duo Ibeyi as part of its summer programming for the podcast 'Le Goût de M'. The episode,…