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• Hydrocal Plaster Discontinued, Leaving Sculptors Scrambling for Alternatives other

  Sculptors are searching for substitutes after the specialty plaster Hydrocal was slated for discontinuation. Hydrocal has served as a key material for producing sculptures, and…

• Andreas Schulze's 500-Piece Spritzdekor Ceramics Collection Featured in T Magazine publication

  Andreas Schulze, a 71-year-old artist from Germany, has amassed approximately 500 pieces of spritzdekor ceramics, a style that flourished in Germany from the mid-1920s until the…

• Wolfcrow Video Essay Explains Why Cleopatra, Ben-Hur, and Lawrence of Arabia Still Look Spectacular opinion-review

  In a video essay named "Why Cleopatra Still Looks Like a Trillion Bucks," Wolfcrow examines the visual excellence of historical films produced by Hollywood. The film Cleopatra,…

• Rome's Historic Public Clocks: A Walking Guide to Seventy Timepieces cultural-heritage

  Rome's municipal census has uncovered approximately seventy historic clocks located in churches, villas, palazzi, and museums, many of which have been neglected. A workshop…

• ADFF Returns to Toronto with Fall 2026 Program at TIFF Lightbox festival-fair

  The Architecture & Design Film Festival (ADFF) will return to Toronto from November 4 to 7, 2026, with a fall program of films, conversation panels, and social gatherings held at…

• Slava Lyu-fa's "Inner Distance" Shortlisted for Leica Oskar Barnack Award 2026 award

  Slava Lyu-fa, a photographer born in 1989 in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) and currently residing in Yakutsk, has been nominated for the 2026 Leica Oskar Barnack Award for his…

• INJA-Louis Braille Opens Never-Before-Seen Photo Archive for Photography's Bicentennial exhibition

  From November 5 to 28, 2026, the Institut National des Jeunes Aveugles (INJA-Louis Braille) will host an exhibition called "Des aveugles. La collection photographique de l'INJA,"…

• Laura Bauer-Schnitzler Discusses 'Portrait of a Straight Line' and 'Weed' Series in Singulart Interview publication

  In an October 14, 2026, interview with Singulart Magazine, artist Laura Bauer-Schnitzler shared insights about her artwork, including Portrait of a Straight Line and Weed. She…

• Tokyo Autumn Shows: Sakamoto's Ambient Kyoto, Tanaka's Paper Archive, Hojoki Tiny Architecture exhibition

  This autumn, Tokyo will host three new exhibitions. 'Ryuichi Sakamoto + Shiro Takatani: Ambient Kyoto' at Azabudai Hills Gallery features a unique installation inspired by…

• ICA Live Art Festival 2026 Expands to KwaLanga Under Director Nomusa Makhubu festival-fair

  Scheduled for 14 to 18 October 2026, the ICA Live Art Festival will unfold in Cape Town, extending into KwaLanga through collaborations with Guga S'Thebe and 16 on Lerotholi.…

• Pasquale D'Amico on Brutalist Geometry, Chance, and an Upcoming Augmented Reality Exhibition artist

  In an interview with Singulart Magazine, 46-year-old Italian artist and video animator Pasquale D'Amico shared insights about his creative process. He is currently working on an…

• Alex Chalmers Transforms Pescara Gallery into a Perpetual Construction Site exhibition

  The exhibition by Alex Chalmers at A Sud in Pescara, under the curation of Massimiliano Scuderi, embodies a concept of continuous transformation. Located in a postwar office on…

• The Voice of the Artist(s): Another Vocabulary, Edited by Gabriela Galcerán, Published by Sternberg Press publication

  The Voice of the Artist(s): Another Vocabulary, edited by Gabriela Galcerán, has been released by Sternberg Press, transforming a multimedia initiative from 2021 into a printed…

• Roy Lichtenstein's Comic-Book Paintings Challenged Painting Norms in 1960s New York publication

  In the early 1960s, New York galleries showcased Roy Lichtenstein's artwork featuring comic-book figures and glamorous women, which questioned fundamental ideas about painting.…

• Syria Reopens Saint Simeon Monastery Near Aleppo After Decade of War Closure cultural-heritage

  On 28 September 2023, coinciding with World Tourism Day, the Syrian government reopened the Monastery of Saint Simeon the Stylite (Qaalat Samaan) near Aleppo. After being closed…

• Soziologe Martin Schröder: Zuwanderungssorge statt Wirtschaftslage treibt AfD-Wähler opinion-review

  Der Soziologe Martin Schröder hat die Motive von Wählenden der AfD untersucht und widerspricht der verbreiteten Annahme, wirtschaftliche Benachteiligung sei ausschlaggebend für…

• Rhizome Marks 30th Anniversary with Record-Breaking Benefit in New York institutional

  Rhizome celebrated its 30th anniversary with a record-setting benefit in New York. The event highlighted the organization's three-decade commitment to digital art. The benefit's…

• Ashwini Patil: Gynaecologist-Turned-Painter Fuses Mountain Abstractions with Indian Folk Art artist

  Ashwini Patil, a gynaecologist and self-taught artist, creatively interprets mountain landscapes through oil painting and Indian folk art. In an interview with Singulart Magazine,…

• New Art Exchange Opens RESIDE 2027/28 Residency Call for Artists and Collectives institutional

  The New Art Exchange (NAE) in Nottingham, UK, has announced the opening of applications for its RESIDE 2027/28 residency. This opportunity includes up to eight weeks of studio…

• Boutique Fairs Challenge Frieze Week Norms with Hotel-Room Model and No Stand Fees festival-fair

  Amidst London’s Frieze Week, three smaller art fairs provide alternatives to conventional formats. Tomorrow marks the debut of the London Invitational, created by James Cope, at…

• MACBA Concludes 30th Anniversary with Performances by Lolo & Sosaku and Esther Ferrer exhibition

  The thirtieth-anniversary celebrations at Barcelona's MACBA are wrapping up with two performances. On October 30, Lolo & Sosaku will showcase 'Murmullos XI: Perros, caos y otras…

• Aral Sea Becomes Aralkum Desert as Soviet Water Diversion Drains Central Asian Sea cultural-heritage

  Once spanning 26,300 square miles (68,000 square km) along the border of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, the Aral Sea has nearly disappeared, transforming into the Aralkum Desert. The…

• M HKA Antwerp Seeks Artistic and Executive Directors Under New Shared Leadership Model institutional

  The Museum of Contemporary Art in Antwerp (M HKA) is seeking to fill the positions of Artistic Director and Executive Director, with the application deadline set for 1 November…

• Soviet-Era Illustrations of The Hobbit from 1976 Reprint publication

  A 1976 Soviet-era edition of J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit featured illustrations that diverged sharply from Tolkien’s own drawings. The Russian translation, which the author…

• Paris Halloween and Toussaint 2026: Family Art Events from Museum Nocturnes to Immersive Theatre festival-fair

  During the Toussaint school holidays in 2026, Paris and Île-de-France will host a variety of family-friendly cultural activities. The 'Artistes au Muséum' exhibition at the Muséum…

• Luciano Tajoli: la leggenda dimenticata della canzone italiana celebrata a 106 anni dalla nascita other

  Luciano Tajoli, nato a Milano il 17 aprile 1920 e deceduto a Merate nel 1996, è ricordato come un amato cantante della canzone italiana, nonostante avesse contratto la…

• Núria Balinha's Weekly Zines: A Graphic Designer's Uninhibited Practice publication

  Graphic designer Núria Balinha produces zines at a prolific rate, nearly one per week, blending found imagery, collage, drawing, and distorted typography. Her self-described…

• Andrej & Andrej Refresh Pohoda Festival Identity with 3D Babies and Futuristic Typeface festival-fair

  The graphic design studio Andrej & Andrej, located in Bratislava and established by Andrej Barčák and Andrej Čanecký, has developed the third visual identity for Pohoda Festival,…

• Lorenzo Zerbini's Voyeurismo botanico at art'otel Rome Piazza Sallustio Challenges Human Gaze on Nature exhibition

  At art'otel Rome Piazza Sallustio, Lorenzo Zerbini presents his solo exhibition, Voyeurismo botanico, which is curated by Sofia Di Gravio. This exhibition delves into the cultural…

• Detalji Premieres "Drifting" Ahead of Album Imagine Life publication

  Finnish electronic artist Detalji has unveiled "Drifting," the newest single from their upcoming album, Imagine Life, set to release on October 16th. This track features a fusion…

• Marion Weiss and Michael Manfredi on Sustainability, Public Space and Their Studio's Upcoming Projects architecture-design

  In a conversation with Abitare, architects Marion Weiss and Michael Manfredi reflect on their architectural firm, established in 1989 after their introduction at Romaldo…

• Museum Panorama Mesdag Reintroduces Betzy Akersloot-Berg in 'One of a Kind' exhibition

  The Panorama Mesdag Museum in The Hague is currently hosting 'Betzy Akersloot-Berg – One of a kind', a retrospective dedicated to the Norwegian-Dutch artist Betzy Akersloot-Berg…

• The Light Eaters Opens at Town Hall by Bottaccio in King's Cross, London exhibition

  In King's Cross, London, Town Hall by Bottaccio unveils The Light Eaters, a multisensory exhibition focused on light and perception. This marks the inaugural project from…

• Art Explora and Cité internationale des arts Open 2027 Paris Residency Applications institutional

  Art Explora and Cité internationale des arts have announced the opening of applications for their 2027 residency program, with a deadline set for 30 October 2026. The residencies,…

• Elizabeth Xi Bauer Gallery Consolidates in Clerkenwell as 'Bestia' Showcases Pia Camil exhibition

  Elizabeth Xi Bauer has centralized its exhibition activities at 20-22 Exmouth Market in Clerkenwell, London, making it the exclusive venue for displays. Established in 2015 as an…

• Designboom Launches Redesigned Website, Removes Programmatic Advertising digital

  Designboom has unveiled a fully revamped website, marking its first significant update since 1999. The new design replaces programmatic banner advertisements with direct…

• Gogal Brings 'Atrófica 2.0' to Barcelona's Galeria Sergi Sánchez in First Spanish Solo Show exhibition

  In September, the Galeria Sergi Sánchez in Barcelona hosted 'Atrófica 2.0,' the inaugural exhibition of Salvadoran artist Óscar López, also known as Gogal. This exhibition will be…

• Kay Rosen Debuts 'The Royals' at Parking Barcelona, Her First Solo Show in Spain exhibition

  Since September 29, 'The Royals,' an installation by American artist Kay Rosen, has been showcased at Parking Barcelona, marking her inaugural solo exhibition in Spain. This…

• Architecture Competitions as Pedagogical Tool Explored in ArchDaily Essay publication

  In an article by Diogo Borges Ferreira, released on October 14, 2026, the significance of architecture competitions in education is explored. Ferreira contends that these…

• Por qué el estudiantado de arquitectura participa en concursos: aprendizaje a través de la práctica architecture-design

  El 14 de octubre de 2026, Diogo Borges Ferreira lanzó un análisis sobre la participación de estudiantes de arquitectura en concursos. Su propuesta "Regenerative Salt Landscapes"…