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• FAA Moves to Fire Air Traffic Controllers Who Left Early Before Fatal LaGuardia Crash other

  Sources indicate that the FAA is moving to fire two air traffic controllers who left their posts early before a tragic incident at LaGuardia Airport in March. This event, which…

• Hyperallergic Fall 2026 New York Art Guide: Blockbusters and Discoveries exhibition

  The Fall 2026 New York Art Guide from Hyperallergic highlights significant exhibitions throughout the city. Opening on October 4 and running until January 31, 2027, The Met…

• Snails Tweak Slime's Stiffness by Adjusting Collagen and Calcium, Study Finds other

  A new study published August 6 in the journal Science reveals how land snails manipulate their mucus to serve different purposes. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute of…

• ShiftCam X.Series SuperZoom Lenses Offer Up to 350mm Equivalent on iPhone other

  ShiftCam has announced its new X.Series SuperZoom lenses for smartphone photographers, promising unprecedented reach. The series includes two focal lengths: a 2x SuperZoom and a…

• Vogue Investigates: Are Sulfate-Free Shampoos Actually Better? other

  Vogue's investigation into sulfate-free shampoos reveals that while sulfates are effective cleansing agents, they can be harsh on certain hair types. Celebrity hairstylists…

• Canada Lures 48 US Researchers with $362M Funding other

  Canada has awarded 64 global scholars C$504 million (US$362 million) to relocate their research to Canadian universities, focusing on areas like health and artificial…

• Daniel Toole Architecture's 16-Unit Infill Housing in Portland Challenges Multifamily Norms architecture-design

  In Portland, Oregon, a new residential project has been completed by Daniel Toole Architecture (DTA) at 7480 North Delaware Avenue, addressing the city's ongoing affordability…

• Maisie Williams Channels Sandra Bullock's 1990s Style for Practical Magic 2 Press Tour other

  For the press tour of the highly anticipated sequel Practical Magic 2, Maisie Williams has been paying homage to her co-star Sandra Bullock by wearing looks inspired by Bullock's…

• Queer Art Auction Features Peaches, Chappell Roan, and Chani Nicholas market-auction

  Queer|Art (QA), a nonprofit organization based in New York City, has kicked off its second annual auction exhibition featuring LGBTQIA+ art and memorabilia in conjunction with…

• Mel Brooks Curates 20 Favorite Films for 100th Birthday Screenings Across Los Angeles festival-fair

  To mark his 100th birthday, legendary comedian and filmmaker Mel Brooks has personally selected 20 of his favorite films for a special screening series presented by the American…

• US government may demolish Kennedy Center due to 'structural death spiral' architecture-design

  The Trump administration has threatened to demolish the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC, if proposed renovations remain blocked by the courts. A…

• 7Artisans Unveils $449 Autofocus Fisheye Lens for Full-Frame Cameras other

  7Artisans has introduced a new autofocus lens called the 10mm f/2.5 AF Max Fisheye, specifically for full-frame cameras with Sony E-mount, Nikon Z-mount, and L-Mount, priced at…

• Zoometry: Creative Matters and RDAI Translate Nature's Hidden Geometry into Hand-Knotted Rugs architecture-design

  Zoometry, a collection of six hand-knotted rugs inspired by microscopic natural forms, has been developed by Creative Matters, a design studio based in Toronto, in collaboration…

• Pilgrimage Through Mexico's Modernist Churches: A Personal Journey architecture-design

  After experiencing being ghosted by a renowned art historian, the author sets off on a journey to modernist churches in Mexico, examining how faith has evolved alongside…

• U.S. Open 2025 Sponsors: Moët, Ralph Lauren, Rolex, and More festival-fair

  The U.S. Open tennis event in Queens, New York, boasts prominent sponsors. Moët & Chandon serves as the official champagne, with a limited-edition Golden Goblet available at The…

• Mistan Display: A High-Contrast Serif Typeface by thiennhi le other

  Mistan Display, the inaugural typeface by thiennhi le, is a new serif font. Drawing inspiration from mistletoe, it harmonizes romantic curves with a strong presence, showcasing…

• Leipziger Jazztage Celebrates 50 Years with Star-Studded Lineup festival-fair

  In October 2025, the Leipziger Jazztage will mark its 50th anniversary, establishing itself as one of the premier jazz festivals in Europe. Originating in 1976 at a small cinema…

• Genius Loci Cortina: Seven Artists Reinvent the Dolomites in a Private Villa exhibition

  In the summer of 1872, Amelia Edwards and Lucy Renshaw traveled to Cortina d'Ampezzo, describing the Dolomites as the pinnacle of mountain beauty. Over 150 years later, gallerist…

• Cempasúchil Pavilion: A Temporary Meeting Space by COLAR Colectivo de Arquitectura architecture-design

  The Cempasúchil Pavilion, designed by COLAR Colectivo de Arquitectura, is a temporary installation in Tulancingo, Mexico, created to provide shade and shelter for a four-day…

• Study: Making Benefit Enrollment Harder Increases Participation other

  A new study from Harvard Business School suggests that adding friction to the sign-up process for employee benefits can paradoxically increase participation. The research,…

• Arthur Régis Carmo: From Goiânia to Global Creative Leadership artist

  So, there's this Brazilian guy named Arthur Régis Carmo who's been a Creative Director and Illustrator for 14 years. He’s done some cool brand identity work for big names like…

• Antica Biblioteca di Trinità dei Monti Reopens with Contemporary Art Exhibition exhibition

  On September 19, 2026, the Trinità dei Monti library in Rome will welcome visitors once again following its restoration. The reopening will feature the exhibition 'Hypothèse de…

• College Writing Instruction Underfunded Despite AI Era Rhetoric opinion-review

  In an article for Inside Higher Ed, John Warner emphasizes the urgent need for enhanced writing education in higher education, especially amid the rise of AI tools. He references…

• Aurèlia Muñoz's Monumental Retrospective at Reina Sofía exhibition

  The 'Aurèlia Muñoz. Beings' exhibition at Madrid's Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía showcases a comprehensive retrospective of the Catalan artist Aurèlia Muñoz, featuring…

• The Lens: Timber Installation Frames Kizhi's Historic Churches architecture-design

  Design Wood Home Studio has created 'The Lens', a timber art object installed on Kizhi Island in Russia's Republic of Karelia. The installation, positioned at the island's…

• Hogarth Press Story Told in New Exhibition at Charleston, Sussex exhibition

  A new exhibition at Charleston, the historic farmhouse in Firle, East Sussex, UK, tells the story of the Hogarth Press, the influential publishing house founded by Virginia and…

• Brassaï: The Hungarian Photographer Who Captured Paris's Dark Side and Inspired Picasso artist

  Brassaï, born Gyula Halasz in 1899 in Brasso, Hungary (now Brașov, Romania), became one of the most influential French photographers. After moving to Berlin and then Paris, he was…

• Surviving Burning Man's Dust Storms: A Personal Account of Resilience and Community festival-fair

  In an essay featured in The Guardian, Brianna Randall shares her inaugural experience at Burning Man in Nevada's Black Rock Desert, where she celebrated her husband Rob's 50th…

• Documentary on Amélia Toledo's Boundary-Pushing Art Premieres in Brazil artist

  The film 'Amelia Toledo: Lembrar de Não Esquecer' presents an exploration of the life and artistic contributions of Brazilian artist Amélia Toledo, who significantly impacted…

• Masterpieces as Climate Archives: From Munch's Sky to Brueghel's Ice publication

  Malika Bauwens' latest series in Beaux Arts Magazine delves into renowned artworks as historical climate records. Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' (1893) showcases a sky influenced by…

• Kader Attia on Immersion in Other Cultures: A Conversation with Le Monde artist

  In an interview with Le Monde, French-Algerian artist Kader Attia discusses his deep connection to diverse cultures and the concept of 'alterity'. Attia, known for his work as a…

• 17th-Century 'Vampire' Burial in Poland: Padlock and Sickle Found on Woman's Remains cultural-heritage

  In the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, researchers in Poland have revealed their findings regarding a 17th-century female burial unearthed in 2022 in Pień. Known as…

• Australia Bans Fully AI-Generated Music from Official ARIA Charts ai-technology

  Effective August 31, 2026, fully AI-generated songs will be prohibited from appearing on the ARIA Charts, as announced by the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) on…

• Tate Brothers Seek Release from Miami Jail During UK Extradition Fight other

  On Thursday, social media personalities Andrew and Tristan Tate, infamous for their divisive online personas, appeared in a Miami court seeking to be released from federal custody…

• Yayoi Kusama's Final Years: Iconic Collaborations and Public Artworks artist

  Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, who died this month at age 97, left a legacy of iconic projects spanning decades. Her career included major retrospectives at MoMA (1998) and the…

• Warhol's Dolly Parton Portraits Criticized as Lacking opinion-review

  A recent review in The New York Times criticizes Andy Warhol's portraits of Dolly Parton, suggesting they do not match the quality of his best society portraits and fail to…

• Raygun Breaks Silence After Olympic Backlash: 'Reframe It as a Badge of Honor' other

  Rachael Gunn, the Australian breaker who became a global sensation after finishing last at the 2024 Paris Olympics, has spoken out for the first time following extensive therapy.…

• Lehrer Architects completes Loma Verde supportive housing in Los Angeles architecture-design

  In Filipinotown, Los Angeles, Lehrer Architects has finalized Loma Verde, a housing initiative aimed at supporting individuals who were formerly homeless. This development…

• Francesco Fonassi's 'Gritar, No Caer' Becomes Permanent Sound Installation at Museion exhibition

  As of May 2026, Francesco Fonassi's sound installation, 'Gritar, No Caer,' is permanently located at Museion in Bolzano, Italy. This work stemmed from a 2025 expedition to…

• Casa FPW by Obra Arquitetos: A House Integrated with Its Sloped Topography architecture-design

  Casa FPW, a residential project by Brazilian firm Obra Arquitetos, is designed to harmonize with the steep slope of its original topography. The house, covering 429 square meters,…