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• LUNA's 'Skydive' Video: A Cinematic Dive into Fantasy and Rebirth artist

  LUNA, an artist originally from Poland and now based in London, has unveiled the music video for 'Skydive,' the fourth visual from her album 'Fairy Pop.' This video continues the…

• Brazil's rare earths won't break China's magnet monopoly before 2032, researchers say economy-finance

  According to Andre Luis Pimenta de Faria, the coordinator of Brazil's primary magnet pilot plant, the country will not be able to manufacture rare earth magnets from local raw…

• US Patriot Missile Shortage in Europe 'Beyond Critical' Due to Iran War other

  A severe shortage of US Patriot missile interceptors in Europe has been described as 'beyond critical' by a US defence official and a Nato official, both speaking anonymously. The…

• Five Artists on the Luxuries They Keep and Sacrifices They Make to Live in New York other

  CULTURED's 'The Rent Edit' report delves into the financial challenges facing artists in New York in 2026, highlighting a decline in the creative sector for the first time in…

• Spyker C8 Preliator XXV Debuts at Monterey Car Week with 800 HP and Handcrafted Details other

  During Monterey Car Week at The Quail, Victor Muller, the founder and CEO of Spyker, introduced the C8 Preliator XXV, a special coupe limited to just 25 units. This stunning car…

• Orchestral Excellence Does Not Ensure Institutional Stability opinion-review

  A recent Washington Post article, republished on MSN, argues that artistic greatness does not guarantee the institutional stability of orchestras. The piece emphasizes that even…

• Expert Guide to Gifting Art: Tips from Advisors and Dealers other

  Art is considered one of the most personal gifts, capable of conveying mood, memory, and meaning. However, the subjectivity of taste can make gifting art daunting, especially for…

• Blue Jays Pitcher Dylan Cease's Painting Debuts at Art Gallery of Ontario exhibition

  Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Dylan Cease, a frontrunner for the American League Cy Young Award, showcased his acrylic painting 'Eve of Toronto' (2026) at the Art Gallery of Ontario…

• Iceland Eclipse Festival: A Once-in-170-Years Celebration of Art, Music, and Science festival-fair

  From August 11 to 15, 2026, the Iceland Eclipse festival took place on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, marking the last total solar eclipse visible in the area until 2196. The event,…

• Hurvin Anderson's 'Universal Travel' to Transform Brixton Underground Station exhibition

  On November 19, 2026, Hurvin Anderson will unveil 'Universal Travel' at Brixton Underground station, a project commissioned by Art on the Underground that will run for one year.…

• Hero32 Unveils New Mural at Kingston Street Art Festival 2026 festival-fair

  At the Kingston Street Art Festival 2026, UK graffiti artist Hero32 has unveiled a new piece created live. Renowned for his distinctive aerosol lettering, striking graphic…

• State Department Removes Kehinde Wiley Painting from Government Collection institutional

  The U.S. State Department has removed a painting by artist Kehinde Wiley from its official art collection, a move that critics describe as part of a broader attack on artists. The…

• Google DeepMind Unveils Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash with Advanced Video Controls ai-technology

  Google DeepMind has released Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash, a production-ready update to its generative video model, offering developers enhanced control over video creation. The update…

• Juliane Marie Schreiber: Das Prinzip des ehrlichen Ossis opinion-review

  Juliane Marie Schreiber, a bestselling author and child of the post-reunification era, explores why East Germans are less adept at self-promotion compared to West Germans,…

• Richard Alicea: Four Decades Documenting NYC's Urban Culture artist

  In a recent discussion with StreetArtNYC, Richard Alicea, a photographer from Queens, reflected on his four-decade journey capturing New York City's urban culture, encompassing…

• Federal Judge Again Overturns Texas Drag Show Ban, Citing First Amendment other

  A federal judge has for the second time declared Texas Senate Bill 12, a law restricting public drag shows, unconstitutional. U.S. District Judge David Hittner initially struck…

• CULTURED's Rent Edit: Five Artists Reveal the Real Cost of Living and Creating in New York other

  CULTURED magazine's 'The Rent Edit' delves into the financial challenges faced by artists in New York in 2026. Five artists, who wish to remain anonymous, disclose their annual…

• 12 Artists Reveal What They Bought With Their First Big Paycheck artist

  In a feature from CULTURED magazine called 'The Rent Edit,' twelve artists discuss how they utilized the earnings from their initial significant art sales. Their answers reveal a…

• Adults: Gen Z Hangout Comedy Revives Sitcom Genre other

  The Gen Z hangout comedy "Adults," created by Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw, premieres its second season on FX. The show follows five twentysomething housemates living in the…

• Adobe Unveils New Photoshop AI Features with Firefly 5 and Dynamic Text ai-technology

  Adobe has unveiled new AI capabilities in Photoshop aimed at creative professionals. A Light Adjustment Layer has been introduced, offering non-destructive Camera Raw controls for…

• Laura Spector, Artist Who Transformed Invasive Vine into Art, Dies at 71 other

  Laura Spector, an artist known for transforming the invasive Asian bittersweet vine into whimsical rustic objects and enchanting furniture, has died at the age of 71. Spector's…

• Slevogt Painting Reidentified: Not Bruno but Louis Cassirer, Dated 1904 cultural-heritage

  Recent findings from the Gemäldegalerie in Berlin have reclassified a painting by Max Slevogt, once believed to be a 1924 depiction of Bruno Cassirer on his deathbed. The artwork…

• The Breakers' Beach Club Restaurant Redesigned by Tihany Design architecture-design

  The Breakers, a historic Palm Beach hotel, has unveiled a redesigned Beach Club restaurant by Tihany Design's Alessia Genova. The property, which has been a symbol of Palm Beach…

• Jane Schoenbrun's 'Camp Miasma' Reviewed: A Queer, Meme-Ready Slasher Manifesto opinion-review

  In a review for ArtReview, critic Philippa Snow examines Jane Schoenbrun's latest film, 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' (2026), describing it as a visually dazzling and…

• New Ice Age Toad Species Discovered at La Brea Tar Pits other

  A new species of extinct spadefoot toad has been discovered from fossils at the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles, named Spea labreae. This marks the first extinct Ice Age amphibian…

• Première Vision Paris 2026: Five Sustainable Textile Innovations festival-fair

  Première Vision Paris 2026, one of the fashion industry's largest fairs, will take place in Paris starting September 1, showcasing nearly 900 international exhibitors. The event…

• Leading Hotels of the World's 'Explore' Book Showcases Adventurous Luxury Stays publication

  Leading Hotels of the World has released 'Explore,' the latest volume in its travel book series, published by Phaidon's Monacelli imprint. The book features over 80 properties…

• « Phoenix » on Arte.tv: Nina Hoss in Post-War Berlin's Ruins other

  The German film « Phoenix », directed by Christian Petzold and starring Nina Hoss, is now available on Arte.tv. The film, set in the ruins of Berlin after World War II, tells the…

• Kaia Gerber Spotted in Emily Dawn Long's 'Spoiled Boys' Tee other

  Kaia Gerber was spotted in New York City wearing the popular 'Spoiled Boys' graphic tee designed by Emily Dawn Long. This sighting came just one day after she celebrated her Vogue…

• CULTURED Editors Pick Films with the Most Iconic Fashion other

  In a new feature, CULTURED magazine's editors share their picks for films with the most influential fashion, spanning from Audrey Hepburn's Givenchy in 'Funny Face' (1957) to Cate…

• Sarah Prideaux's Bookbinding Tools Catalogued at National Art Library cultural-heritage

  The National Art Library has documented 171 tools utilized for gold tooling, primarily associated with three binders: Sarah Prideaux, Charles Ricketts, and Sybil Pye. Notably, 35…

• Cyber Attack on Australian Book Distributor Disrupts Bookshops and Authors other

  A cyber attack targeting Alliance Distribution Services (ADS), a branch of Hachette Australia, disrupted the distribution of books nationwide, impacting independent bookstores and…

• UK Sees Surge in Settlement and Citizenship Applications Ahead of Planned Rule Changes other

  The United Kingdom has experienced a notable increase in migrants applying for permanent settlement and citizenship, driven by proposed government reforms that would extend the…

• FASO Introduces Art Alerts: Automated Email Marketing for Artists digital

  FASO, a platform dedicated to artists, has introduced 'Art Alerts,' a feature for marketing automation that notifies collectors via email whenever new artwork is uploaded by…

• AnOther Magazine Team's Summer Holiday Essentials: From Prada Scarves to Chanel Beach Bags other

  AnOther Magazine's staff share their ideal summer holiday packing lists, featuring luxury fashion items from Prada, Hermès, Chanel, Miu Miu, Tom Ford, Metier, Louis Vuitton,…

• Five Diagrams Charting Art History's Visual Lineages publication

  DailyArt Magazine presents a curated selection of five diagrams that visualize art history, each offering a distinct perspective on the development of modern art. The list begins…

• Almodóvar's 'Bitter Christmas' Explores Autofiction and Personal Betrayal other

  Pedro Almodóvar's latest film, 'Bitter Christmas', delves into the life of a filmmaker who secretly mines the lives of those closest to him for his art. The film, described as a…

• Olivia Wilde Stars in Gregg Araki's Kinky Comedy 'I Want Your Sex' other

  Olivia Wilde leads the cast of 'I Want Your Sex', a new kinky comedy directed by Gregg Araki, marking the 1990s indie darling's return. Wilde plays a lustful artist who seduces…

• Casa Galería by Sommet: A House Shaped by Topography in Santa Cruz de la Sierra architecture-design

  In Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, the architectural firm Sommet has completed Casa Galería, a 571 m² residential project designed by a team led by Sebastián Fernández de…

• Creation Museum Argues God Could Not Have Used Evolution other

  The Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky, has published a blog post titled "Did God Use Evolution?" arguing that the biblical account of creation precludes the possibility of…