A Certain Kind of Experience
In their new book "What Does Art Do," musician Brian Eno and writer Bette A. encourage readers to find refuge in novels, music, and films while contemplating the future from idealized perspectives.
Adrián Villar Rojas and the End of Imagination: 'They Hacked Our Reality. No One Can Say What the World Will Be Like in Five Years'
World-renowned artist Adrián Villar Rojas discusses the challenges of imagination and reality during an interview for the book launch of 'Momentum', which focuses on art and ecology from a Latin American perspective.
God is a Pickle. A Czech Woman Published a Book on Pickling in 150 Countries of the World
A Czech author has released a book exploring the art of pickling, featuring recipes and traditions from 150 different countries.
Winners of the book design competition 'Golden Apple 2025'; Artist of the Year – Klāvs Priedītis
The winners of the 'Golden Apple 2025' book design competition were honored with bronze apple awards and cash prizes, showcasing artistic achievements in the field of book design.
The 99
An event celebrating the release of the book 'The 99', which highlights important contemporary art centers globally, took place at the MACA in Punta del Este.
"When people see my pictures, they often ask if they are paintings"
Three photographers share personal stories behind their work featured in the book 'New Danish Photography 02.'
The ballerina always comes here when she has something to celebrate
The article discusses a ballerina's reflections on the impact of historical art representations of women, particularly influenced by Catherine McCormack's book, 'Women in the Picture'.
The ballet dancer collects sunny courtyards for the spring: 'And here is one of the really beautiful ones'
A Danish ballet dancer reflects on how a book helped her understand the stereotypes of women in art and its implications in her profession.
South Market of Taguatinga: Photo book and exhibition celebrate the memory and struggle for cultural heritage of the DF
A photo book and exhibition showcasing the cultural significance and history of the South Market in Taguatinga highlight its role in the artistic and community development of the Federal District.
Legendary artist Patti Smith brings her most intimate confession in book form (excerpt from the book Bread of Angels)
Patti Smith reflects on her experiences in the mid-1970s during the tumultuous cultural landscape of America, drawing connections to the art and activism of the time.
Create a group portrait! A daily task for little researchers
A creative project inviting children to submit their artwork with a chance to win a book, while exploring various educational themes throughout March.
Albert Velasco: "Sixena is not just paintings; it is an identity conflict"
Catalan art historian Albert Velasco discusses the significant cultural and identity implications surrounding the Sixena mural paintings and his critical take on the ongoing legal battle in a newly published book.
The Folded Stories of Women in the Old Drawer
The book 'Lullaby for Grandma' by Jo Eun-sook reflects on the lives of women, particularly in Lodz, Poland, connecting generational stories through fabric art and memory.
The embroidered picture tapestry of thousands of people was completed despite drops of blood
A unique collaborative tapestry, hand-stitched by over 3,000 people, has been completed in Estonia, marking the celebration of the Year of the Book.
Come to the 'Children's Room' to Explore the World of Art! Daily Activities for Kids
A project inviting children and adults to share their creativity through daily art activities throughout March, with opportunities to win a book.
Chico da Silva, artist of fish and dragons, will have all his work compiled in a book
Chico da Silva, a rising artist known for his colorful surrealist works, will have his entire body of work cataloged in a comprehensive book this year.
The ancient art of being heard
The article discusses the importance of rhetoric in today's noisy communication landscape, referencing a new book by Bård Borch Michalsen that modernizes classical rhetorical principles for the social media age.
Illustrator Karel Korp: I spent a whole year making my first book
Illustrator Karel Korp reflects on dedicating a year to creating his first illustrated book during a cultural program.
Creating an art book and exploring the museum library!
A creative project encourages submissions from participants to share ideas about art concepts and experiences in a museum setting, culminating in an art book and a prize for selected contributors.
Marcella Ciacci: "It's not that contemporary art is elitist, it's that there's so much that can intimidate. I want to democratize that information"
Marcella Ciacci aims to democratize access to contemporary art through her book and movement, 'The 99', which showcases unexpected artistic spaces worldwide.
A Horse that Initially Looked Like an Ill-Giant Fly
Freelance book illustrator Kristina Reineller crafted a life-size horse out of ice in her Nõmme garden, facing various challenges during the two-month process.
Patti Smith reveals eight decades of pain and art in her most confessional book
Patti Smith's new book "Pão dos Anjos" chronicles her extraordinary life over nearly 80 years, touching on themes of memory, imagination, and resilience amidst personal hardships.
Invitation for visitors of the Vilnius Book Fair to experience a small giants' world
The Vilnius Book Fair features a colorful installation with oversized human body and facial details, offering visitors a unique experience of feeling small in a much larger world.
Hugo Wolf, the great revolutionary of 'lied', finally finds his reference book in Spanish
Acantilado has published a comprehensive monograph by Richard Stokes on Hugo Wolf, the Austrian composer known for revolutionizing German art song, featuring a prologue by tenor Ian Bostridge.
Gallery: The embroiderers of the history of Estonia's book made the last stitches
Eight embroiderers completed the final stitches of a tapestry depicting 500 years of Estonian book history in a ceremony today at the Pallas Art School library.
Book with nearly 40 authors revives memories of the elderly and encourages art with illustrations of woodcuts in the interior of SP
A collaborative book titled 'Bauru de Memórias' features nearly 40 authors over the age of 50, sharing their personal stories and memories through a series of workshops.
The successful artist is personal in a new book: - It's outdated to claim that men don't talk about feelings
Norwegian artist Sverre Bjertnæs discusses the emotional landscape of men in his new book, addressing themes of grief and the importance of living fully after loss.
Eduardo Srur launches bilingual book with over 300 images of his works
Eduardo Srur is set to release a bilingual book showcasing over 300 images of his artistic works, emphasizing his impact on urban art in Brazil and abroad.
"Silence and Clamor of Images": Emerging from the Noise
A book review highlights the sensitive exploration of characters in "Silence and Clamor of Images" by Krystyna Czerni, emphasizing the contrast between silence and noise in artistic perception.
Jan Maciejewski: The Book and the Cross
An article exploring philosophical themes and the enduring essence of art and existence in the context of journalism and literature.
The Most Beautiful Books of 2025 Selected
The winners of the 34th Book Art Competition have been announced in various categories, including fiction and children's literature.
Norwegian Bonnier criticized for AI cover on children's book
Bonnier Publishing in Norway is facing backlash for using AI to create the cover of the second book in the Miss Snushane children's series, instead of hiring an illustrator, which closely resembles the previous illustrator's work.
Announced nominees for the book art competition "Golden Apple"; Lifetime Achievement Award goes to art scientist Laima Slava
The nominees for the prestigious "Golden Apple" book art competition have been announced, with the Lifetime Achievement Award given to Laima Slava, a prominent figure in Latvian publishing.
Antoni Miralda: "The United States is a magnificent country that is in a shambles"
Artist Antoni Miralda reflects on his ongoing projects as he celebrates the 40th anniversary of his Honeymoon Project with the release of a new book.
Anders Haraldsson: Here are the best events in Stockholm right now
Anders Haraldsson of Dagens Nyheter highlights notable concerts, exhibitions, and events in Stockholm, urging readers to book tickets soon.
"The letters of Pedro Friedeberg are an ode to writing": Déborah Holtz
Deborah Holtz discusses the importance of Pedro Friedeberg's letters, which showcase his artistic discipline and affection for literature, to be featured in an upcoming book.
Book Blogger: In short, this work left me indifferent
In her review, book blogger Mariann Vendelin expresses indifference towards Fredrik Backman's "My Friends," despite its themes of friendship and art.
A Genius and a Mystery: Masaccio and the Mysteries of Our Renaissance
The article explores the life and enigmatic circumstances surrounding the Renaissance artist Masaccio, emphasizing insights from art historian Alessandro Masi's new book.
Domenico Sepe Dialogues with Canova
A contemporary sculptor, Domenico Sepe, pays homage to Neoclassicist master Antonio Canova through a unique art book project presented at the Museo Civico di Bassano del Grappa.
Albert Watson, the photographer behind the iconic portrait of Steve Jobs, celebrates 50 years of career with a book
Albert Watson, renowned photographer known for his iconic portrait of Steve Jobs, marks his 50-year career with the release of a new book called 'KAOS', featuring a vast collection of portraits.
"Her Works are Like an Ode to the Fullness of Life." A Book Dedicated to Textile Artist Iveta Vecenāne is Published
A new book celebrating Latvian textile artist Iveta Vecenāne will launch on February 11 at the Museum of Decorative Arts and Design.
Rotko's works are woven into tapestries and inspired by Purvītis. A book of textile artist Iveta Vecenāne's collections is published.
A new book showcasing the works of textile artist Iveta Vecenāne will be launched on February 11 at the Decorative Arts and Design Museum, highlighting her artistry and collaboration with the illustrator Guntars Sietiņš.
Milena Gallipoli claims the copies and rewrites the history of art from the casts: "If it is not reproduced, it does not exist"
Art historian Milena Gallipoli emphasizes the crucial role of reproductions in the fame and existence of art pieces, as discussed in her book 'The Victory of Copies.'
Donald Trump's gift to Gustavo Petro with an unexpected dedication and the response from the president of Colombia
After meeting with Donald Trump at the White House, Colombian President Gustavo Petro revealed the gift he received, which included an unexpected message in Trump's book 'Trump, the Art of the Deal.'
Birgitta Rubin: Here are the six best exhibitions in Stockholm
The article highlights six noteworthy art exhibitions in Stockholm as recommended by the art editor of Dagens Nyheter, featuring themes such as concerning robots and comic book aesthetics.
Tartu Art Museum is looking for artworks by Raivo Järvi from private collections
The Tartu Art Museum is searching for works by Raivo Järvi from private collections for an upcoming exhibition in November 2026 that aims to showcase the diversity of the artist's legacy beyond well-known posters and book illustrations.
Ximena Alarcón erects debris against indifference
In a courtyard in the Roma neighborhood of Mexico City, a pile of debris tells a haunting story of interrupted lives, as it reveals fragments of toys, baby clothes, book pages, and human hair.
All the Lives of Pablo Sycet, Painter, Designer, Lyricist and Much More
Pablo Sycet, a multifaceted artist known for his painting, songwriting, and design, is explored in the book 'Between Two Centuries.'
Alejandro Jodorowsky, the immortal artist: “I have thought about death since the day I was born”
As he approaches his 97th birthday, Chilean artist Alejandro Jodorowsky reflects on his surreal life and work while promoting his new book.
Rajoy, in Seville: "Extremeism can only be defeated with the sensibility that Juanma Moreno has"
Former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy presented his book 'The Art of Governing' in Seville, emphasizing that sensibility is key to overcoming extremism.