Arts
Art exhibitions and creative culture
Luar's Spring 2027 Show: Navigating Two Christophers in Fashion
Luar's Spring 2027 collection juxtaposes the celebration of queer identity with historical colonialism, leaving audiences pondering its dual narrative.
Eater and Billboard Unite for the First El Pre Party at Latin Music Week
Eater partners with Billboard for the inaugural El Pre Party during Latin Music Week, featuring Miami's culinary scene alongside live performances.
Rock Solid Design: How NYC Restaurants Are Integrating Natural Elements into Their Spaces
New York City restaurants are creatively incorporating large rocks into their decor, blending nature with urban design to enhance unique dining experiences.
Tanner Fletcher Launches Spring 2027 Collection with Enchanting Coastal Vibes
Tanner Fletcher’s Spring 2027 collection introduces a relaxed coastal theme, featuring diverse styles from swimwear to wedding dresses, reflecting their clients' lifestyles.
Benjamin Seidler Introduces His Jewelry Line at New York Fashion Week
Designer Benjamin Seidler launches his jewelry collection, inspired by family and functionality, showcasing versatility and personal stories.
Bruno Munari's ‘In the Fog of Milan’: A Journey Through Memory and Design
Reflecting on Bruno Munari's evocative work, "In the Fog of Milan," this piece explores its impact on the sensory experience of childhood and urban life.
New Publishing Ventures Target Kids and Young Readers with Fan-Favorite IPs
HarperCollins and Macmillan unveil exciting new children’s book programs featuring popular characters, expanding into innovative formats for young readers.
Highlighting the Subtle Realities of Discrimination in Middle Grade Literature
Advocating for more nuanced portrayals of discrimination, Garcia-Morales emphasizes the importance of literature that captures subtle othering experiences for young readers.
Exploring Palestinian Narratives: Insights from Translators Sawad Hussain and Nour Jaljuli
Sawad Hussain and Nour Jaljuli share their experiences translating and contextualizing Palestinian stories for young readers in "The Necklace of Seven Souls."
Exploring the Roots of Evil: Insights from Jerry Jenkins and Mark Yarbrough
Jerry Jenkins and Mark Yarbrough's new novel delves into the origins of evil, combining creativity with theological concepts for a compelling narrative.
Exploring Technology, Grief, and Identity in Sarah Everett's New Novel
Sarah Everett discusses her thought-provoking new novel, examining the intersections of technology, grief, and identity through the lens of a non-human protagonist.
Timothy Keller's Legacy Lives On Through Collaborative Posthumous Work with His Son
Timothy Keller's posthumous book, co-written with his son Michael, aims to make deep theological ideas accessible, exploring cultural narratives that shape identity.
HarperCollins Christian Publishing Elevates Two Executives at Thomas Nelson
HarperCollins Christian Publishing has appointed Lisa Beech and Allison Carter to vice president roles at Thomas Nelson, highlighting their impactful careers.
Significant New Religion Book Releases Scheduled for 2028
Upcoming religion titles tackle personal finance, family healing, and devotionals, shaping upcoming literary offerings for a diverse audience.
Barnes & Noble Expands Portfolio with Joseph-Beth Booksellers Acquisition
Barnes & Noble has acquired Joseph-Beth Booksellers, adding two notable locations to its portfolio while maintaining their unique identities.
2026 National Book Awards Unveil Longlists Across Major Categories
The 2026 National Book Awards longlists highlight outstanding works in fiction, nonfiction, poetry, translated literature, and young people's literature.
James Muldoon Examines AI Companionship and Its Limitations in Human Relationships
James Muldoon's exploration of AI companionship reveals the superficial nature of these digital interactions, emphasizing their implications on human relationships.
Strategic Alliance Enhances Global Visibility for Canadian Publishers
Livres Canada Books teams up with Jellybooks to boost the international reach of Canadian literature through online sampling solutions.
Margaret Atwood's 'For the Birds' Set for New Illustrated Edition in 2027
Margaret Atwood's acclaimed middle-grade novel 'For the Birds' will be reissued with new illustrations and a foreword, debuting in spring 2027.
Ella Mae Merges Baroque and Y2K in Spring 2027 NYFW Collection
Ella Mae’s Spring 2027 collection at NYFW brilliantly fuses Baroque elegance with Y2K aesthetics, offering a bold statement on fashion and sustainability.