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A summary of the world’s leading publications.

New York Times: The world is ending.

Le Monde: Learn about the 1789 French debt crises in numbers.

Corriere della sera: Current football scores, intractable wars.

Financial Times: Please pay £49 to read this message.

Paris Review: 1953: CIA, 1977: Didion, 2026: poem about soda.

i-D Magazine: Barbie gymfluencers, pop-girly coverists.

Paper Magazine: Why Kim Kardashian’s cousin hates elevators.

Dazed Digital: Top 10 akiosexual photographers’ astrology signs.

Elephant: Class consciousness revealed in painting of socks.

Purple Magazine: Olivier’s recent fetishizations you missed.

Vogue: Anna Wintour is the one true god.

Airmail: Audrey Hepburn merch.

Instagram: Promotion, doom, promotion, brunch.

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Kazimir Malevich, Rest (Society in Top Hats), 1908. Gouache, watercolor, and ink on paper.

Art History

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Matisse, Red Studio

Art History

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Me asking Chatbot to solve my life’s problems. Chatbot: Try drinking water. What do you mean by “trouble concentrating”? Me: I don’t know. I can't... Read More

John White

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Pleats Please

Fashion Desk

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Poem clipping published in The Baltimore Sun, Maryland, 1924. "I Love Her" She smokes. She paints. She powders. She reads La Vie Parisienne. She drinks... Read More

Notes Quotes

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DC1919 by Vincenzo De Cotiis

This DC1919 Lounge Chair by Vincenzo De Cotiis features a seat made of iridescent cast aluminum contrasted with a base of solid cast brass.

Design Objects

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Pierre Boncompain

Born in Valence, France in 1938, Pierre Boncompain is known for luminous, intensely colored still lifes, nudes and landscapes.

Art Desk

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Adrianne Rubenstein, Floating Fruit, 2026.

New York-based, Canadian-born painter and curator Adrianne Rubenstein’s Floating Fruit (2026) depicts a bowl and its contents suspended in midair, as strawberries, grapes, an apple... Read More

Art Desk

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Radio Shoestring was a short-lived pirate station calling itself “Eastside Community Radio,” broadcasting from Walthamstow in East London beginning in March 1984. The 12 May... Read More

Deep Cuts

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Mary Fedden, 1968

Mary Fedden was a British painter, born in Bristol in 1915 and trained at London’s Slade School of Fine Art. She had wanted to be... Read More

Art History