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Lauren Gilger and Mark Brodie of @kjzzphoenix interview ‘The Cultures of Perfume’ author and “walking encyclopedia of scent” @saskiacwb in celebration of publication week. Topics range from the shopping-positive scent of Abercrombie & Fitch to the use of Florida Water to propitiate the gods to the possible smell of outer space:
According to Wilson-Brown’s guesswork in collaboration with scientists at @nasajpl, “The thing that comes up a lot is things that we might find here on Earth, like benzene, polycyclic carbon. It’s kind of like air pollution, I think would be the best way of describing it. But it does depend on where in space. On Enceladus, the geysers of Enceladus, I theorize there might be a watery smell, because there’s hydrogen. So it depends where in space. But largely, the most common thing that comes up is air pollution smells, like a gas station smell. Seared steak, things like that, like cooking meat. Raspberries has come up. It’s pretty cool.”
It totally is.
Listen to the full episode via linkinbio.
#saskiawilsonbrown #theculturesofperfume @brianpaullamotte #perfume @artandolfaction
11 Nov 2026
For nearly 30 years, Teresa Margolles (born 1963) has gone where few artists have gone: investigating the social and aesthetic dimensions of conflict and violence, and creating sculptural installations, photographs, films and performances that bear witness to suppressed stories and unspeakable acts. Trained as a forensic pathologist, Margolles creates works that examine the implications of transnational violence through methodical research, site-specific interventions and a radical rethinking of the memorial. Her works often use found objects and seemingly ordinary materials like concrete and earth to make palpable the forces that underlie and enable violence, and to bring pressing systemic issues into the personal realm.
Published in conjunction with the first major survey of the artist’s work in the United States, presented at @momaps1 and @themuseumofmodernart, ‘Teresa Margolles: At the Scene / En el lugar de los hechos’ is the most extensive exploration to date of her powerful practice, including close studies of her work on the US–Mexico border, drug trafficking and global migration, and Latin American feminism.
Detail: Teresa Margolles, ‘La Promesa’ (The Promise), 2012.
22 tons of rubble, remains of a demolished house from Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, 115 feet (35 meters). Installation view of performance activation, @museomarco ¿Cómo salimos?, 2026. Collection MUAC Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo, Mexico City. © 2026 Teresa Margolles. Photograph gabineteTM.
More about the book via linkinbio
#teresamargolles @archivos_margolles
11 Nov 2026
TONIGHT in LONDON! Wednesday, November 11 at 6 PM, @waterstonesgowerstreet presents @xmadmx signing ‘My ‘90s Rock Photographs’ published by @delmonico_books and @agotoronto
Waterstones London - Gower Street
82 Gower Street, London, WC1E 6EQ
#melissaaufdermaur
11 Nov 2026
Magnifique! Today, our postcard collection of bygone French sign designs is officially available in bookstores everywhere. Find it in our online shop and at your favorite retailer, distributed by @artbook.
Boutiques Magnifiques’s 40 postcards revive elegant lithographic art from French sign painters’ treasured sourcebooks—and whisk you away to Belle Époque Paris. Tap this image from the link in our bio to order your copy today. Members always receive 10% off!
#BoutiquesMagnifiques #FrenchSignPainting #BelleEpoqueParis #LetterformArchiveBooks #PublicationDesign #Printing #Publication #LetterformArchive #GraphicDesignBooks #Typography #TypographyBooks
10 Nov 2026
Snapshots from Fashion Fiction, an evening of literature and scent in celebration of @artbook’s The Cultures of Perfume with @saskiacwb. Featuring readings by @brendeezyy, @jordan.kisner, @smathewss, @lesjeuneselectric, and @taylorescarabelli. Our sincere thanks to everyone who joined us.
Photography by malakhaipearson
10 Nov 2026
Congratulations Saskia Wilson-Brown on the official publication date for ‘The Cultures of Perfume: Scents that Shaped History’ — the unofficial talk of the town in circles of art, seduction, scent and science this past weekend in NYC!
Thanks so much to everyone who came to hear Saskia speak, read and share some of the most indelible scents in her repertoire at these three standing-room-only launch events!
Pictured:
1. @saskiacwb (right) with New Yorker staff writer @rachsyme at Friday’s @rizzolibookstore book launch
2. French master perfumer @christophelaudamiel with muse Yuki
3. California perfumer and scent artist @eaudeyosh with a Buddha’s hand (aka fingered citron)
4 & 5. Saskia deep-diving into the scents of seduction at @pioneerworks followed by a signing
6. Saskia with ‘The Cultures of Perfume’ editor Thomas Evans and image researcher Sylvia Epstein
7-9. Scenes from the @fashionfiction45 launch event at @acehotelbrooklyn in partnership with @serviette.nyc where readers included @jordan.kisner @taylorescarabelli @brendeezyy @smathewss & @lesjeuneselectric
More about the book via linkinbio
@artandolfaction #culturesofperfume #perfume #olfaction #saskiawilsonbrown
10 Nov 2026
A stunning, deeply researched inquiry into the homes of iconic Southern women, from Nina Simone to Flannery O’Connor.
These Long Shadows by @monicacarmella, published by @ateliereditions, is now available.
In These Long Shadows, 14 personal, working, and domestic spaces of distinguished women are the framework for this exploration of public history in the American South. The entries are arranged chronologically and comprise artists Elisabet Ney and Clementine Hunter; musician Nina Simone; authors Flannery O’Connor, Eudora Welty, and Margaret Mitchell; poet Anne Spencer; activists Pauli Murray and Ida B. Wells; architect Amaza Lee Meredith; Girl Scouts founder Juliette Gordon Low; socialites Julia Nutt and Emily Inman; and plantation owner Adelicia Acklen.
Covering a period of 186 years, the book’s chapters include original photography, first-person research, and archival material to illuminate these women’s legacies. It examines what we experience when we visit house museums and provokes questions about authority, the archive, and how the past is written about today. Though women are underrepresented in the historical narrative, there are women behind every preservation movement, and white women, specifically, had a great hand in spinning some of the mythology integral to the United States.
Learn more in the link in our bio.
10 Nov 2026
It's here! And I couldn't be more excited to announce that @saskiacwb the founder of @artandolfaction is going to do a Zoom launch with us here in Sydney upstairs at the Atelier.
November 28th from 10:30am. We'll be putting on a themed brunch. A great way to meet like minded creatives interesting thinkers and fellow perfume lovers!
Tickets in the link in the bio. You can book for the session and order your copy of the book to pick up on the day.
Looking forward to seeing you there!
P.S. what would be on your perfumed brunch list? Drop me a line in the comments below, I'd love to hear your ideas!
@artbook @booksatmanic
#culturesofperfume #perfumeevents #innerwestcreatives #perfumebook #cultofscentatelier
10 Nov 2026
Details from the remarkable 420-page exhibition catalog, ‘Robert Ryman: The Real Thing,’ published by @preechopress to accompany the show on view now at @barbicancentre
American artist Robert Ryman believed that the poetry of painting was in feeling. For almost 60 years, he devoted himself to making paintings devoid of pictures of symbolic content, instead focusing his attention on materials and their effects. In works that range from intimate to monumental and flat to three-dimensional, Ryman explored the basic assumptions of painting—that it involves paint, on a surface, hung on a wall. His rigorous and playful body of work is marked equally by surprise and subtlety, sameness and difference, and by shifting uses of paint, gesture, support, size, line, fastenings to the wall and space. This new publication designed by @studiomathiasclottu documents a range of Ryman’s paintings, showing the variety he produced as he experimented with painting’s expanse.
Edited with text by Matt Connors, Wells-Fray Smith. Foreword by Shanay Jhaveri. Introduction by Wells-Fray Smith. Text by Darby English, Erica Cooke, Peter Osborne, Caleb Azumah Nelson, Adam Caruso, Matt Connors, Fergus Feehily, Roni Horn, Soweto Kinch, Adam Pendleton, Howardena Pindell, Robert Ryman, Richard Tuttle.
Pictured:
1. Untitled, ca. 1961
2. Untitled, ca. 1962
3. Untitled (Background Music), ca. 1962
4. Untitled Study, 1963
5. Study for Five, 1964
6. Winsor 6, 1965
7. Detail, Robert Ryman in his studio, ca. 1972. Photo: Timm Rautert.
8. Spectrum V, 1984
9. Robert Ryman in his studio, late-nineties. Photo: Bill Jacobson
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09 Nov 2026
TODAY! Saturday, November 7 at 3 PM, @artbookhwla Bookstore presents the Los Angeles launch of ‘Eirik Johnson: Leviathan Rising,’ published by @mweditions Join Eirik Johnson @orcawatch in conversation with @samhockleysmith
RSVP via linkinbio for free. *Please note that space is limited to 50 seats.
Pre-order a signed copy here: https://artbookstores.com/LEVIATHAN-RISING-SIGNED
Pictured:
1. Madison Rose
2. Alaska Provider
3. Float No. 7
4. Western Venture
5. M.V. Los Angeles
Artbook @ Hauser & Wirth Los Angeles Bookstore
Eirik Johnson presents ‘Leviathan Rising’ with Sam Hockley-Smith
Saturday, November 7, 3 PM
917 E. 3rd Street
Los Angeles CA 90013
213-988-7413
#eirikjohnson #leviathanrising
07 Nov 2026
TOMORROW! Sunday, November 8 from 4–6 PM, @artbookps1 Bookstore invites you to join @mattlopezjensen and @chiquitabrujita for a conversation on the role of tarot in their creative practices, followed by one-on-one tarot readings.
RSVP & pre-order via linkinbio. *Please note that there is no charge to attend, but space is limited to 50 seats.
Artbook @ MoMA PS1 Bookstore
Matthew López-Jensen and Chiquita Brujita on Tarot and Community Building
Sunday, November 8, 4 PM EST
22-25 Jackson Ave (at 46th Ave.)
Long Island City, NY 11101
(718) 433-1088
07 Nov 2026
SAVE THE DATE! Friday, November 13, from 6–8 PM, @librairieyvonlambert
Paris, presents @xmadmx reading from her new photography monograph, ‘My ‘90s Rock Photographs,’ published by @delmonico_books and @agotoronto. Book signing to follow.
Melissa Auf der Maur ‘My ’90s Rock Photographs’ book launch
Friday, November 13, 6 PM
Yvon Lambert libraire éditeur
14 rue des Filles du Calvaire
75003 Paris
+33 (0)1 45 66 55 84
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06 Nov 2026
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