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October 27, 2026

2026 Weather Photographer of the Year Shortlist Captures Nature at Its Most Dramatic

Weather can transform a landscape in minutes. Dramatic storms roll in, unusual clouds fill the sky, and fog, snow, or rain can make even a familiar place look completely different. The shortlisted images in the 2026 Weather Photographer of the Year competition capture these fleeting moments from around the world. Organized by the Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS), the annual competition celebrates photographs that show weather in all of its beauty, power, and unpredictability.

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October 26, 2026

Photographer Layers Time and Memory to Completely Reimagine the Cities He Visited [Interview]

Italian photographer Riccardo Magherini has spent 15 years exploring how we remember the places we visit. His ongoing project, The Shape of Memories, brings together photographs taken across cities including Tokyo, Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Hanoi. He layers different moments into a single image, combining street scenes, architecture, and human figures to reconstruct his experience of each place. Magherini develops these compositions in the studio weeks or months after taking the photographs.

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October 25, 2026

AI-Powered Technology Detects Wildfires Faster To Better Protect Communities From Deadly Blazes

Argentine startup Satellites on Fire uses artificial intelligence (AI) to detect wildfires and alert emergency responders. Its platform analyzes satellite images and other environmental data to identify fires as early as possible. The goal is to give firefighters more time to contain blazes before they spread. In 2026, the company became a finalist in the Earthshot Prize’s Clean Our Air category.

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October 24, 2026

Art Toronto 2026 Brings Together More Than 100 Galleries From Around the World

The 27th edition of Art Toronto returns October 29 through November 1, 2026, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. During that time, it will bring together more than 100 galleries, installations, project spaces, and cultural institutions. Since its founding in 2000, Art Toronto has connected Canadian audiences with artists and galleries from across the country and around the world. The 2026 exhibitor lineup spans established galleries, emerging spaces, and nonprofit organizations.

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