by Pranjal Maheshwari Nov 05, 2026
by Pranjal Maheshwari Nov 13, 2026
In conversation with STIR, the internationally acclaimed Korean architect and artist discusses visual and material minimalism as an eco-conscious approach in his practice.
by Vandana Kalra Nov 12, 2026
Doryun Chong, Kamini Sawhney and Raphael Chikukwa, among others, expand on ways museums can better connect with audiences and acknowledge colonial histories.
by Srishti Ojha Nov 05, 2026
In conversation with STIR, the Bhutanese artist speaks about her continuing evolution and experimentation following her win of the 2026 Rubin Art Prize.
by Zohra Khan Oct 29, 2026
Speaking with STIR, the Dutch industrial designer talks about the intelligence of hands, expanding the language of colour and opening whispering dialogues with objects.
by Srishti Ojha Oct 26, 2026
The Taiwan-based artist shares his opinion on exhibition rituals, protests and his search for ‘fragmented beauty’.
by Mirra Lynn Oct 22, 2026
The curators behind Palestine Design Week 2026 reflect on its intent, considering how design holds memory, makes space for loss and imagines a future in Palestine.
by Chahna Tank Oct 22, 2026
STIR speaks with the Mumbai-based type designer about her practice, type walks and why she wants more people to have stronger opinions about Indian-script fonts.
by Vandana Kalra Oct 14, 2026
With his latest exhibition as a point of departure, the modernist discusses his decades-long practice, the spontaneity of drawing and the social responsibility of artists.
by Chahna Tank Oct 08, 2026
Javier Guzman Cervantes and Ulises Morin Arzola tell STIR about their ‘open code’ approach to design, working through a process of stockpiling and the idea of ‘queering’ materials.
by Mrinmayee Bhoot Oct 08, 2026
The game designer discusses their work and its manipulation of scale, scientific data and non-human perspectives to create speculative futures in conversation with STIR.
by Vandana Kalra Sep 29, 2026
The Algerian-French artist and curator speaks to STIR about returning to curating, colonial legacies and the responsibilities of art institutions.
by Pia Bhatia Sep 24, 2026
The Belgian biodesigner and material researcher speaks to STIR about using materials like discarded tennis balls and plant roots to craft ‘deeply remembered objects’.
by Pia Bhatia Oct 02, 2026
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