by Shraddha Nair Jan 22, 2020
by Shraddha Nair Jan 21, 2020
The Latvian artist is presenting her first solo exhibition in the US - What Eats Around Itself -a series of playful installations for viewers to walk through.
by Georgina Maddox Jan 18, 2020
Catch up with one of the most comprehensive retrospectives of Maar, who was a photographer and briefly a painter, and is well-known as Pablo Picasso’s muse.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Jan 18, 2020
Imagine Van Gogh allows viewers to experience the artist’s inner world through his grand classical compositions.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Jan 16, 2020
The Delhi chapter of VAICA festival provided exposure to a diverse group of artists and their work to make video art accessible to a larger audience and lead discussions around it.
by Tom Wilkinson Jan 14, 2020
Nightclubs and cabarets have inspired artists around the world, reveals an exhibition at the Barbican Centre in London, and questions if it can continue to be so in gentrified cities.
by Sukanya Garg Jan 13, 2020
Resident artist Nidhi Khurana was one of the eight scholarship awardees of a year-long fellowship culminating in the exhibition Every hundred feet the world changes, in Germany.
by Zohra Khan Jan 11, 2020
The immersive video installation by the Bangkok-based studio replaces the physical gate of Deoksugung Palace with a digital one to explore the meaning of heritage in today’s time.
by Meghna Mehta Jan 11, 2020
In an interview with STIR, Krister Lindstedt, lead architect at White Arkitekter, describes the shifting of Swedish town Kiruna that is being threatened by an underground iron ore mine.
by Mrinalini Ghadiok Jan 09, 2020
The adaptive reuse of the historical fort of Bishangarh not only bows down to the original structure but also intelligently articulates the amalgamation of modern and traditional.
by Zohra Khan Jan 08, 2020
The weightlessness of glass and its interaction with light is beautifully explored in the design of the Geijoeng Concept Store by the Chinese studio.
by Shraddha Nair Jan 07, 2020
The exhibition is the first look at Graham’s new installation Neo-Baroque Walkway, a piece that blurs the lines between art and architecture.
by Meghna Mehta Jan 06, 2020
Gianluca Gimini's collection of 376 sketches of a bicycle - sleek, with strangely shaped frames, misplaced vital components – was brought to life through digital renders.
by John Jervis Jan 07, 2020
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