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Chiharu Shiota explores interconnectedness through blood
Nov 05, 2023by Manu Sharma Nov 05, 2023
The Japanese artist’s latest exhibition Who am I Tomorrow? immerses audiences within a world of red threads and tubes in Austria’s Kunstraum Dornbirn.
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Is protest architecture a physical manifestation of dissent?
Nov 03, 2023by Devanshi Shah Nov 03, 2023
An in-depth look at Deutsches Architekturmuseum and Vienna’s MAK—Museum of Applied Arts' joint exhibition called Protest Architecture: Barricades, Camps, Superglue.
'Corpus Infinitum': Disorienting Western thinking through film
Sep 19, 2023by Manu Sharma Sep 19, 2023
Denise Ferreira da Silva and Arjuna Neuman speak with STIR about their collaborative film works that challenge our supremacy over nature.
Raymond Neutra on his modernist architect father being a fountain of ideas
Sep 08, 2023by Vladimir Belogolovsky Sep 08, 2023
Vladimir Belogolovsky speaks to Raymond Neutra about his father, Richard Neutra, whose modern houses and buildings are designed to stimulate healthy living.
NOA revives a bare attic with fascinating stories for ‘Omarama: a space of light’
Sep 05, 2023by Anushka Sharma Sep 05, 2023
The Italian architecture studio draws inspiration from the client’s life as a traveller to contrive a home that symbolises the diversity of her experiences.
Steirereck's offshoot gets an ultramodern extension in the Austrian Alps
Aug 21, 2023by Akash Singh Aug 21, 2023
PPAG architects creates an eclectic composition between traditional and futuristic architecture to align with the principles of the globally renowned restaurant, Steirereck.
Erwin Wurm’s 'Trap of the Truth': disrupting reality through sculpture
Aug 12, 2023by Aarthi Mohan Aug 12, 2023
Exploring identity, absurdity and societal conformity through Austrian artist Erwin Wurm’s whimsical sculptures.
Labour, migration, and environmental concerns define Beili Liu’s art practice
Jun 12, 2023by Dilpreet Bhullar Jun 12, 2023
The site-responsive and process-driven installations by Beili Liu are motivated by tenants of handcraft and labour while talking about cultural memory, materiality and climate change.
Anamorphic cubes and perspective define Thomas Medicus’s art practice
Apr 13, 2023by Dilpreet Bhullar Apr 13, 2023
The Austrian artist’s public art installations draw attention to the strained relationship between humans and the environment, under the burden of spiralling climate change.
Hiroki Okamoto's algorithmic simulacrum of a world that was
Mar 14, 2023by Manu Sharma Mar 14, 2023
The Japanese artist Hiroki Okamoto discusses his digital art practice that eliminates humans from its method and mutates man-made forms such as buildings.
Gregor Sailer conjures an environment dotted with surrealism through photography
Feb 15, 2023by Dilpreet Bhullar Feb 15, 2023
The Austrian architecture photographer ascends difficult terrains to create photographs, allowing viewers to experience a milieu that is hitherto unseen, yet continues to survive.
Harry Seidler's exhibit celebrates the architect's lifework in his centennial year
Jan 28, 2023by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jan 28, 2023
Vladimir Belogolovsky writes about the life and work of Harry Seidler (1923-2006) on the occasion of his world tour’s last stop in Singapore from February 16 to March 8, 2023.
Peter Noever: "I like ideas that at first seem impossible”
Jan 20, 2023by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jan 20, 2023
Vladimir Belogolovsky talks to Peter Noever, a Vienna-based Ausstellungsmacher/creator of exhibitions who aspires to do things that have never been done before.
Artist Yein Lee contemplates today’s golden age of information and technology
Oct 01, 2022by Shraddha Nair Oct 01, 2022
Vienna-based artist Yein Lee talks about her cultural influences and inspirations while growing up in South Korea.
CIFO-Ars Electronica Awards 2022 aim to empower Latin American artists
Sep 22, 2022by Shraddha Nair Sep 22, 2022
Ars Electronica Festival 2022 presents CIFO's awardees at A Parallel (R)evolution - Digital Art in Latin America, which looks to empower Latin American artists in new media.
Lines intersect in Hannes Zebedin’s sculptural installation ‘(Non)-Places’
Aug 26, 2022by Rosalyn D`Mello Aug 26, 2022
Absentee bodies are among the complex subjects on display as part of the work (Non)-Places at Graben, Vienna, that critiques the rifts between the haves and the have-nots.
Episode #17: The ROCK Radisson RED Hotel in ABB's popular video series, Frozen Music
Aug 01, 2022by ABB Aug 01, 2022
The project helmed by INNOCAD architecture features an asymmetrical facade, golden details and a striking rooftop overlooking the panoramic views of a canal.
STIRring Dreams: Visual artist Yunchul Kim presents 'Gyre' at Venice Art Biennale
Jul 10, 2022by Shraddha Nair Jul 10, 2022
South Korea-born artist and music composer, Yunchul Kim, is presenting at the Venice Art Biennale 2022 with five installations that alchemise physics and art to produce a fantasy.
DMAA creates a luxury modernist idea of ‘living with nature’ in Antonianum Meran
Feb 19, 2022by Jerry Elengical Feb 19, 2022
This residential complex in Merano, a city in Italy’s South Tyrol region, relies on a strong spatial grid and monochrome materiality to bring order to its natural context.
Alois Kronschlaeger’s work is a play on geometry of built environment
Feb 17, 2022by Dilpreet Bhullar Feb 17, 2022
The site-specific sculptural installations by the Austria-born artist Alois Kronschlaeger disturb the geometry of the built environment to explore light, space, and time.
The Art of the Cookbook
Feb 05, 2022by Rosalyn D`Mello Feb 05, 2022
The late artist Martha Murphy’s culinary labour of love celebrates the housewifely and the matrilineal.
Museumising racism
Dec 10, 2021by Rosalyn D`Mello Dec 10, 2021
A recent visit to two Austrian museums threw up critical questions about display strategies and lack of transparency about provenance.
Raqs Media Collective’s recent exhibition in Vienna speaks against ‘hunger for time’
Dec 05, 2021by Srinivas Aditya Mopidevi Dec 05, 2021
This conversation unpacks with Raqs Media Collective the curatorial vision that shaped the ongoing Hungry for Time exhibition, at the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna.
Vienna Design Week 2021 looks at the idea of resilient neighbourhoods
Nov 02, 2021by Devanshi Shah Nov 02, 2021
The Vienna Design Week is one of Austria’s largest curated design festivals, transforming the city of Vienna into a hotspot for design with its events, exhibitions, tours and workshops.
Adorno London returns as one of the leading virtual destinations of LDF 2021
Sep 27, 2021by Devanshi Shah Sep 27, 2021
Through a combination of immersive digital content and physical exhibitions, Adorno London invited eight curators from different countries to present eight distinct collections.
UNSCRIPTED with Matteo Thun: Miles from Memphis, zero kilometers to home
Sep 10, 2021by Anmol Ahuja Sep 10, 2021
On this week's UNSCRIPTED episode, discover Italian design veteran Matteo Thun’s secret to slow, elevated living, and his unique brand of botanical architecture.
Climate care and planet love inform the Vienna Biennale for Change 2021
Jul 12, 2021by Aastha D. Jul 12, 2021
STIR speaks with Elisabeth Falkensteiner and Baerbel Mueller, the curators for Ecologies and Politics of the Living at the Vienna Biennale that aims to inspire alternative imaginations.
Delugan Meissl designs Taiyuan Botanical Garden with domed greenhouses in China
Jul 05, 2021by Jerry Elengical Jul 05, 2021
Vienna-based Delugan Meissl Associated Architects revitalises a former coal mining zone in the city of Taiyuan, transforming it into a fluid green landscape with bermed structures.
Celebrating the power of transformation at Venice Architecture Biennale 2021
Jun 09, 2021by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jun 09, 2021
Vladimir Belogolovsky reports from Venice about the XVII Venice Architecture Biennale that opened after one year delay, questioning “How Will We Live Together?”
Staying Alive
May 20, 2021by Rosalyn D`Mello May 20, 2021
A show in Graz, Austria, provokes reflections on diverse urban, subjective experiences of time.
Philipp Aduatz creates objects defined by traditional craft, contemporary fabrication
Apr 01, 2021by Devanshi Shah Apr 01, 2021
Vienna-based designer, Philipp Aduatz, works with material technology to create limited edition objects that are equal parts sculptural and practical.
Exploring the world of 3D printing with Julia Koerner
Dec 03, 2020by Devanshi Shah Dec 03, 2020
STIR speaks with the award-winning Austrian designer working at the vanguard of digital design and 3D-printing across architecture, product and fashion design.
‘In Kepler’s Gardens’: Adapting to and interrogating the global zeitgeist
Nov 11, 2020by Manu Sharma Nov 11, 2020
In the first of a two-part series, STIR examines how Ars Electronica presents a responsive and diffused exhibition model from Johannes Kepler University, Linz, Austria.
The importance of being Friedl Kubelka vom Gröller
Oct 24, 2020by Rosalyn D`Mello Oct 24, 2020
The Viennese photographer boldly went where few photographers dared to go, exploring the inner reaches of female consciousness.
The Freudian Glitch
Oct 07, 2020by Rosalyn D`Mello Oct 07, 2020
Steirischer Herbst’s 2020 edition, Paranoia TV, adopts the screen as a medium of dissemination in a digital, pandemic world, but to what end?
noa* completes Ötzi Peak observation deck on top of 3251 metre glacier in Italy
Sep 08, 2020by STIRworld Sep 08, 2020
On top of the Schnals Valley Glacier ridge sits Ötzi Peak, an observation deck designed by Network of Architecture that overlooks the mountain ranges bordering Italy and Austria.
Snøhetta completes timber clad, open plan headquarters for ASI Reisen in Austria
Sep 02, 2020by Jincy Iype Sep 02, 2020
A lush ‘green curtain’ wraps the metal framed, charred timber façade of travel company ASI Reisen’s head office, its sustainable design reducing the overall environmental footprint.
Oslo-based Malin Bulow discusses body, relationships and environment
Aug 27, 2020by Shraddha Nair Aug 27, 2020
In conversation with STIR, award-winning artist Malin Bulow discusses her engagement with the spaces in between sculpture, installation and performance.
Remembering Austrian painter Egon Schiele’s revolutionary erotic art style
Jul 27, 2020by Shraddha Nair Jul 27, 2020
As STIR takes a look at the works of artists from modern history who thrived during the past pandemics, the last part delves into the works of Gustav Klimt’s protégé, Egon Schiele.
Of borders and bodies
Jul 13, 2020by Rosalyn D`Mello Jul 13, 2020
A visit to the Timmelsjoch pass that connects Austria and Italy spurs a meditation on border-specific artworks and their intended viewers.
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