•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Mrinmayee Bhoot Sep 19, 2023
Nice To Meet You Again, a spatial installation created in collaboration with Morag Myerscough, envisions a bucolic future rendered in striking colour at LDF 2023.
by STIRworld Sep 10, 2023
Curated by Fan Di'an, Living Time displays over 35 sculptures and sculptural installations which present Antony Gormley’s inquiry into spaces as stages of becoming.
by Manu Sharma Sep 07, 2023
British artist Marianna Simnett discusses her upcoming opera production
by Manu Sharma Aug 12, 2023
British artist Monster Chetwynd discusses her artistic intervention for Art on the Underground.
by Manu Sharma Aug 09, 2023
Artificial intelligence artist and composer Harry Yeff discusses his composition Fusion, the world’s first AI ballet at Leipzig Opera House.
by Manu Sharma Jul 19, 2023
The automation artist Martin Smith, who lives and works in the United Kingdom, explores his practice that engages the audience’s perspective of space and objects.
by Georgina Maddox Jul 16, 2023
UK-born, US-based artist Ben Whitehouse discusses his love for the open spaces and elements of nature that reflect in his canvases, video work and photographs.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Jul 15, 2023
Being a frequent subject of desire through the annals of art history, the flowers receive a new lease of life in the hands of the UK-based photographer Joe Horner.
by Eleonora Ghedini Jun 06, 2023
The British artist's exhibition Closer Than Before at Victoria Miro gallery in Venice shows us Carlo Scarpa’s masterpiece Tomba Brion in a new light.
by Vatsala Sethi May 21, 2023
Investigating Tokyo Gendai 2023, a contemporary art event at Pacifico Yokohama, featuring a lineup of 79 galleries from Japan, the Asia Pacific region, and around the world.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Apr 18, 2023
Canadian-British artist David Spriggs, who is synonymous with large-scale 3D ephemeral installations, conjures a three-dimensional landscape to see the unseen.
by Sunena V Maju Apr 14, 2023
Inspired by The Women in Lighting project, UK-based Light Collective curated the book Women Light Artists, redressing the unfair imbalance in the visibility of female light artists.
by Rahul Kumar Apr 07, 2023
STIR speaks with Eliza Spindel, Assistant Curator at Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, about the evolution, influences, and contributions of Lucie Rie’s career as a studio potter.
by Shraddha Nair Apr 01, 2023
Hayward Gallery presents a survey of British artist Mike Nelson’s sculptural and installation works, reimagined and reworked for the London gallery.
by Riya Patel Mar 31, 2023
Designer Yinka Ilori’s limited edition bag collection with Marks & Spencer sparks a conversation on being a designer in present times and the economic cost of dreaming.
by Jincy Iype Mar 16, 2023
With mirrored columns and silver-leafed ceilings, Josette "takes on the form of a woman: elegant, eccentric, commanding, accomplished, poised, mischievous, cultured, chic."
by Anushka Sharma Feb 14, 2023
The British artist dons the courtyard of the hospital in South Yorkshire in her signature colours and patterns, contriving a respite for patients and staff, balancing the hospital environment.
by Jincy Iype Dec 20, 2022
Your Voices, an illuminated public sculpture by Es Devlin at the Lincoln Center’s Josie Robertson Plaza in New York represented the “most linguistically diverse city on the planet."
by Sukanya Deb Dec 14, 2022
For the FIFA World Cup 2022, Qatar Museums commissioned significant international artists to create public artworks, transforming the capital city Doha’s landscape.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Nov 10, 2022
The UK-based installation artist Bruce Munro plays with the elements of light to invite the viewers to take a pause and experience the invisible parts of the built environment.
by Urvi Kothari Nov 08, 2022
London-based Annie Morris opens doors to her world of authoritative and imaginative fluid lines as she seeks solace in her artistic practice, the one that instils hope and inspiration!
by Sunena V Maju Oct 13, 2022
At LDF 2022, the One Tree project by SCP brought together a group of designers, artists and craftspeople to create different pieces from parts of the same ashwood tree.
by Niyati Dave Oct 12, 2022
In conversation with STIR, James Lingwood and Michael Morris of Artangel talk about bringing site-specific installations and large-scale artworks to London.
by Urvi Kothari Sep 24, 2022
The artist reflects on Pakistan’s colonial histories at the Victoria & Albert Museum as he explores the themes of migration, displacement and movement through a British diasporic lens.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Sep 05, 2022
The site-specific installation The Hop, a new commission by Jyll Bradley at the Hayward Gallery, reimagines the cultural history of the 20th century London.
by Zohra Khan Aug 27, 2022
Connecting people of 2022 back to AD 122, The Future Belongs To What Was As Much As What Is reveals a temporary contextual installation by the London-based artist.
by Rahul Kumar Aug 02, 2022
Illustrative Chronicles: Alex Jenkins is a London-based comic and illustrator who specialises in dark humour and gory themes, producing unsettling artwork.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Jul 20, 2022
Offer Waterman and the Estate of William Turnbull present William Turnbull's retrospective in London, highlighting the artist's prowess to create both paintings and sculptures.
by Sukanya Deb Jun 30, 2022
STIR explores the possibilities and limitations of participatory art that is highly political in nature, and can the original context and idea of public space be retained?
by Rahul Kumar May 25, 2022
Through her immersive works created in a live setting, the British artist speaks to STIR about projecting her personality in her art that invites viewers to question intersectionality.
by Rahul Kumar Mar 07, 2022
On International Women’s Day, we look at significant works by male artists from across the globe that depict the femininity and womanhood over the years.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Mar 03, 2022
UK-based sculptor Clementine Keith-Roach revisits the world of mythology to give shape to her sculptures as a means to reconstruct the narratives of past, present and future.
by STIRworld Feb 24, 2022
British contemporary artist Damien Hirst’s major solo exhibition with 24 large scale paintings opens at the National Art Center, Tokyo, in Spring 2022.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Feb 04, 2022
Edward Lipski's fifth exhibition at Tim Van Laere Gallery, Antwerp, displayed a body of sculptures that dwells on his heritage roots to talk about the in-between spaces.
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