•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Bansari Paghdar Aug 14, 2025
Jazia Hammoudi and Matthew Niederhauser tell STIR how the hybrid studio fosters creative agency, curates immersive exhibitions and shapes new media culture.
by Jones John Oct 17, 2024
The launch of an art gallery in Whitefield by the veteran artist and curator at DTale’s third retail store in India reevaluates how design may be viewed alongside art.
by Aarthi Mohan Aug 24, 2024
Tulum’s SFER IK Museion commissioned Cristina Ochoa and Roth Architecture to create an architectural sanctuary that preserves biodiversity and Indigenous heritage.
by Kate Meadows Aug 12, 2024
At Socrates Sculpture Park, the artist connects with natural elements through works that celebrate themes of transatlantic migration and women’s domestic labour.
by Ranjana Dave May 24, 2024
The interdisciplinary artist recently held her largest-ever solo exhibition at the Haus der Kunst in Munich.
by Kate Meadows Feb 19, 2024
The Swiss Institute introduces the experimental scores and performances of the Navajo sound artist and composer to New York in A Worm’s Eye View from a Bird’s Beak.
by Daria Kravchuk Feb 18, 2024
Interdisciplinary artist Faina Yunusova on the expectations and oriental fantasies embedded in the post-colonial heritage of Central Asia.
by Manu Sharma Dec 22, 2023
In a conversation with STIR, curator Anna Schneider explores the interconnectedness of Meredith Monk’s practice.
by Sakhi Sobti Aug 06, 2023
Doyel Joshi and Neil Balser are interdisciplinary artists who founded ‘howareyoufeeling.studio’—a trailblazer for contemporary art practice in India.
by STIRworld Jun 19, 2023
Textile artist Bisa Butler’s The World is Yours at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery in New York reintroduces a forgotten African American quilting tradition as a contemporary art form.
by Sukanya Deb Oct 11, 2022
The exhibition at the National Centre of Biological Sciences explores the parallels between the body and the sea, through an immersive exhibitory context across media.
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 Manu Sharma Sep 20, 2022
Jamaican-American interdisciplinary artist Jesse Wright discusses the importance of faith and filial ties within his multi-layered artistic practice.
by Vatsala Sethi Sep 08, 2022
The 2022 edition takes the Korean city as a starting point to reflect on the stories hidden within the history of Busan since the modern era and the changing structure of the city.
by Rahul Kumar Jul 29, 2022
In a candid conversation, Khoj Director Pooja Sood takes us down the memory lane of setting up Khoj, renewing its vision over the years, and talks about the plans going forward.
by Sukanya Deb Jun 15, 2022
Who is afforded femininity and how do we view the feminist struggle? In conversation with the exhibition curator, Phalguni Guliani, the act of waiting is unpacked as a practice.
by Dilpreet Bhullar May 12, 2022
When Danish sculptor Marie Raffn plays with language to suggest that meaning is susceptible to change, she advertently questions the idea of knowledge received.
by Rahul Kumar Apr 24, 2022
Straddling the old and new, quiet and bold, handmade and industrial, the Turkish artist presents works that respond to his research on his culture and history at Anna Laudel gallery.
by Rahul Kumar Apr 19, 2022
The 15th edition of the art fair - a leading platform for artists from the Middle East and Global South - showcased modern, contemporary and digital art at Madinat Jumeirah in Dubai.
by Manu Sharma Apr 14, 2022
The Russian multidisciplinary artist Sasha Folova explores her inimitable performance practice that blends latex costumes with abstract forms.
by Vidur Sethi Feb 15, 2022
In exhibition abandon all hope ye who enter here, Stine Deja’s Dawn Chorus: Beta deliberates upon transhumanism through the speculative framework of cryogenic freezing.
by Rahul Kumar Feb 08, 2022
As the interdisciplinary art festival concludes, STIR takes a curated virtual walkthrough at the two of the largest venues for an immersive experience.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Feb 01, 2022
In the last part of a three-part series, interdisciplinary artist Amitesh Grover speaks with STIR about his project, All That We Saw, for the third edition of the Chennai Photo Biennale.
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