•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Vasudhaa Narayanan Sep 04, 2025
In its drive to position museums as instruments of cultural diplomacy, competing histories and fragile resistances surface at the Bihar Museum Biennale.
by STIRworld Apr 14, 2025
The Contemporary and Bawwaba sections of Art Dubai 2025 anchor artistic inquiries into ecology, migration and identity through context-rich, geographically informed works.
by Anushka Sharma Mar 20, 2025
In an exclusive conversation, Yura Boguslavsky, animation director and co-founder of the collective, takes STIR behind the scenes of his evocative and experimental film repertoire.
by Megha Ralapati Mar 11, 2025
A group exhibition on art from Central Asia at Fondazione Elpis in Milan highlights the interdisciplinary practices animating the region and its diaspora.
by Aarthi Mohan Feb 26, 2025
British architect Asif Khan's architectural vision for the Tselinny Center of Contemporary Culture anchors a space for creativity, critical thought and ecological reflection.
by Ranjana Dave Nov 28, 2024
In an interview with STIR, the Emirati curator speaks about her focus on community engagement and her work as president and director of the Sharjah Art Foundation.
by Ranjana Dave Aug 09, 2024
Blurring the lines between art and sport, the street dance genre is billed as a crowd-pleaser at the Olympics.
by Zahra Khan Nov 15, 2023
A focus on fabrics, craft and indigenous practices came together at Asia Now art fair and nearby exhibitions to consider themes of migration, globalisation and colonisation
by Almas Sadique Oct 19, 2023
Soviet Bus Stops, a photography project spread across two books and a documentary film, traces Herwig’s process chronicling expressive artistic bus stops built in erstwhile Soviet nations.
by Manu Sharma Apr 19, 2021
Generative Adversarial Network practice of Zhussupov, who is based in Kazakhstan, uses code-based digital art to produce works beyond the realm of recognition.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Feb 23, 2021
Vladimir Belogolovsky speaks with Russian architect Totan Kuzembaev about his ability to work with his hands and why his houses need no decoration.
by Jones John Feb 17, 2020
The Kazakh video-artist collaborated with Inna Artemova and German Popov to create an ‘Intrinsic Futuristic Machine’ for the second edition of the Lahore Biennale.
make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
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