•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Giulia Zappa Dec 12, 2024
An exhibition in Paris featuring installations, paintings and video art uncovers a silenced chapter of art history, inviting reflection on how geopolitics shape artistic legacies and national identity.
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 Eleonora Ghedini Aug 06, 2024
The solo exhibition explores the relationship between nature and myth, crossing geographical as well as temporal boundaries through the Lithuanian artist's gaze.
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 Pooja Suresh Hollannavar Jul 18, 2023
NG Architects create a school within the Uogu slenis Development that connects its occupants to nature.
by Sunena V Maju Oct 15, 2022
In the deserted field of Lithuania, AEXN architects etches Crematorium The Tumulus in the form of a burial mound covered with white linen.
by Jerry Elengical Jun 27, 2022
Architectural Bureau G.Natkevicius & Partners has married exposed concrete massing with greenery to mediate the structure’s bold presence in the neighbouring urban landscape.
by 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.
by Jincy Iype Aug 14, 2021
The young designer's anthropomorphic furniture collection, Roommates, comprises a face-shaped coffee table, a foot-shaped stool, and a hand-shaped magazine rack.
by Devanshi Shah, Anmol Ahuja Jul 09, 2021
STIR interacts with the curator and exhibitor of the Lithuania Pavilion by the Lithuanian Space Agency (LSA) on their extraterrestrial imagination at Venice Architecture Biennale 2021.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Nov 18, 2020
Lithuanian architect turned sculptor and photographer Tadao Cern approaches his works with minimalistic art process to address the dualism of life.
by Sukanya Garg Jul 17, 2019
Lithuanian artist Emilija Škarnulytė won the Future Generation Art Prize 2019 for her video installation t 1/2, which examines ecological disaster and nuclear warfare.
make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
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