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by Jincy Iype Jun 09, 2025
Under the title Design and the Invisible, GDF at the London Design Biennale 2025 unveils how unseen forces and radical ideas shape the future of design.
by STIRworld Dec 16, 2024
Refik Anadol’s visionary museum seeks to redefine the intersection of technology and creativity, pushing the boundaries of how we experience art and our shared environment.
by STIRworld Oct 31, 2024
As AI technology continues to advance, STIR looks at artists like Harold Cohen and Yousuke Fuyama using AI for artistic and philosophical projects.
by Diana Baldon Oct 25, 2024
Three recent exhibitions in Copenhagen unpack contemporary art's take on the ethical, social and political dimensions of AI.
by Sunena V Maju Jul 09, 2024
Even Better Than the Real Thing at the Whitney Biennial 2024 examines reality through expressive abstraction and non-Western forms of cosmological thinking.
by Soumya Mukerji Mar 07, 2024
What happens when the force of nature that moved the earth under Japan turns a first-hand witness to its strong spirit? STIR channels the voice of the January 2024 earthquake in an experimental travelogue.
by Manu Sharma Jan 16, 2024
Curator Sarah Johanna Theurer ties the AI-activated video artwork to speculative science fiction by Octavia Butler.
by Daria Kravchuk Jan 10, 2024
New media artist Ronen Tanchum explores the evolving relationship between humans, machines, and their shared environments.
by Anmol Ahuja Oct 13, 2023
In its sophomore year at LDF23, a series of urgent conversations curated by Suhair Khan of open-ended design traverse the perilous but exciting terrain of AI and machine learning.
by Manu Sharma Aug 27, 2023
The award-winning Italian artist and designer discusses a bold tech-enabled offering from the luxury giant Bulgari.
by Anushka Sharma Aug 11, 2023
In a conversation with STIR, Federica Busani, co-founder and strategy lead of Cap_able charts the emergence of the startup, its tenets and the bustle that dots the offing.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Jun 27, 2023
Berlin-based onformative, co-founded by Julia Laub and Cedric Kiefer, creates digital and interactive works to forge a relationship between human and technology.
by Shraddha Nair Apr 16, 2023
Dr Apinan Poshyananda, curator of BAB 2022-23, spoke to STIR about the curatorial approach to Thailand’s biggest biennale event.
by Almas Sadique Feb 07, 2023
The British architect, artist, and generative designer commanded the Midjourney bot to design a series of sunglasses and eyewear that can be worn, used as masks or sculptures.
by Sunena V Maju Jan 30, 2023
MIT List Visual Arts Centre’s exhibition Symbionts: Contemporary Artists and the Biosphere presents artworks that ‘collaborate’ with symbionts to create BioArt.
by Vatsala Sethi Dec 31, 2022
Best of 2022: Artists that STIRred the art world by contributing to a technologically advanced future with virtual reality, augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and more.
by Hili Perlson Oct 20, 2022
Jon Rafman mines the darkest fringes of the internet to explore how machine-learning algorithms may distort what remains of our collective memory.
by Yuki Sumner Oct 12, 2022
Curated by Suhair Khan, the evening saw inspiring creatives indulging in conversations, finding the balance between hyperreality and real-life events. A report...
by Zohra Khan Aug 19, 2022
Meta-Horizons: The Future Now at the DDP Design Museum unveils an immersive and experimental perspective of the metaverse through engaging with ZHA’s critical oeuvre.
by Shraddha Nair Mar 10, 2022
Mario Klingemann, the pioneer of artificial intelligence driven artworks, discusses his AI algorithm 'Botto' that has raked in more than one million dollars from five auctions.
by Julius Wiedemann Jan 18, 2022
Julius Wiedemann analyses the ubiquity of digital tools in managing collaborative workplace processes, charting a potential path for their evolution in tandem with technology.
by Anmol Ahuja Dec 16, 2021
Generated completely using artificial intelligence, AIsneaks by German designer Niels Garve uses code to generate sneaker designs that do not exist yet.
by Anmol Ahuja Dec 07, 2021
Inspired by Chinese face-changing opera art and online avatars, Liǎn, designed by Jann Choy, explores the relationship between our online personas and offline selves.
by Julius Wiedemann Oct 05, 2021
Julius Wiedemann analyses the effects of humanity’s limited capacity to comprehend consequences of the digital revolution and the need for humility in approaching new concepts.
by Manu Sharma Sep 22, 2021
David Young discusses his artificial intelligence-driven arts practice, and shines light on the new creative hermeneutics.
by Sravasti Datta Sep 07, 2021
In an interview with STIR, Bertin talks about working on this special project using machine learning that allows viewers to ‘listen’ to Wassily Kandinsky’s 1925 painting, Yellow-Red-Blue.
by Shraddha Nair Jul 31, 2021
A transmedia artist based in New York, Stephanie Dinkins speaks with STIR about the biases in data and cultural erasure in artificial intelligence and other digital systems.
by Julius Wiedemann Jul 06, 2021
Julius Wiedemann examines humankind’s unyielding pursuit of perfection, its effects on technological evolution, and potential to reshape the world through the lens of sustainability.
by Julius Wiedemann Jun 08, 2021
Julius Wiedemann traces the evolution of links between trade and international relations, arriving at their current manifestations in the modern digital world.
by Girinandini Singh Feb 27, 2021
The artist working with code talks on representation and the perils of data and information usage in his creative process.
by Manu Sharma Feb 27, 2021
Sofia Crespo, who uses machine learning techniques to create images of biotic life, talks to STIR about her fascination with artificial life in the digital space.
by Girinandini Singh Feb 19, 2021
The AI artist speaks to STIR on authorship in art, beauty, representation, biases, and developing an inclusive foundation for artificial intelligence in art.
by Girinandini Singh Jan 30, 2021
The New-York based artist on depicting the fluid notion of the contemporary identity - cultural, aesthetic, political, and intergenerational.
by Shraddha Nair Dec 08, 2020
London-based data artist Anna Ridler discusses her penchant for linguistics and how they have let her to artificial intelligence and art.
by Rahul Kumar Nov 21, 2020
Subjects of satire and violence in the art of Moonis Shah bring to focus the idea of using archival data as a tool to classify and control.
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