•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Lee Daehyung Apr 21, 2025
For his first solo exhibition in Korea, Mueck presents sculptures conceived across three decades which draw us inward, beckoning reflection on the nature of existence.
by Aarthi Mohan Dec 14, 2024
Melbourne-based practice Breathe's installation at the NGV Architecture Commission challenges the size, sustainability and values of modern housing in the continent nation.
by Zohra Khan Dec 15, 2023
Starfish, crabs, sea squirts, and spotted eels create immersive chaos at the NGV Melbourne as the first Australian presentation of celebrated illustrator Jean Jullien.
by Keziah Vikranth Sep 15, 2023
In a conversation with STIR, the Australian architect discusses the use of world-building techniques to bring about awareness of climate change—‘the greatest crisis of our generation.’
by STIRworld Jul 31, 2023
When installed at the NGV Garden in December this year, the installation (This is) Air by Australian architect Nic Brundson will undergo constant morphing throughout the day.
by Zohra Khan Oct 28, 2022
Curated by the National Gallery of Victoria, the triennial prize awarded to Leo Burnett Australia celebrates how creativity can shape who we are and the world we live in.
by Zohra Khan Oct 15, 2022
The Mexican architect invites collective reflection on the act of who cares for our garments and washes them, and how this labour has remained ignored in the history of domesticity.
by Zohra Khan Aug 29, 2022
The ephemeral winning installation for Melbourne’s Grollo Equiset Garden by Australian practice NWMN will imbue The Parthenon with layers of new meanings and reflections.
by Devanshi Shah Mar 26, 2021
The Melbourne Design Week 2021, featuring more than 300 exhibitions, talks, films, tours and workshops over 11 days, provokes designers to think about the future world that they want.
by Avantika Shankar Feb 03, 2021
The Triennial at Melbourne’s National Gallery of Victoria considers a future in which nature regains control over architecture and design.
by Devanshi Shah Sep 11, 2020
STIR takes a deeper look at body architect Lucy McRae’s speculative work on the future of human existence by exploring the limits of the human body, biotech and the self.
make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
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