•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jul 27, 2023
Vladimir Belogolovsky talks to gallerist Marat Guelman who opened his new art gallery in Berlin to focus on creating and presenting a new kind of art—generated by AI.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jul 06, 2023
Vladimir Belogolovsky interviews Iryna Miroshnykova, Oleksii Petrov, and Borys Filonenko, co-curators of the Ukrainian Pavilion at the 18th Venice Architecture Biennale.
by Ayca Okay Jul 02, 2023
Latvia's capital Riga is a shining city carrying the traces of the past and is reborn as a vibrant location with independent art spaces, private foundations, galleries, and an ongoing biennial.
by Anushka Sharma May 18, 2023
The widely followed musical event unfolded in Liverpool, featuring a monumental stage set-up by New York-based design firm Yellow Studio.
by Rahul Kumar Feb 02, 2023
STIR speaks with Diana Campbell Betancourt, chief curator of the Dhaka Art Summit 2023, investigating the theme and its cultural context, new initiatives to expect, and future of the summit.
by Vatsala Sethi Sep 24, 2022
Tbilisi Art Fair 2022, featuring prominent and emerging international artists, aims to bridge the inclusion gap, while exploring gender issues, conflict, and other themes at this year's four-day event.
by Daria Kravchuk Sep 12, 2022
Ria Keburia Foundation presents a solo exhibition, Homin, by the artist Fedora Akimova, uncovering post-traumatic memories in the times of war.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Aug 19, 2022
Vladimir Belogolovsky speaks to Oleg Drozdov about moving his office and school from Kharkiv to Lviv, rebuilding Ukraine, and designing his own house as an endless film.
by STIRworld May 10, 2022
Invited by Mayor Ihor Terekhov, Lord Foster's reconstruction plan for the city of Kharkiv is postulated to become a blueprint for the reconstruction of other Ukrainian cities.
by Dar Gai Apr 29, 2022
For her, Ukraine isn't just a country of birth, love and loss. ‘It’s Molfa. A magical object that gives you power only if you are magical yourself,' she writes in an intimate account.
by Natalia Torija Nieto Apr 26, 2022
The 38-year-old Kyivan sheds these titles while fighting against demolition of historic buildings, preparing rescue kits and creating an emergency housing plan within just 10 days!
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Apr 07, 2022
Vladimir Belogolovsky speaks with Kharkiv-based architect Oleg Drozdov about a new architecture school he co-founded in 2017 and his vision for Ukraine after the war.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Apr 04, 2022
Ukraine-born Vladimir Belogolovsky speaks on the architecture of war, resilience in the face of it, and how architects globally can help in rebuilding Ukraine.
by STIRworld Apr 01, 2022
Ukraine Support Pledge, a not-for-profit organisation, is raising funds through art for the GlobalGiving’s Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund amid Russia-Ukraine conflict.
by Natalia Torija Nieto Mar 30, 2022
In Ukraine, curators, artists, musicians now double as drivers, volunteers and fighters. Planeta Ukrain voices their hope for life, and participation at the 23rd Triennale Milano. A tribute.
by Ilya Kaminsky Mar 09, 2022
STIR stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine, and brings you some visceral words from Dancing in Odessa, a book that articulates the land’s timeless culture and essence.
by Julius Wiedemann Mar 09, 2022
Julius Wiedemann delves into the intertwined domains of physical and digital warfare in the present day, examining their effects on the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.
by STIRworld Mar 07, 2022
As global tensions mount against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, major architecture firms across the world have ceased operations within the country in a show of solidarity.
by STIRworld Mar 02, 2022
The 47-year-old Russian-Ukranian artist Aljoscha holds an anti-war artistic intervention through his conceptual installation work based on bioism in Kyiv, Ukraine.
by Jerry Elengical Feb 07, 2022
Envisioned as shell-like pavilions celebrating the city’s eminence as a hub for metallurgy and engineering, the three stations will link eastern districts to Dnipro’s urban centre.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Feb 04, 2022
Edward Lipski's fifth exhibition at Tim Van Laere Gallery, Antwerp, displayed a body of sculptures that dwells on his heritage roots to talk about the in-between spaces.
by Jerry Elengical Jan 28, 2022
Rich stone, dark-toned wood, brass accents, and elegant designer furniture characterise the mood of this apartment design in the heart of Ukraine’s capital city.
by Aditi Sharma Maheshwari Dec 01, 2021
YOD Group furnishes The DOT Coffee Station in Ukraine with mosaic floor tiles and quirky art as a reflection of the city, its pace and the people who inhabit it.
by Jerry Elengical Nov 27, 2021
Imagining what life on the red planet might look like in the future, the Ukraine-based studio has envisioned a torus-shaped development that channels elements of science fiction.
by STIRworld Jul 17, 2021
The conceptual design at MAD Bars House leads visitors to uncovering new experiences, as with every level that they ascend, the alcohol content in the drinks served there increases.
by Jerry Elengical Jul 15, 2021
This restaurant in Kyiv, Ukraine, features furniture made of recycled paper and plastic alongside artisanal objects and dimpled clay walls under a 'less is more' design aesthetic.
by Anmol Ahuja Jul 02, 2021
Designed by Nixoid Lab, the Nixoid Next merges a near obsolete technology of glowing gas discharge tubes with modern ergonomics and a stylish, wearable design.
by Manu Sharma Mar 17, 2021
Kyiv-based Demian Feriy discusses his uncanny digital art practice with STIR, the one where he uses distortion and weirdness to create beauty with an element of mysticism and awe.
by Jincy Iype Mar 04, 2021
STIR chats with Kerwin about his ongoing photography series Uninhabited, which highlights the intrigue, beauty and solitude that reside within abandoned structures of the world.
by Jincy Iype Feb 18, 2021
Two levels of a 1797 mansion in Kyiv have been turned into Samna, by retaining its original brickwork and arched domes, accentuating it with soft lighting and copper accents.
by Jincy Iype Sep 18, 2020
Designed as a safe house, the cavernous concrete Plan B bunker is fitted with lavish amenities, from huge helipads to ivy lined, bare interiors and ceilings with simulated skies.
by Meghna Mehta Feb 25, 2020
Archimatika uses ‘block development’ principle for the Comfort Town, a residential complex with green spaces that transforms the drab Kiev district into a technicolour wonderland.
by Shraddha Nair Jan 23, 2020
Abu Dhabi-based Korienkova, fascinated by the development of robots and artificial intelligence, likes to capture the rise of the same in her artworks.
by Meghna Mehta Oct 29, 2019
Based on the sub-theme Opportunity, an entire district at the Expo 2020 showcases pavilions of countries like Austria, Japan, Switzerland and Ukraine among others.
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.
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