Israeli artist Michal Rovner faces the fear of the 'other' head on
Feb 05, 2023by Hili Perlson Feb 05, 2023
Michal Rovner’s exhibition Alert at Fondazione Merz in Turin is the result of long nights spent in the fields watching jackals.
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Can the recent revolution in BioArt revise human relationship to the planet?
Jan 30, 2023by 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.
American artist Arthur Jafa presents his first solo exhibition at OGR Torino in Italy
Jan 28, 2023by Hili Perlson Jan 28, 2023
The exhibition RHAMESJAFACOSEYJAFADRAYTON is a continuation of the artist's engrossment with Black music by focusing on a larger narrative, expressed through the lives of its protagonists.
Michael Heizer's 'City' plays with the idea of urbanism and ecology
Jan 25, 2023by Devanshi Shah Jan 25, 2023
Fifty years in the making, American artist Michael Heizer’s land art sculpture City in the US state of Nevada is a rare diamond in the rough.
At Hermès Madison Avenue store American dynamism meets Parisian elegance
Jan 25, 2023by Sunena V Maju Jan 25, 2023
RDAI-designed Hermès flagship store at Madison Avenue narrates the tale of the brand’s Parisian roots and American dreams, in a dialogue of traditional and modern strokes.
Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama brings polka-dotted frenzy to flagship stores
Jan 20, 2023by STIRworld Jan 20, 2023
A decade after the brand’s first venture with the Japanese artist, this new collaboration is being promoted by storefront transformations in Paris, London, New York, and Tokyo.
Homestead house by Birdseye in Vermont typifies residential architecture
Jan 16, 2023by Dhwani Shanghvi Jan 16, 2023
Designed by architecture studio Birdseye - Homestead, located in South Hero, Vermont - is an interpretation of the built environment in its vicinity.
Recognising "exceptional design visionaries", the IDA 2022 announce winners
Jan 14, 2023by STIRworld Jan 14, 2023
With STIR as a media partner, winners of the International Design Awards' 16th edition were announced in its architectural, interior, fashion, product, and graphic design categories.
Faulkner Architects conceives CAMPout, a largely 'fire-proof' residence in California
Jan 13, 2023by Jincy Iype Jan 13, 2023
With an exterior made of non-combustible materials, Faulkner Architects has created a protective, modern form to withstand Californian fires, as a 'base camp for adventure.'
'Global Rainbow' by Yvette Mattern instils a possibility of inclusivity and diversity
Jan 08, 2023by Dilpreet Bhullar Jan 08, 2023
New York and Berlin-based visual artist, Yvette Mattern, aims to facilitate a transcendental experience for viewers with Global Rainbow, a public light art installation.
Carson Vista 581: A house with monster cantilevers and open corners
Jan 06, 2023by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jan 06, 2023
Vladimir Belogolovsky reviews Carson Vista 581, a sculptural four-level house designed by Kelly & Stone Architects in Truckee, California, United States.
Pink, bold and pretty: Pink Thermal Baths by FORMA reimagines the bathhouse typology
Jan 05, 2023by Jincy Iype Jan 05, 2023
FORMA envisions a new typology by clubbing leisure activities of a bathhouse with the utilitarian functions of a data centre, at the Pink Thermal Baths in a Californian desert.
Walking backwards as counter-ritual
Jan 04, 2023by Rosalyn D`Mello Jan 04, 2023
Paulo Nazareth’s 2013 performance, L’Arbre D’Oublier, provokes nostalgic grief for the lost mother.
Inside the playful curious world of artist and designer Bruno Munari
Jan 02, 2023by Amarjeet Singh Tomar Jan 02, 2023
The Center for Italian Modern Art (CIMA), New York, showcases Bruno Munari: The Child Within, exploring Munari’s works through the lens of his innovative books for children.
2022 art recap: reimagining the future of arts
Dec 31, 2022by 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.
David Hotson approaches his architecture as a work of art
Dec 29, 2022by Vladimir Belogolovsky Dec 29, 2022
Vladimir Belogolovsky interviews New York architect David Hotson who explores the interior figural void as an intensely subjective present-tense reality.
Senga Nengudi to receive the Nasher Prize for redefining the medium of sculptures
Dec 29, 2022by Jones John Dec 29, 2022
The African American artist is the seventh recipient of the award instituted by the Nasher Sculpture Centre, US, to recognise her contributions to the medium’s potentiality.
Andrea Bowers inserts feminist activism into a Belle-Epoque museum in Milan
Dec 27, 2022by Hili Perlson Dec 27, 2022
Organised by Furla Foundation and GAM, Moving in Space without Asking Permission is the American artist’s first solo show in an Italian institution.
Discussion, discourse, and creative insight through STIRring conversations in 2022
Dec 27, 2022by Jincy Iype Dec 27, 2022
Best of 2022: From Oscar-nominated production designers to trend forecasters, STIR recalls compelling conversations centred on the disciplines of architecture and design.
A diverse and inclusive art world in the making
Dec 26, 2022by Vatsala Sethi Dec 26, 2022
Best of 2022: STIR looks at art galleries, art collectives, and movements that supported LGBTQ artists, people of colour, and diverse life forms.
The eagle's wing over the East River
Dec 21, 2022by Vladimir Belogolovsky Dec 21, 2022
Vladimir Belogolovsky visits OMA/Jason Long-designed Eagle + West, an enigmatic icon on Brooklyn’s skyline in the making.
The Middle Half: transforming the 1962 hillside home in Mill Valley
Dec 20, 2022by Pooja Suresh Hollannavar Dec 20, 2022
San Francisco-based Spiegel Aihara Workshop (SAW) transforms the mid-century modern home by opening the core.
Es Devlin honours ‘Your Voices’ through a revolving kinetic sculpture in NYC
Dec 20, 2022by Jincy Iype Dec 20, 2022
Your Voices, an illuminated public sculpture by Es Devlin at the Lincoln Center’s Josie Robertson Plaza in New York represented the “most linguistically diverse city on the planet."
Dona Nelson’s ‘ReFiguring, one painting at a time’ renews interest towards paintings
Dec 17, 2022by Dilpreet Bhullar Dec 17, 2022
ReFiguring, one painting at a time by Dona Nelson at Thomas Erben Gallery in New York underscores how the painter incessantly follows the labour of effort to sustain her artistic oeuvre.
Brooklyn-based artist Tirtzah Bassel presents her new series 'Canon in Drag'
Nov 30, 2022by Shraddha Nair Nov 30, 2022
Slag Gallery in New York is presenting Canon In Drag by Israeli artist Tirtzah Bassel, investigating the effects of an imagined, alternate art history.
Investigating Anna Weyant's tragicomic art at her Gagosian debut
Nov 30, 2022by Vatsala Sethi Nov 30, 2022
Anna Weyant's solo show Baby It Ain't Over Till It's Over at New York's Gagosian gallery has an intriguing eerie aura that is drawing a crowd.
Is Hip-Hop Architecture the fifth element of hip-hop culture?
Nov 22, 2022by Sunena V Maju Nov 22, 2022
As MODA hosts the exhibition, Close to the Edge: The Birth of Hip-Hop Architecture, STIR speaks with the curator of the exhibition, Sekou Cooke about the design movement.
Roxy Paine's multimedia works articulate the coexistence of multiple meanings
Nov 18, 2022by Dilpreet Bhullar Nov 18, 2022
American painter Roxy Paine creates a conflicting world, driven by ecology and technology, in his installations to open a contemplative space that the audience can share.
WORKac’s Marea, inspired by Mediterranean hill towns, redefines Lebanese housing
Nov 15, 2022by Sunena V Maju Nov 15, 2022
In the multi-family development of Marea by WORKac, housing reflecting the natural landscape of the Mediterranean creates a new layer for Batroun’s history.
'Nortigo' by Pygmalion Karatzas abstracts architecture from the ground up
Nov 15, 2022by Jincy Iype Nov 15, 2022
A portmanteau formed of 'north' and 'vertigo', Nortigo is an architectural photography series by Pygmalion Karatzas documenting specific buildings and their elements across the US.
Dragon: A crew and cargo ferry to the space station
Nov 12, 2022by Susmita Mohanty Nov 12, 2022
In the third essay in our space design series, STIRship Enterprise, Dr. Susmita Mohanty focuses on the spacecraft Dragon by SpaceX and NASA.
Artist Tom Haney tells stories and ideas through handcrafted wooden figurines
Nov 05, 2022by Shraddha Nair Nov 05, 2022
Tom Haney is an Ohio-born automata artist, fascinated by mechanical movement. He talks to STIR about community as inspiration and the kinetic art movement.
The compositional photographs of Thomas Jackson combine reality and fiction
Nov 03, 2022by Dilpreet Bhullar Nov 03, 2022
From the intersection of landscape photography, sculpture and kinetic art, Thomas Jackson creates works to draw the attention of the audience towards the ordinary object.
XTURISMO Hoverbike steers a sci-fi dream, realises the future of air mobility
Oct 31, 2022by Sunena V Maju Oct 31, 2022
Introducing the reality of flying bikes and air mobility, A.L.I. Technologies Inc. exhibited the hoverbike, XTURISMO at the North American International Detroit Auto Show 2022.
Exiles and the Queerdom
Oct 24, 2022by Rosalyn D`Mello Oct 24, 2022
Revisiting Sunil Gupta’s 1986-87 landmark series documenting gay Indian men at Delhi monuments in the light of his exhibition, Cruising.
DS+R designs an "uncommon commons" with Prior Performing Arts Center
Oct 19, 2022by Zohra Khan Oct 19, 2022
American firm Diller Scofidio + Renfro has parametrically modelled the Prior Performing Arts Center as a creativity and cultural beacon for the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts.
What Am I Reading: Bryan Young
Oct 17, 2022by STIRworld Oct 17, 2022
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – American architect Bryan Young, founder of Young Projects, is perusing Circe by Madeline Miller.
Doreen Garner takes us through ‘Revolted’, her new solo exhibition in NY
Oct 14, 2022by Shraddha Nair Oct 14, 2022
The New Museum in New York presents Doreen Garner’s exhibition Revolted, transporting us through the history of pandemics through the lens of the transatlantic slave trade.
'Wo/manhouse' is a new avatar of Judy Chicago & Miriam Shapiro's seminal work
Oct 06, 2022by Shraddha Nair Oct 06, 2022
Executive Director of non-profit Through The Flower, Megan Malcom-Morgan speaks with STIR about the immersive, feminist art exhibition Wo/manhouse.
Yuko Nishikawa on the art of making objects that show the impressions of its maker
Oct 05, 2022by Zohra Khan Oct 05, 2022
STIR speaks with Japanese lighting designer, ceramicist and installation artist, Yuko Nishikawa, about her hands-on practice that considers objects as living beings.
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