•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Sunena V Maju Mar 31, 2023
The architect, professor and curator, talks to STIR about architectural responses to the refugee crisis, building for underrepresented communities, and his curational practice.
by Anmol Ahuja Jul 25, 2022
Erected as a porous bamboo and wooden pavilion in Bangladesh, the restaurant pavilion by Two Fold Studio champions vernacularity, sustainability and essentiality in architecture.
by Zohra Khan Jan 28, 2022
Lauded for its exemplar 'architecture of humanity and protection', the Friendship Hospital by Kashef Mahboob Chowdhury has been adjudged as the new building of the year by RIBA.
by Zohra Khan Dec 23, 2021
Presenting STIR's round up on brick architecture that elevated the mundane and dissolved boundaries between vernacular and contemporary.
by Girinandini Singh Jul 05, 2021
Indian photographer Nirvair Singh Rai talks about the ethical and aesthetical responsibility of depicting a humanistic representation of refugee communities.
by Anmol Ahuja Mar 26, 2021
Realised almost entirely in exposed brick, this country home by Spatial Architects is built as a rural retreat for a local family, and celebrates history, lineage, and ‘roots’.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Aug 15, 2020
As the World Photography Day approaches, STIR looks at the diversity of Shahidul Alam’s works that forge a human relation built upon individual self-realisation and collective action.
by Utkarsh Aug 03, 2020
The Bangladeshi artist speaks about his trans-disciplinary practice while discussing the works The Place Where the Sun Has Another Name and Love Letter for the Last Sun.
by Utkarsh Jul 16, 2020
STIR explores the subject of isolation by delving into the works of three photographers. Part 1 of 3 looks at the project Days Untitled by Dhaka-based photographer Sadia Marium.
by Rahul Kumar Jun 05, 2020
In an exclusive interview with STIR, Bangladeshi artist Manir Mrittik shares the fascinating connotations of historic masterpieces in his contemporary discourse.
by Rahul Kumar Apr 03, 2020
Bangladeshi artist Dilara Begum Jolly explores the strength and grit of the feminist in her ongoing investigations through her artworks.
by Rahul Kumar Mar 13, 2020
STIR speaks to Nadia Samdani - Director, Dhaka Art Summit and co-founder, Samdani Art Foundation - and visiting experts Shireen Gandhy and Shanay Jhaveri, at the Summit.
by Rahul Kumar Feb 29, 2020
Curator Diana Campbell Betancourt explains her idea of 'Seismic Movements', picking four works reacting to the theme as she gives us a walkthrough at the Dhaka Art Summit 2020.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Dec 27, 2019
The artistic oeuvre of the Bangladeshi visual artist is a collection of abandoned clothes by Rohingya refugees, sewn by the internal migrants settled in parts of Thakurgaon.
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