•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Manu Sharma Mar 14, 2023
The Japanese artist Hiroki Okamoto discusses his digital art practice that eliminates humans from its method and mutates man-made forms such as buildings.
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 Shraddha Nair Dec 09, 2022
Espoo Museum of Modern Art chief curator Arja Miller talks to STIR about curating tech-driven artworks by Refik Anadol, Dora Budor, Sougwen Chung and others for the exhibition.
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 Rahul Kumar Oct 13, 2022
The multi-disciplinary practice of Pakistani artist Rashid Rana encompasses a critique of the altered fabric of the contemporary society and its transnational operations.
by Zohra Khan Mar 01, 2022
The Lebanese practice of architect Bernard Khoury sensitively intervenes in the existing remnants of the theatre to design the Tumo Center for Creative Technologies in Armenia.
by Manu Sharma Jan 28, 2022
Moscow-based digital artist Maxim Zhestkov discusses his complex, algorithmic art that blends imagined architectures with naturalised motion.
by Julius Wiedemann Jan 25, 2022
Julius Wiedemann examines the immense influence held by public figures, brands, and digital media, along with its implications on truth and public opinion in the modern world.
by Shraddha Nair Nov 15, 2021
After being postponed for over a year due to COVID-19, the Seoul Mediacity Biennale’s 11th edition now focuses on escapism as a tool to address and confront the reality.
by Zohra Khan Sep 03, 2021
PepsiCo’s Chief Design Officer, Mauro Porcini, decodes the most underrated design secret and talks about the role of love in navigating the complexity of his job.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Sep 01, 2021
British photographer Suzanne Moxhay’s visuals are composed of her photographs and images from her archival collection in an effort to complicate the ideas of truth and fiction.
by Julius Wiedemann Aug 17, 2021
Julius Wiedemann analyses the current climate of information control and its relation to the media’s new role of simultaneously reporting on and influencing global power struggles.
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 Julius Wiedemann Oct 27, 2020
Joining the dots with all the information mankind has accumulated till date, hyperlinking might lead to undiscovered ideas, further advancing the 'age of information'.
by STIRworld Oct 15, 2020
In the city of Berlin, Dutch architectural firm OMA has designed the new Axel Springer building to symbolise the media and technology company’s next step into the digital world.
by Sukanya Garg Jul 19, 2019
The 19th edition of Regionale in Basel, titled Sound Embodied promoted electronic and digital media sound art from Switzerland, Germany and France.
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