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Villa K weaves a natural connection between art and the environment
Mar 30, 2024by Pooja Suresh Hollannavar Mar 30, 2024
KIRYU ATELIER and T Architects seamlessly integrate the concrete gallery and atelier into its surroundings.
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Innovative sustainable design combats Houston's challenging climate in Promenade
Feb 12, 2024by Pooja Suresh Hollannavar Feb 12, 2024
Modu Architecture creates a commercial complex that defies tradition and defends the occupants against the harsh Texas climate.
Imagining enhanced 'Futures of the Architectural Exhibition'
Jan 25, 2024by Almas Sadique Jan 25, 2024
The book condenses critical discussions about pedagogical, collaborative and inclusive approaches that can be taken to enhance the representation of spaces in galleries and museums.
Re-tracing the industrial in contemporary cultural architecture: The best of 2023
Dec 23, 2023by Mrinmayee Bhoot Dec 23, 2023
STIRred 2023: A look at some adaptive reuse projects that reimagined dysfunctional factories as vibrant cultural hubs.
Wexler Gallery's new home in Philadelphia is a reified industrial-modern hybrid
Nov 06, 2023by Anmol Ahuja Nov 06, 2023
Pennsylvania-based DIGSAU’s transformation of a former pretzel factory into an expansive new gallery featuring a flagship outlet and office spaces speaks of a marriage of aesthetics.
MoMA Tbilisi peeks into the colourful life of Russian artist Zurab Tsereteli
Jun 10, 2023by Neeta Lal Jun 10, 2023
Within the three storied Museum of Modern Art in Tbilisi, one is exposed to a treasure trove of artistic paraphernalia by Georgian-Russian painter and sculptor, Zurab Tsereteli.
Exploring the past & present of photography at the V&A Photography Centre, London
May 26, 2023by Zohra Khan, Samta Nadeem May 26, 2023
STIR visits the newly opened galleries of the centre, and peeks into an immersive collection of photos and installations that narrate some of the most fascinating stories.
New Makers Bureau and Localworks build a 'hyper-local' community art centre
May 23, 2023by Zohra Khan May 23, 2023
The 32° East Arts Centre in Uganda features an ingenious layering of local materials and passive techniques and is the first purpose-built community arts space in the region.
Beaverbrook Art Gallery gets a colonnaded extension in Harrison McCain Pavilion
Feb 22, 2023by STIRworld Feb 22, 2023
KPMB Architects complete Beaverbrook Art Gallery's three-phase expansion in Fredericton, Canada, with the new addition acting as an interactive node between the city and its people.
The fantastical world of 'Maiden Voyage' by JeeYoung Lee nurtures viewers' memory
Sep 08, 2022by Dilpreet Bhullar Sep 08, 2022
For NOW Gallery's 2022 Art Commission, the Korean artist has created an immersive installation, Maiden Voyage, inspired by memories, dreams, emotions, and her personal experience.
'American Framing' challenges the wood-frame construction traditions by exposing it
Jun 30, 2022by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jun 30, 2022
Vladimir Belogolovsky visits the American Framing at Chicago's Wrightwood 659, which he suggests encourages architects to work around all standards, whatever they may be.
Reflections through the galleries of change: STIR x Gallery FUMI
Jun 20, 2022by Jerry Elengical Jun 20, 2022
Sam Pratt and Valerio Capo of Gallery FUMI converse with Amit Gupta of STIR on transforming mindsets and the importance of entrepreneurship in the world of art and design promotion.
Private Museums of the World: Museo Soumaya
Apr 08, 2022by Nadezna Siganporia Apr 08, 2022
Wrapped in a skin of mirrored hexagons and featuring a fluid form and interiors, Museo Soumaya is an architectural icon designed by Mexican architect Fernando Romero.
The makeover of Jallianwala Bagh – a lost opportunity
Sep 23, 2021by Gurmeet S. Rai Sep 23, 2021
Walking through the revamped historical monument of the 1919 massacre, conservation architect and heritage expert Gurmeet S. Rai reviews and rues the design disaster.
Twenty Years of Tate Modern, UK: Delving into the past, the present and the future
May 11, 2020by John Jervis May 11, 2020
John Jervis writes about the people and ideas that shaped the world’s most successful art gallery, and how it will need to find a new approach in a world of reduced tourism.
Seeing a work of art in the age of coronavirus
May 01, 2020by Rosalyn D`Mello May 01, 2020
As more art collections are calibrated for virtual quarantine viewing than ever before, will our art-viewing muscle memory be irrevocably altered?
Destructing everyday objects with artist Jan Hakon Erichsen
Apr 22, 2020by Utkarsh Apr 22, 2020
Visual artist and balloon destroyer Jan Hakon Erichsen discusses his Instagram project, Destruction Diaries, and reveals that being an online artist has given him a great sense of freedom.
David Chipperfield's West Bund Museum in Shanghai features recycled glass windows
Dec 04, 2019by Jincy Iype Dec 04, 2019
The snowy white museum housing three exhibition galleries and a sweeping esplanade is a partnership between the West Bund Group, China, and Centre Pompidou Paris.
The Ford Foundation opens its art gallery in New York
Aug 19, 2019by Sukanya Garg Aug 19, 2019
The Ford Foundation marked the opening of the Ford Foundation Gallery in New York with its inaugural exhibition Perilous Bodies.
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