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‘Walk the House’ explores Do Ho Suh’s poetic fabrications of home and belonging
May 29, 2025by Aarthi Mohan May 29, 2025
The South Korean artist's ongoing showcase at the Tate Modern captures the essence of migration and layered memories of home.
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Maria Saleh Mahameed juggles movement and memory in ‘Peace of Mind’
May 12, 2025by Karen Chernick May 12, 2025
In an exhibition at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the artist uses her body and found objects to create raw, tactile works.
'Art For Your Oceans' gathers leading artists to raise funds for the WWF
May 01, 2025by Manu Sharma May 01, 2025
This selling exhibition has been conceived as a collaboration between WWF, Artwise curators and Sotheby’s, to further ocean conservation initiatives across the UK.
Miloš Trakilović’s '564 Tracks' examines contemporary warfare through sound
Apr 22, 2025by Manu Sharma Apr 22, 2025
Linda Franken, assistant curator of the exhibition Not a Love Song, joins STIR to explore the Bosnian-Dutch artist’s AI-powered sound art.
Wedding photos, 'boterismo' and Korean film stars: Your guide to Art Basel Hong Kong
Mar 24, 2025by STIRworld Mar 24, 2025
STIR spotlights eight artists presented by galleries across the Asia-Pacific region at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025.
India Art Fair 2025: STIR brings you its list of must-visit booths
Feb 04, 2025by Manu Sharma Feb 04, 2025
STIR helps you navigate the art fair’s 100-plus booths so that you get the most out of your festival experience.
Vibhor Sogani’s iridescent metal waves present a 'Tidal Tango' at ADFF:STIR Mumbai
Jan 25, 2025by Anushka Sharma Jan 25, 2025
At the JSW Pavilion Park, the installation artist employs stainless steel to sculpt a dynamic interpretation of the rising, falling and crashing ocean waves.
On presence in absence: Chiharu Shiota at the Grand Palais in Paris
Jan 06, 2025by Giulia Zappa Jan 06, 2025
The largest exhibition of the Japanese artist’s work in Europe to date explores her poetic vision through seven large-scale installations on themes of memory, absence and human connection.
Teresa Solar Abboud welcomes audiences into an alien environment at MACBA
Jan 04, 2025by Manu Sharma Jan 04, 2025
The show's curators discuss the Spanish artist’s phantasmagorical site-specific installation work in an interview with STIR.
‘Three Tired Tigers’ unpacks shared relationships between animals and humans
Dec 21, 2024by Dilpreet Bhullar Dec 21, 2024
Through the lens of politics, history, economics and urbanism, this Dubai exhibition proposes a four-legged perspective of human life and urban landscapes.
Mire Lee’s ‘Open Wound’ inspires awe and terror in equal measure
Dec 06, 2024by Manu Sharma Dec 06, 2024
At London’s Tate Modern, curators Alvin Li and Bilal Akkouche discuss the installation Open Wound and its historical significance in an interview with STIR.
‘Grey Unpleasant Land’ explores the burdens of England’s legacy
Dec 04, 2024by Melissa Chemam Dec 04, 2024
With this exhibition examining the “myth of England as a nation”, combining mixed media, Sophia Al-Maria and Lydia Ourahmane offer a lens to investigate cultural landscapes.
'The Elemental You' at KNMA offers meditations on nature, memory and time
Dec 03, 2024by Manu Sharma Dec 03, 2024
Curator Akansha Rastogi discusses the layered themes of The Elemental You, stretching from the personal to the environmental.
A Noah Davis retrospective offers a surreal vision of everyday Black life
Dec 01, 2024by Manu Sharma Dec 01, 2024
STIR takes a closer look at the American artist’s dreamlike works, which express his counter-narrative to racist propaganda.
Debjani Banerjee navigates myth and identity in 'Jalsaghar' at CCA Glasgow
Nov 25, 2024by Shalmali Shetty Nov 25, 2024
STIR interviews Edinburgh-based artist Debjani Banerjee, discussing her exhibition Jalsaghar, which reimagines India through memory, mythology and place.
Maryam Yousif’s ‘Riverbend’ challenges western perceptions of Iraq
Nov 24, 2024by Manu Sharma Nov 24, 2024
Yousif joins STIR for an interview that explores her debut solo show and highlights the Iraqi blogger who inspired it.
Monika Sosnowska’s sculptures question structural and ideological longevity
Oct 27, 2024by Manu Sharma Oct 27, 2024
Curator Pernilla Wiik explores Sosnowska’s show at EMMA and discusses the significance of her thought-provoking work, in an interview with STIR.
Elolo Bosoka finds value in the ordinary and the everyday
Oct 26, 2024by Kwame Aidoo Oct 26, 2024
The Museum of Science and Technology, Accra presents a solo show by the Ghanaian artist, consisting of visual compositions drawn from the artist’s everyday mobile practice.
On colonial pasts and capitalist presents: Tuan Andrew Nguyen at Zeitz MOCAA
Oct 22, 2024by Niren Tolsi Oct 22, 2024
The Other Side of Now reckons with complex transcontinental colonial histories, acknowledging the intergenerational nature of violence.
Friend or Foe: Melanie Pocock and Marilou Laneuville on shared friendships
Oct 15, 2024by Rajesh Punj Oct 15, 2024
Friends in Love and War - L’Éloge des meilleur-es ennemi-es curated by Melanie Pocock (Ikon) and Marilou Laneuville (macLYON) explores themes of companionship.
Mesh and stone: On Rana Begum’s work for Pallant House and Kate MacGarry Gallery
Oct 08, 2024by Rhea Mathur Oct 08, 2024
The artist brings spaces of ease and tranquillity to the bustle of Chichester and London.
Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley gamifies the fight for visibility at Berghain
Oct 07, 2024by Manu Sharma Oct 07, 2024
Dr Boris Magrini, Senior Curator, LAS Art Foundation, and visiting curator Mawena Yehouessi discuss the mysterious video game ‘ARE YOU SOULLESS, TOO?’.
Shimabuku in Spain: A playful confluence of art, nature and community
Oct 05, 2024by Erik Augustin Palm Oct 05, 2024
The acclaimed Japanese artist brings his first solo exhibition to Centro Botín in Spain, blurring boundaries between species and inviting viewers into his whimsical world.
Manal AlDowayan reflects on Saudi womanhood at the Venice Biennale
Sep 27, 2024by Cleo Roberts-Komireddi Sep 27, 2024
STIRring ‘Everywhere’ in Venice: Artist Manal AlDowayan joins STIR to discuss her multimedia installation, Shifting Sands: A Battle Song, for the Saudi Pavilion.
Transgenerational wisdom: The story of the Suh family
Sep 22, 2024by Lee Daehyung Sep 22, 2024
Artist Suh Do Ho and architect Suh Eul Ho offer a fresh look at their father Suh Se Ok’s ink paintings at Frieze Seoul, in a multigenerational showcase of Korean art.
10 art exhibitions you must see in Fall 2024
Sep 14, 2024by STIRworld Sep 14, 2024
As we near the end of 2024, STIR presents its list of 10 exhibitions to look forward to, offering ruminations on horror and technology to contemporary looks at history and heritage.
Bharti Kher presents a transformative body of work at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Sep 06, 2024by Rajesh Punj Sep 06, 2024
Reflecting on her show Alchemies, the sculptor discusses the cyclical lives of her sculptures, in all of their incarnations, in a conversation with STIR.
The Armory Show brings artists from marginalised backgrounds to the US Open
Sep 04, 2024by Manu Sharma Sep 04, 2024
A look at four compelling artists showing at the US Open and the dialogues with tennis and athleticism that their works engage in.
İz Öztat’s 'Rest' explores art’s power to fight state-sponsored oppression
Aug 29, 2024by Manu Sharma Aug 29, 2024
As Rest runs during Self-Determination at the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin, the artist discusses the installation and its implications, in an interview with STIR.
A major survey in Florence highlights Louise Bourgeois' fear of abandonment
Aug 26, 2024by Hili Perlson Aug 26, 2024
Centred on the tensions within the artist's work, the show at Museo Novecento includes works that have never been exhibited before.
The subaltern is front and centre in Experimenter Colaba’s new show
Aug 15, 2024by Ekta Mohta Aug 15, 2024
Artists Vikrant Bhise and Pushpakanthan Pakkiyarajah speak in one voice for the voiceless in this two-person exhibition.
Teddy bears and more – ‘Nothing is Fixed’ by Permindar Kaur at John Hansard Gallery
Aug 10, 2024by Urvi Kothari Aug 10, 2024
Using everyday objects as a tool for introspection, the visual artist’s solo show explores fundamental issues such as home, migration, identity and safety.
Sirens of the present: Emilija Škarnulytė at Kunsthall Trondheim
Aug 06, 2024by Eleonora Ghedini Aug 06, 2024
The solo exhibition explores the relationship between nature and myth, crossing geographical as well as temporal boundaries through the Lithuanian artist's gaze.
Following his footsteps: Remembering Iranian conceptual artist Farhad Moshiri
Jul 31, 2024by Huma Kabakci Jul 31, 2024
Moshiri, aged 61, was renowned for his modernist sensibilities, blending Iranian and Western culture through his oeuvre.
Amalia Mesa-Bains creates live records of feminist, Chicanx and personal histories
Jul 27, 2024by Kate Meadows Jul 27, 2024
El Museo del Barrio in New York stages a retrospective for a leading Chicana artist, centring memory as a strategy of cultural reclamation.
Britta Marakatt-Labba creates an embroidered universe in Oslo
Jul 23, 2024by Eleonora Ghedini Jul 23, 2024
The Nasjonalmuseet exhibition Moving the Needle explores the link between the Sámi people and their homeland, and the environmental fragility of the Arctic tundra.
Palestinian artist Dima Srouji’s Dubai show contemplates violence and hope
Jul 13, 2024by Rebecca Anne Proctor Jul 13, 2024
Staged at Lawrie Shabibi Gallery, the artist’s first solo exhibition presents multi-media artworks.
Kapwani Kiwanga explores the history of power at Copenhagen Contemporary
Jul 11, 2024by Zeynep Rekkali Jensen Jul 11, 2024
The Length of the Horizon at Copenhagen Contemporary delves into socio-political themes with installations using historical narratives.
Navigating the weeds: The 8th Yokohama Triennale's ode to change and survival
May 20, 2024by Erik Augustin Palm May 20, 2024
With over 90 artists and a theme drawing from writer Lu Xun's work Wild Grass, the Yokohama Triennale engages with global crises and individual resilience.
'Liminal Gaps' captures the suspended space between two units of time
May 10, 2024by Ekta Mohta May 10, 2024
Four of India’s prominent installation artists come together for Liminal Gaps at NMACC, with works you can enter and exit: physically and virtually.
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