•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Jerry Elengical Sep 23, 2022
At London's Canary Wharf, the pavilion-like structure, made of Jurassic-era limestone slabs was realised by Webb Yates Engineers, Stanton Williams Architects, and LSI Stone.
by Salvatore Peluso Jul 22, 2022
Curated by astrophysicist Ersilia Vaudo, the exhibition presents more than one hundred works by creatives "who confront themselves – more or less explicitly – with the unknown".
by Girinandini Singh May 01, 2022
Atwill speaks to STIR on her inspiration from the cultural history of the mining communities of North-East England, the edges of reality, and the intermateriality of medium.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Apr 06, 2022
Tatsuo Miyajima's current exhibition Art in You at Lisson Gallery presents a series of technology-driven installations to talk about the Buddhist teachings on life and death.
by Girinandini Singh Apr 05, 2022
The Turkish artist talks about her latest exhibition which uses the waste generated at the Istanbul Airport as a medium urging us to think of art itself as something human.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Mar 31, 2022
Guilt.studio creates physical and digital experiences with their works, distorting the trained field of vision to engage the viewer as a participant, not as a spectator.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Dec 02, 2021
Japan-based artist Motoi Yamamoto gives a tangible form to his personal memories of losing a dear one in large-scale salt installations.
by Sameer Abraham Thomas Dec 01, 2021
Artist Puneet Kaushik presents an expanded oeuvre at his solo exhibition titled Threads of Time – The Material Memoirs at Gallery Espace, New Delhi.
by Zohra Khan Nov 29, 2021
Based on the idea that imagination is stimulated by dim light, the installation Context Reflections by ANARCHITECT invited visitors to contemplate their context.
by Rahul Kumar Sep 21, 2021
On the eve of the 2021 edition of Art Basel at Basel, Giovanni Carmine speaks about the vision of Unlimited section and the works he is personally looking forward to.
by Jerry Elengical Sep 21, 2021
As part of the London Design Festival 2021 Special Projects lineup, the timber installation explores the importance of daylight and fresh air in human lives.
by Jerry Elengical Sep 18, 2021
Developed by Nebbia Works for the London Design Festival 2021 at the V&A Museum, this immersive pavilion highlights the importance of low-carbon materials and circular design.
by Devanshi Shah Sep 18, 2021
This year, the festival hopes to be a platform that will enable audiences to rediscover the city of London as a design destination, as it continues to reopen.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Sep 10, 2021
The exhibition In Venice by Melissa McGill, with a variety of works on the city of Venice, introduces the audience to the environmental changes the city has experienced.
by Bianca Felicori Sep 10, 2021
Rosso, editorial director of the new digital platform of Milan Design Week, and Didero, curator of Open Talks, speak to STIR about the fine balance of realities at this year's fair.
by Jerry Elengical Sep 09, 2021
Amid the innumerable design luminaries currently showcasing their work in Milan, STIR at Supersalone presents a selection of the most innovative lighting designs on display.
by Shraddha Nair Aug 26, 2021
Paris-based French artist and curator, Nelson Pernisco, talks to STIR about his spatial installation artworks, examining the urban narrative, architecture and artefact.
by Shailaja Tripathi Sep 28, 2020
The Japanese artist’s project, featuring photographs of people occupied in an act of cleaning, discusses normative beliefs around cleaning and decontamination at Yokohama Triennale.
by Devanshi Shah Sep 11, 2020
STIR takes a deeper look at body architect Lucy McRae’s speculative work on the future of human existence by exploring the limits of the human body, biotech and the self.
by Shailaja Tripathi Sep 11, 2020
British artist William Cobbing talks about discovering and rediscovering clay in his looped videos, sculptures, and installations.
by Utkarsh Jul 09, 2020
Brooklyn-based artist José Parlá discusses gentrification and structural racism as he explores the roots of the Bronx with his first solo show It's Yours in New York City, US.
by Shailaja Tripathi Jul 03, 2020
Luzinterruptus, an anonymous art collective in Madrid, talks about using the medium of light and darkness to reflect on the issues of environment and creating immersive experiences.
by Darshana Ramdev Jun 30, 2020
The exhibition Snowflake at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, London - referencing Chuck Palahniuk’s novel Fight Club - is an immersive, dystopian journey through the underbelly of human society.
by Shraddha Nair Jan 30, 2020
The acclaimed international electronic music festival came to Bengaluru, India, with artist Lola Saville leading the art installation design.
by Rahul Kumar Jan 27, 2020
An exclusive preview-interview with contemporary artist Marcel Dzama at India Art Fair, the biggest art event in New Delhi, to be held from January 30 - February 2, 2020.
by Shraddha Nair Jan 09, 2020
The upcoming visual artist collaborates with micro-biologists to work with bacteria, extending her practice with bio-culture as a media, an untapped niche in the world of art.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Jan 04, 2020
The artist's works, such as Little Britain and The Late Great Planet Earth, explore climate change and political unrest to urge viewers to reflect upon their surroundings.
by Georgina Maddox Dec 31, 2019
The digital festival hosted by TIFA Working Studios in Pune, India, explored the relationship between virtual games and lived ‘reality’.
by Georgina Maddox Nov 07, 2019
Artist Kathleen Ryan creates a conversation between the beautiful and the grotesque in her oversized sculptures of mold-covered fruit.
by Zohra Khan Oct 11, 2019
A travelling exhibition, No Spectators will take its final stop in California - the origin of the much celebrated Burning Man – exploring its roots in creating a meaningful society.
by STIRworld Jul 20, 2019
Four monolithic mirror-finished installations by Israeli artist Arik Levy are on display at Blickachsen 12, an outdoor biennale in Germany.
by STIRworld Jul 15, 2019
A round-up of installations that caught our eye at the London Festival of Architecture 2019, which with its different events and activities focussed on the theme ‘Boundaries’.
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