Marianna Simnett’s 'GORGON' collides Greek mythology with our modern AI paradigm
Sep 07, 2023by Manu Sharma Sep 07, 2023
British artist Marianna Simnett discusses her upcoming opera production
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by Manu Sharma Sep 07, 2023
British artist Marianna Simnett discusses her upcoming opera production
by Dilpreet Bhullar Aug 25, 2023
Repulsive emotions of grotesque art find a new haven in the form of the exhibition Ugly Feelings, curated by Lotte Løvholm and Georgina Maxim at Collega, Copenhagen.
by Anushka Sharma Aug 02, 2023
The New York-based art gallery presents an exhibition that traces the emergence of diagrammatic thinking in western art and its significance in the art landscape.
by Manu Sharma Jul 31, 2023
Artists Catharine Czudej and Gowoon Lee discuss their distinctive art practices that explore the darker side of nostalgia.
by Sukanya Deb Jul 24, 2023
Looking at the tension in domestic settings, the artist identifies the theatrical within the every day through her solo exhibition Last Glass of Cola at David Dale Gallery.
by Niyati Dave Jul 07, 2023
STIR discusses the act of painting, space-making and histories of art with Fiza Khatri, one of the youngest artists to be featured in the book Great Women Painters by Phaidon Press.
by Manu Sharma Jul 04, 2023
South African artist Luke Rudman talks about his multidisciplinary approach to creating queer art.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jun 30, 2023
Vladimir Belogolovsky talks to New York-based artist Vitaly Komar, the co-founder of Sots Art who combines different styles in his sarcastic diptychs, triptychs, and polyptychs.
by Manu Sharma Jun 26, 2023
Taiwanese artist Yahon Chang discusses his solo painting performance, curated by Manu Park, at the St. Elizabeth-Kirche in Berlin.
by 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.
by Manu Sharma Jun 03, 2023
American artistic duo Esteban Whiteside and John Brendan Guinan explored a new world order in their recent exhibition, reflecting on the fragility of human civilisation ruled by a dominant few.
by Vatsala Sethi May 17, 2023
The comprehensive retrospective exhibition offers over 150 paintings, drawings, photography, poetry, design, and more, showcasing the Rossetti family’s extraordinary creativity.
by Manu Sharma Apr 29, 2023
Beijing-based painter Wang Jiajia explores his latest offering, A/S/L, presented by DE SARTHE, Hong Kong.
by Divya Menon Apr 15, 2023
Of A Place, a solo exhibition by American artist Gretchen Scherer in London, provides a glimpse on statement European architecture and interiors with a contemporary lens.
by Urvi Kothari Apr 14, 2023
The show celebrated the women artists of Sri Lanka, referencing Agnes Martin’s series titled With My Back To the World at the Saskia Fernando Gallery.
by STIRworld Apr 13, 2023
The retrospective exhibition, Forms of life is rooted in Klint and Mondrian's fascination with the natural and supernatural, represented through colours and shapes at the Tate Modern.
by Rosalyn D`Mello Apr 12, 2023
Curated by Akbar Padamsee’s wife, Bhanu, a posthumous show of the late modernist’s drawings of heads expands his artistic trajectory.
by Alice Zucca Apr 11, 2023
The new permanent coral masterpieces—Per Eusebia and Number 85 (with angel wings) in two of Naples's most significant locations, add to the city's artistic legacy.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Apr 06, 2023
Writing Skiapod by Mark Manders at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, Los Angeles, is about the reimagination of the architectural space to disturb the inherent value of fiction and reality.
by Meera Menezes Apr 03, 2023
With the demise of Vivan Sundaram, an important voice in the art world and civil society at large has lost a strong supporter of liberal and secular values.
by Rahul Kumar Mar 26, 2023
The exhibition celebrates the work of American artists Betty Woodman and George Woodman with ceramics, abstract paintings, assemblages and photographs.
by Rahul Kumar Mar 22, 2023
Curator Alexie Glass-Kantor speaks to STIR about the importance of experimentation at a commercial fair and the making of this year’s Encounters at Art Basel Hong Kong 2023.
by Rahul Kumar Mar 21, 2023
STIR speaks with German visual artist Moritz Berg on his art practice that is based on the study of perception and the aesthetic effects of a nature informed environment.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Mar 06, 2023
The exhibition Ai Yo, by Chinese artist Jenny Wu at Morton Fine Art, is a seamless flow of composition, colour, control, and a chance at intersecting maths and art.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Mar 04, 2023
The Glasgow-born, Rotterdam-based painter plays with colours, light and darkness to let his paintings speak to the sense perception of the built environment.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Feb 04, 2023
The exhibition The Future is Present at the Design Museum, Denmark, curated by Pernille Stockmarr, has four key themes Human, Society, Planet+ and Imagining the Future.
by Vatsala Sethi Jan 23, 2023
India Art Fair 2023 debuts a fusion of art and technology, straddling modern and contemporary in India's capital through installations, talks, and performance art.
by Manu Sharma Jan 22, 2023
Speaking with STIR, the artist known as JIPS discusses his fascinating art practice built upon what lives within his subconscious.
by Shraddha Nair Jan 09, 2023
A posthumous solo exhibition at Galleria Continua Dubai, celebrates Venezuelan artist Carlos Cruz-Diez and his fascination with colour theory, through his works.
by Siddharth Sehgal Dec 31, 2022
Siddharth Sehgal writes about his grandfather Amar Nath Sehgal, the Indian modernist sculptor, painter, poet and art educator.
by Vatsala Sethi Dec 26, 2022
Best of 2022: STIR looks at art galleries, art collectives, and movements that supported LGBTQ artists, people of colour, and diverse life forms.
by Urvi Kothari Dec 22, 2022
Madrid-based Antonio Santin unravels the mystery behind the anthropomorphic forms that eerily lie beneath his rug paintings - an ornate excuse to represent what’s invisible.
by Shraddha Nair Dec 18, 2022
Curator Bar Rutten brings together his love for 17th century painting and new media artwork into a unique exhibition, in a significant showcase of the Kramlich Collection.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Dec 13, 2022
American artist Tschabalala Self’s public sculpture Seated, commissioned by Avant Arte, highlights politics of gender and power by asserting presence in a public place.
by Manu Sharma Dec 12, 2022
Exploring the 2022 edition of Miami Art Basel, with some insight into its past, and where it may go.
by Rahul Kumar Dec 04, 2022
Gallery Arter exhibits works produced by the artist in the past two years that metaphorically evoke a sense of darkness, referencing the pandemic and the natural phenomenon around us.
by Rahul Kumar Dec 01, 2022
Custodian to a growing collection of over 60,000 artworks, the museum consists of art predominantly from the Indian subcontinent, dating from the 10th century to the present.
by Vatsala Sethi Nov 30, 2022
Anna Weyant's solo show Baby It Ain't Over Till It's Over at New York's Gagosian gallery has an intriguing eerie aura that is drawing a crowd.
by Rahul Kumar Nov 27, 2022
A monumental exhibit presenting Pablo Picasso’s works across paintings and sculptures include some of the most significant pieces by the iconic artist.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Nov 13, 2022
The exhibition ‘We Fancy’ represents the works of more than 30 LGBTQIA+ artists who’ve previously studied or taught at the Art Students League in New York.
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