by STIRworld Nov 28, 2020
The organisers of the Milan-based annual design fair have announced 5-10 September as the new schedule for the 2021 edition after this year's cancellation due to the pandemic.
by STIRworld Nov 27, 2020
“Architecture is like peeing in a pair of black pants”: Delhi-based creative and art collector Swapan Seth in dialogue with architect Akshat Bhatt of Architecture Discipline.
by Jincy Iype Sep 28, 2020
Celebrating nature’s mighty presence, the circular cultural memorial will be built on Montevideo’s coastline, as a space to reflect, mourn and remember victims of COVID-19.
by Shraddha Nair Jul 27, 2020
As STIR takes a look at the works of artists from modern history who thrived during the past pandemics, the last part delves into the works of Gustav Klimt’s protégé, Egon Schiele.
by Shraddha Nair Jul 22, 2020
As STIR takes a look at the works of artists from modern history who thrived during the past pandemics, part 2 of 3 delves into the American artist's work that talked of social issues.
by Meghna Mehta Jul 17, 2020
‘Market on Wheels’ by MuseLAB from Mumbai proposes to transform a hand-cart into a standalone kiosk, addressing social distancing and sanitisation through its design during the pandemic.
by Sukanya Garg Jul 16, 2020
Art for Earth, a suspended forest of ribbons created by artist Anne Patterson, was on display at Ermenegildo Zegna Fashion show in Milan, echoing concerns of sustainability.
by Avantika Shankar Jun 18, 2020
STIR speaks with Salone del Mobile.Milano President Claudio Luti on the future of the design fair in the post-COVID world, and the role of design in crafting the new normal.
by Rahul Kumar Jun 17, 2020
STIR speaks to the trio of New Delhi-based Raqs Media Collective about the forthcoming Triennale in Japan, focusing on its curatorial framework and relevance in current times.
by Sukanya Garg May 25, 2020
STIR speaks to Tokyo's teamLab about their immersive work 'teamLab SuperNature', exploring new perceptions of the post-COVID world through continuity between man and nature.
by STIRworld May 08, 2020
Led by Hyderabad-based architect Takbir Fatima, the series share insights on alternate career paths in architecture, while raising funds for those affected by the global crisis.
by Shristi Nangalia May 08, 2020
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Austrian architecture firm’s social-distancing park reimagines future green spaces in the form of a fingerprint-inspired safe garden.
by Rahul Kumar May 07, 2020
STIR shortlists a selection from the overwhelming 450+ entries to share the emotion and idea behind works centred around the idea of ‘21’.
by Dilpreet Bhullar May 07, 2020
The year-long format of Five Million Incidents, by Goethe-Institut, allows artists and viewers to experience art through everyday life in an effort to engage with the art making exercise.
by Shraddha Nair May 04, 2020
Through her immersive art installation about interconnectedness that uses AI and spatial sound, in Sao Paulo, Petric asks viewers, ‘are you aware of the impact you leave on the universe?’
by Shraddha Nair Apr 29, 2020
The artist talks to STIR about his digital artwork that illustrated the importance of staying at home, and the need of communicating through social media in the time of panic.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Apr 28, 2020
The artist uses VFX and simulation to encourage people to visualise Milad Tower, Eiffel Tower and Leaning Tower of Pisa as equal bearers of the coronavirus pandemic burden as humans.
by Jones John Apr 27, 2020
Part of Surviving SQ by Sunaparanta Goa, the project invites people to share 10-second sounds of everyday ‘quiet’ as an alternative way to cope with the lockdown due to COVID19.
by Shraddha Nair Apr 24, 2020
Clap Studio, located in Valencia, transcends the boundaries between art and design to create its own perception of the experience of being isolated during the coronavirus pandemic.
by Sukanya Garg Apr 23, 2020
In her latest solo, Silently, at the Centre for Contemporary Art in New Delhi, artist Pooja Iranna talks about encroachment and urban overgrowth, urging for ecological redressal.
by Meghna Mehta Apr 23, 2020
Danish firm BIG is printing scarce life-saving equipment like face shields based on open-source files designed by Erik Cederberg of 3Dverkstan to protect medical teams against COVID-19.
by Shraddha Nair Apr 22, 2020
On the occasion of Earth Day 2020, artist Olafur Eliasson launches a new series of artworks by Serpentine Galleries, marking the 50th anniversary of its project ‘Back to Earth’.
by Zohra Khan Apr 21, 2020
The Copenhagen-based architect and artist draws vignettes of cities submerged in the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic and people experiencing strange days of isolation.
by Meghna Mehta Apr 20, 2020
In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Philippine firm has designed temporary structures to increase capacity of hospitals and house people who are under investigation.
by Sukanya Garg Apr 13, 2020
German artist Mischa Kuball, the winner of STIR UP 2020 contest for his light art installation DYS(U)TOPIA, urges to rethink the future of society in these dystopian times.
by STIRworld Apr 10, 2020
STIR remembers the notable figures from the world of art, architecture and design, who are believed to have died of COVID-19 complications.
by STIRworld Apr 08, 2020
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – Architect Mariana Schmidt of MNMA Studio ponders on the future of Brazil reading Hans Ulrich Obrist’s Entrevistas Brasileiras.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Apr 07, 2020
British artist Luke Jerram uses the technique of glass microbiology to sculpt Coronavirus - COVID-19 in an effort to pay tribute to medical researchers and health officers worldwide.
by STIRworld Apr 06, 2020
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives - French architect Pauline Kerzerho is immersed in ‘Guns, Germs and Steel’, a much relevant quarantine read, by Jared Diamond.
by Zohra Khan Mar 27, 2020
The project by Italian architects Carlo Ratti and Italo Rota converts shipping containers to self-standing hospitals to combat the shortage of ICUs during the Coronavirus pandemic.
by STIRworld Mar 19, 2020
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – the Italian designer re-visits The Laws of Simplicity by John Maeda, relating it with our reactions to Coronavirus.
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