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Marking time through art – 'Notations on Time' by Ishara Art Foundation
May 11, 2023by Divya Menon May 11, 2023
The exhibition Notations on Time showcases the works of 20 contemporary artists who explore the dimensions of time through art.
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Mutu Loka Café in Bandung exemplifies reconstructive deconstruction
Apr 17, 2023by Pooja Suresh Hollannavar Apr 17, 2023
Indonesia-based Aaksen Responsible Aarchitecture breaks down parts of an old structure to re-establish it as a modern cafe space.
Asian Paints ColourNext 2023 forecast reflects on hope, resilience and tranquillity
Mar 03, 2023by STIRworld Mar 03, 2023
Asian Paints and ColourNext announce the 20th edition of forecast stories with four design directions—Gothilicious, Edge of the Forest, Sleep Sense and Shroom.
Sumu Fumu Terrace by Nendo: a multifunctional labyrinth of ease
Jan 26, 2023by Pooja Suresh Hollannavar Jan 26, 2023
Japanese design firm Nendo uses glass and greenery to create Sumu Fumu Terrace, a communication lounge catered to the new age of home marketing for home builder Sekisui House.
A closer look at the socio-economic impact of art biennales and festivals in India
Dec 23, 2022by Shraddha Nair Dec 23, 2022
With a crowded calendar of art festivals and biennales this year, we look at the impact of large art festivals on the local economy and culture post COVID-19.
Five projects reflecting the social and participatory architecture of 2022
Dec 19, 2022by Sunena V Maju Dec 19, 2022
Best of 2022: STIR rounds up five architectural projects that displayed commitment towards community upliftment and helped reinvent a social identity.
WAF 2022 highlights architectural response to climate change and post-pandemic life
Dec 05, 2022by STIRworld Dec 05, 2022
The 15th edition of the World Architecture Festival celebrates architectural responses to collective life renewal post pandemic and commitments to combating climate change.
'Green Modernism' at Museum Ludwig explores the decolonial nature of plants
Dec 02, 2022by Aastha D. Dec 02, 2022
Green Modernism: The New View of Plants, a pilot project at the Museum Ludwig in Germany, looks at the anthropogenic history of plants.
Recurring exhibit ‘Roppongi Crossing’ returns to Mori Art Museum, Tokyo
Nov 12, 2022by Shraddha Nair Nov 12, 2022
Kondo Kenichi, Senior Curator at Mori Art Museum, talks to STIR about navigating post pandemic life through the lens of art showcased at Roppongi Crossing 2022.
Inventive synergies – the OSLO Architecture Triennale 2022 on “Mission Neighbourhood”
Nov 05, 2022by Divya Menon Nov 05, 2022
The 2022 edition of the Oslo Architecture Triennale focused on the art of conscientious urban planning and the invention of good neighbourhoods.
Exploring slow curation in times of crisis that necessitate quick response
Oct 31, 2022by Rahul Kumar, Samta Nadeem Oct 31, 2022
Examining the concept of slow curation, its formal structure, and its applicability in the hyperdigital world of today.
Doreen Garner takes us through ‘Revolted’, her new solo exhibition in NY
Oct 14, 2022by Shraddha Nair Oct 14, 2022
The New Museum in New York presents Doreen Garner’s exhibition Revolted, transporting us through the history of pandemics through the lens of the transatlantic slave trade.
The Zium Gallery shows us how to do virtual art galleries the right way
Oct 04, 2022by Shraddha Nair Oct 04, 2022
Australia-based Michael Berto speaks with STIR about building The Zium Gallery, a digital art space that leverages video game formats to create an immersive experience.
Investigating how the pandemic influenced Vanessa Mwangi's digital imagery
Sep 28, 2022by Rahul Kumar Sep 28, 2022
Illustrative Chronicles: Examining the illustration approach of Vanessa Mwangi, creator of Gucora Andu, and how she uses her art to support black lives, feminism, and other causes.
‘Sporta Pils Dārzi’: the story of developing a community garden from nothing
Sep 27, 2022by Sunena V Maju Sep 27, 2022
In Riga, Latvia, the local community took the initiative to convert a brownfield site into a community garden, aiding the recreation and gardening needs of the neighbourhood.
Aashti Miller's intertwined career as an architect by day and illustrator by night
Sep 14, 2022by Rahul Kumar Sep 14, 2022
Illustrative Chronicles: Investigating how Aashti Miller's architectural background has influenced her illustration career and discovering her inspirations and goals.
Anthony Samaniego's pixel ephemera: exploring works in the new media space
Sep 10, 2022by Manu Sharma Sep 10, 2022
American artist Anthony Samaniego speaks with STIR about his stunning photo manipulation art.
'Episodes from the Pandemic' highlights the flow of creative production during lockdown
Aug 27, 2022by Dilpreet Bhullar Aug 27, 2022
The exhibition Episodes from the Pandemic at Kunsthalle Dessau presents the work of six artists who put up a resilient face in the trying times during the global pandemic.
Artist Surekha Sharada self-curates her solo show 'Is Today Better Than Yesterday'
Aug 08, 2022by Shraddha Nair Aug 08, 2022
The installation and video artist's solo exhibition in Bangalore is an expression of her own experience in dealing with notions of loss and mortality during the pandemic.
Looking at the artists and activists who spread the word about HIV/AIDS
Jun 22, 2022by Sukanya Deb Jun 22, 2022
Noting the ‘documentary form’ as of relevance to the historicisation of the LGBTQ+ movement, these artists bring the image towards the evidentiary.
STIRring Dreams: Cypher Art Collective of Grenada presents at the Venice Art Biennale
Jun 18, 2022by Shraddha Nair Jun 18, 2022
Art historian and curator, Daniele Radini Tedeschi, speaks to STIR about his practice, and the diverse array of artists on view at the Grenada Pavilion at the Biennale Arte 2022.
A new bird opera takes flight in the Dolomites
May 31, 2022by Rosalyn D`Mello May 31, 2022
Hylozoic/Desires’ new artwork features the Arctic Tern as its winged protagonist.
Design fair Collectible 2022 rekindles the direct relationship with material
May 26, 2022by Salvatore Peluso May 26, 2022
STIR asks some of the protagonists of the collectors' design fair how this universe has changed in the last two pandemic years.
Ceramic sculptor Patrick Hartley talks about ‘Cost of Life’ at Museum Tinguely, Basel
Apr 27, 2022by Shraddha Nair Apr 27, 2022
Berwick-based artist Patrick Hartley discusses his recently exhibited body of work titled Cost Of Life, which looks at the past several years of work including images and sculpture.
Hermann Nitsch's demise leaves a legacy of works being shown at the Venice Biennale
Apr 22, 2022by STIRworld Apr 22, 2022
Austrian artist Hermann Nitsch – known for his works of flesh and blood - passed away before the opening of his 20th Painting Action, on view during the Venice Art Biennale 2022.
Kiran Nadar Museum of Art presents a unique body of work by the artist Atul Dodiya
Apr 11, 2022by Rahul Kumar Apr 11, 2022
Curated by Roobina Karode, the museum presents small format works of Indian artist Atul Dodiya, created during the isolated living owing to the global pandemic.
Immersive experience around 'The Living Lantern' aims to reilluminate public spaces
Apr 09, 2022by Dilpreet Bhullar Apr 09, 2022
The Living Lantern by NEON and Frankie Boyle Studio retraces the significance of the lantern – a symbol of hope – to celebrate human resilience in the face of a crisis.
What do artistic manifestations of maternal exhaustion in late-capitalism look like?
Mar 11, 2022by Rosalyn D`Mello Mar 11, 2022
Mother-artists are visualising the heretofore invisibilised corporeal and emotional fatigue of care-giving through diverse materials rooted in embodied subjectivity.
RIBA awards winners of international student competition at Expo 2020 Dubai
Feb 28, 2022by Jerry Elengical Feb 28, 2022
In a hybrid ceremony at the Es Devlin-designed UK Pavilion, the winners of the ‘Reimagining Cities and Towns Post-COVID’ competition were honoured for their imaginative proposals.
Damien Hirst expands on beauty, life and death through ‘Cherry Blossoms’
Feb 24, 2022by STIRworld Feb 24, 2022
British contemporary artist Damien Hirst’s major solo exhibition with 24 large scale paintings opens at the National Art Center, Tokyo, in Spring 2022.
Lokame Tharavadu's labyrinthine designs by Bose Krishnamachari: a brave intervention
Dec 18, 2021by Divya Menon Dec 18, 2021
The show has at its centre the resurrection of the Indian creative community's morale, the deliverance of several spaces from the vagaries of time and Alappuzha's heritage revival.
Politecnico di Milano’s rector on the university’s role in braving the pandemic
Nov 18, 2021by Zohra Khan Nov 18, 2021
Rector of Politecnico, Ferruccio Resta, in conversation with STIR, talks about the responsibility and challenges of being at the forefront of Italy’s oldest technical university.
Digital Legacies: Delivery
Nov 09, 2021by Julius Wiedemann Nov 09, 2021
Julius Wiedemann examines the emergence of on-demand delivery services, with regards to their exponential growth, strong market allure, and grand designs for global expansion.
Sao Paulo Biennial reflects on Thiago de Mello’s poetry on political resistance
Oct 26, 2021by Rahul Kumar Oct 26, 2021
Curator Jacopo Crivelli Visconti speaks with STIR about the overarching theme of the 34th Bienal de São Paulo and making of the exhibition during the ongoing pandemic.
Discovering Athens through design
Oct 19, 2021by Salvatore Peluso Oct 19, 2021
The first edition of the Athens Design Forum was conceived as a comprehensive experience 'more cultural than commercial', says Katerina Papanikolopoulos, founder and artistic director.
'Indelible Black Marks' by Kulpreet Singh seeks to be a mirror to the society at large
Oct 18, 2021by Rahul Kumar Oct 18, 2021
A large scale public performative and visual art intervention by artist Kulpreet Singh recreates violent scenes and atrocities to capture the ‘act’ into ‘marks’ for a work of art.
Orproject’s sculptural installation Khoral is attentive to the human threat to marine life
Oct 17, 2021by Dilpreet Bhullar Oct 17, 2021
Khoral by Orproject, made with biodegradable paper, takes viewers a step closer to flourishing marine life that now faces the dire consequences of ocean pollution.
Creativity and digitisation: a reflection on the post-pandemic era
Oct 11, 2021by Girinandini Singh Oct 11, 2021
Exploring the impact of creative expression and visual practices during the pandemic and moving beyond it.
‘Given Time: The Gift and its Offerings’ unveils the multiplicity of gifting
Aug 14, 2021by Dilpreet Bhullar Aug 14, 2021
The exhibition Given Time: The Gift and its Offerings at Aicon Gallery, New York, is a walk through what lies between gift and gifting – reciprocation and obligation.
Cristina Celestino: weaving new typologies with emotion, tradition and scale
Aug 13, 2021by Nitija Immanuel Aug 13, 2021
From retro-futuristic movies to Salone Del Mobile, the visionary designer walks us through her decade-long career steeped in Italian history and extraordinary meanings.
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