•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Aarthi Mohan Nov 19, 2023
STIR embarks on a reflective journey of House of Kal, a tapestry woven with stories of resilience, activism and interconnected narratives at nGbK, Berlin.
by Niyati Dave Sep 14, 2023
A sweeping retrospective at the Barbican takes a look at Carrie Mae Weems' three decades of politically relevant and poignant work interrogating power and images.
by Aastha D. Mar 11, 2023
Organised by Buell Center at Columbia GSAPP, the conversation highlighted new approaches to the history of the intertwining of law, visual culture, and land.
by Rosalyn D`Mello Jan 04, 2023
Paulo Nazareth’s 2013 performance, L’Arbre D’Oublier, provokes nostalgic grief for the lost mother.
by Sukanya Deb Dec 30, 2022
Food marks culture, subjectivity, and a point of exploration at eating the other exhibition at Preston Gallery in Cambridge, Canada.
by Rosalyn D`Mello Nov 20, 2022
The Vittorio Bottego monument in Parma is an excellent example of Italy’s reluctance to wrestle with its colonial past.
by Aastha D. Oct 27, 2022
A powerful book by 100 Black voices is here to change the narrative, uplift, assert, and show up in all their richness
by STIRworld Jul 13, 2022
Brent Biennial runs till September 2022 in London featuring multidisciplinary works tackling queer issues.
by Julius Wiedemann Mar 31, 2022
Julius Wiedemann contemplates the evolution of historical archiving and research in the digital age, and how this data could pave a path to a better future.
by Manu Sharma Mar 29, 2022
American artist-activist group INDECLINE explores their recently-released film Side Hustles, and reflect on the collective's anti-authoritarian exploits over the past year.
by Rosalyn D`Mello Dec 10, 2021
A recent visit to two Austrian museums threw up critical questions about display strategies and lack of transparency about provenance.
by Aastha D. Apr 09, 2021
Centring African American and African diaspora communities, this exhibition dismantles ways of understanding the past and its sustained repercussions in American cities today.
by Jones John Jun 22, 2020
The Indian-American artist’s installations have been examining the pragmatics surrounding racial stereotypes. With Polyphemus he turns his gaze towards the proverbial man.
make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
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