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Pyae Phyo Thant Nyo presents a new body of work in Myanmar
Nov 27, 2023by Sukanya Deb Nov 27, 2023
The artist invites the viewer into an animistic scenography, using religious and mythological symbols, amidst political instability in Myanmar.
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Designing dreams with Job Smeets' hyper-real garden for Hermès Hong Kong
Oct 23, 2023by Aarthi Mohan Oct 23, 2023
Dutch-Belgian artist, Job Smeets transforms the window displays at Hermès Hong Kong into a gigantic vegetable garden with Hortus Maximus.
Luis Sahagun's art unites indigenous histories with contemporary realities
Oct 20, 2023by Sakhi Sobti Oct 20, 2023
Mexican-born American artist's practice is a testament to the graceful reconciliation of complex cultural identities.
Inside 'The Absence of Mark Manders' at Woning Van Wassenhove
Oct 17, 2023by Aarthi Mohan Oct 17, 2023
Exploring Mark Manders' artistry and the legacy of Juliaan Lampens’ architecture in the captivating exhibition, The Absence of Mark Manders in Belgium.
Nemo Gould explores gun violence through his practice
Oct 05, 2023by Manu Sharma Oct 05, 2023
The American artist's work combines found materials to create evocative sculpture pieces that speak to contemporary issues.
Monumental Turns: Ayesha Singh tackles the passage of time through architecture
Sep 28, 2023by Dilpreet Bhullar Sep 28, 2023
The artist’s exhibition at Nature Morte gallery in New Delhi uses the city as a recurrent theme to reconsider histories and monumentalisation
Emmanuel Barrois' 'Reflexions' bridges art, light and human experience
Sep 20, 2023by Aarthi Mohan Sep 20, 2023
Glassmaker Emmanuel Barrois' transformative masterpiece Reflexions moulds light and glass into a profound exploration of human existence.
Horizons Arts-Nature en Sancy: Artistic renditions in the midst of nature
Sep 12, 2023by Almas Sadique Sep 12, 2023
The event presents the showcase of ten artworks across the natural expanse of Massif du Sancy in France.
British sculptor Antony Gormley presents ‘Living Time’ at TAG Museum, China
Sep 10, 2023by STIRworld Sep 10, 2023
Curated by Fan Di'an, Living Time displays over 35 sculptures and sculptural installations which present Antony Gormley’s inquiry into spaces as stages of becoming.
Bridging creativity and consciousness: The new wave of student design projects
Sep 09, 2023by Aarthi Mohan Sep 09, 2023
Changing the design landscape, three student-driven projects are embracing ecology and reshaping aesthetics.
A spectacle of imagination and artistry at Passage Insolites 2023
Sep 07, 2023by Aarthi Mohan Sep 07, 2023
Celebrating 10 years of art and wonder, Passage Insolites 2023 weaves a tale of creative exploration around the city of Quebec in Canada.
The exhibition 'Ugly Feelings' reveals lesser spoken-about abject emotions
Aug 25, 2023by 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.
Erwin Wurm’s 'Trap of the Truth': disrupting reality through sculpture
Aug 12, 2023by Aarthi Mohan Aug 12, 2023
Exploring identity, absurdity and societal conformity through Austrian artist Erwin Wurm’s whimsical sculptures.
Studio Job creates 11 whimsical windows for all France-based stores of Hermès
Jul 22, 2023by Zohra Khan Jul 22, 2023
A world of superheroes, uncanny animals and tangible marvels come together in Life on Mars – the first solo project by the Dutch design studio with the French luxury house.
The lyrical union between colour and form defines Jan Kaláb’s art practice
Jul 22, 2023by Dilpreet Bhullar Jul 22, 2023
Czech contemporary artist Jan Kaláb creates abstract artworks that can be inferred as two-dimensional sculptures or three-dimensional paintings.
Exploring Vincent Leroy’s art installation 'Floating Lenses' at Joshua Tree desert
Jul 13, 2023by STIRworld Jul 13, 2023
French artist Vincent Leroy installs kinetic sculpture in Joshua Tree National Park in California, inviting visitors to a meditative space curated by the interplay of light and movement.
Michael E. Smith’s sculptures are bound to production and consumption
Jun 14, 2023by Dilpreet Bhullar Jun 14, 2023
The exhibition by Michael E. Smith at Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, navigates the readymade objects to shed light on the fundamentals of life, death and decay.
David Henderson's 'Disturbances' is a visual language on the flow of movement in nature
Jun 08, 2023by Dilpreet Bhullar Jun 08, 2023
David Henderson's sculptures in the exhibition Disturbances at Slag & RX, New York, conceptually translate tensions across organic and art realms to navigate spatial motion of nature.
Frankfurt's Schirn Kunsthalle's tribute to avant-garde artist Niki de Saint Phalle
Jun 02, 2023by Rosalyn D`Mello Jun 02, 2023
Viewing the exhibition Niki De Saint Phalle in the company of a sea of random visitors contributed to the visceral gush the fleshy works innately evoke.
Hemali Bhuta's work at the Singapore Biennale dapples with the dualities of art
Apr 22, 2023by Urvi Kothari Apr 22, 2023
Hemali Bhuta’s exploration of an intangible quality like time into a recalcitrantly present sculptural entities at the Singapore Biennale.
Contemporary artists take over an 17th century fort in Jaipur for a year-long exhibit
Apr 19, 2023by Georgina Maddox Apr 19, 2023
The Sculpture Park at 19th century Madhavendra Palace in 17th century Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur, launched its third edition with an evocation of the everyday.
Conduits of time: 'Of A Place' by Gretchen Scherer at Taymour Grahne Projects
Apr 15, 2023by 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.
Jan Fabre's coral sculptures in Naples are an exploration of Neapolitan tradition
Apr 11, 2023by 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.
Shahzia Sikander and Madison Square Park Conservancy present 'Havah…'
Apr 05, 2023by Shraddha Nair Apr 05, 2023
Pakistani-American artist Shahzia Sikander, in collaboration with the Conservancy, is presenting two new large-scale sculptures for the multimedia exhibition Havah… to breathe, air, life.
Nick Cave: "To see yourself as an activist, period—that’s liberating!"
Apr 03, 2023by Vladimir Belogolovsky Apr 03, 2023
Vladimir Belogolovsky talks to Chicago-based artist Nick Cave who employs beauty as a mechanism for healing; his retrospective at the Guggenheim is on view through April 10, 2023.
Galleria Continua's exhibition 'Human Scale’ traces the legacy of Arte Povera
Apr 02, 2023by Dilpreet Bhullar Apr 02, 2023
The exhibition at Galleria Continua Havana in Cuba, brings together works of Italian multimedia artist Michelangelo Pistoletto and Cuban sculptor Yoan Capote.
Tuwaiq Sculpture symposium gathers artists to create for public spaces
Mar 01, 2023by Maghie Ghali Mar 01, 2023
At the Tuwaiq Sculpture exhibition in Durrat Al Riyadh, public witnessed live sculpting of large-scale artworks, experiencing the completed artworks post production.
Exploring ‘Geometries,’ Frank Stella’s abstract art is coming to the metaverse
Jan 13, 2023by Manu Sharma Jan 13, 2023
American master Frank Stella joins forces with Arhead and ARSNL to render his iconic sculptural practice in AR.
Kindred spirits: in memory of my grandfather, Amar Nath Sehgal (1922-2007)
Dec 31, 2022by Siddharth Sehgal Dec 31, 2022
Siddharth Sehgal writes about his grandfather Amar Nath Sehgal, the Indian modernist sculptor, painter, poet and art educator.
Es Devlin honours ‘Your Voices’ through a revolving kinetic sculpture in NYC
Dec 20, 2022by Jincy Iype Dec 20, 2022
Your Voices, an illuminated public sculpture by Es Devlin at the Lincoln Center’s Josie Robertson Plaza in New York represented the “most linguistically diverse city on the planet."
Juliana Cerqueira Leite's sculptures reclaim female body from the clutches of patriarchy
Dec 20, 2022by Dilpreet Bhullar Dec 20, 2022
Brazilian-American sculptor Juliana Cerqueira Leite's art practice emerges from the intersection of performance and fine arts to defy the conventional notions around bodies.
Artist Tom Haney tells stories and ideas through handcrafted wooden figurines
Nov 05, 2022by Shraddha Nair Nov 05, 2022
Tom Haney is an Ohio-born automata artist, fascinated by mechanical movement. He talks to STIR about community as inspiration and the kinetic art movement.
Mihail Chemiakin says "I wanted to live in a free world"
Nov 05, 2022by Vladimir Belogolovsky Nov 05, 2022
Vladimir Belogolovsky talks to Paris-based Mihail Chemiakin who believes that only a serious understanding of earlier masters can give artists wings.
Exploring UK-based Artangel's commissioned site-specific art installations
Oct 12, 2022by Niyati Dave Oct 12, 2022
In conversation with STIR, James Lingwood and Michael Morris of Artangel talk about bringing site-specific installations and large-scale artworks to London.
Art and the city: The public installations presented during Frieze Sculpture 2022
Oct 04, 2022by Vatsala Sethi Oct 04, 2022
The public exhibition in London's Regent's Park will feature 19 large-scale works by prominent artists and run alongside Frieze London and Frieze Masters.
Es Devlin’s ‘Come Home Again’ installation is a plea to conserve urban biodiversity
Sep 29, 2022by STIRworld Sep 29, 2022
At the Tate Modern Garden near St. Paul’s Cathedral in London, the sculptural artwork features a cross sectional model of the cathedral’s dome housing drawings of at-risk 243 species.
Crushing classical forms into minimalist cubes – solo show by Adam Parker Smith
Sep 18, 2022by Urvi Kothari Sep 18, 2022
Reimagining ancient Hellenic sculptures into minimalist cubes, Adam Parker Smith investigates into the legitimacy of classical forms with a humorous twist at The Hole L.A.
‘The Waiting’ by Monica Bonvicini plays with the notion of fears and expectations
Sep 17, 2022by Dilpreet Bhullar Sep 17, 2022
The Waiting, an installation by Italian artist Monica Bonvicini at La Ribaute, indicts the urban design to talk about the inherent prejudice of patriarchal and socio-culture structures.
'The Hop' by Jyll Bradley at the Hayward Gallery is about time, memory and light
Sep 05, 2022by Dilpreet Bhullar Sep 05, 2022
The site-specific installation The Hop, a new commission by Jyll Bradley at the Hayward Gallery, reimagines the cultural history of the 20th century London.
Lines intersect in Hannes Zebedin’s sculptural installation ‘(Non)-Places’
Aug 26, 2022by Rosalyn D`Mello Aug 26, 2022
Absentee bodies are among the complex subjects on display as part of the work (Non)-Places at Graben, Vienna, that critiques the rifts between the haves and the have-nots.
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