by Shraddha Nair Jan 17, 2022
The Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at NOMA, Louisiana, Katie Pfohl, and multimedia American artist, Dawn DeDeaux, speak with STIR about climate change and the art practice.
by Shraddha Nair Jul 09, 2021
Taiwanese artist Yuan Hui-Li’s solo exhibition at Tina Keng Gallery in Taipei, Taiwan, is an exploration of the female narrative in shanshui painting traditions.
by Manu Sharma May 27, 2021
Bangladeshi artist Palash Bhattacharjee excavates language and memory with Link Road – a three-channel video installation at Colomboscope 2021, a contemporary arts festival.
by Shraddha Nair May 26, 2021
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam is showcasing over 200 works by German artist Ulay, in the first international posthumous exhibition of the artist, titled Ulay Was Here.
by Jones John Nov 07, 2020
As the British artist of Indian origin prepares to unveil the Tate Britain’s façade, she talks to STIR about why she does what she does.
by STIRworld Oct 03, 2020
Creative production house CANVAS Chicago launched an online art auction platform, Future Galerie, that has raised over $16,000 to aid organisations fighting systemic racism.
by Shraddha Nair Aug 14, 2020
At König Galerie in Berlin, artists Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset presented Short Story, an installation examining the narratives embedded in power dynamics and hierarchy.
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.
by Sukanya Garg Aug 21, 2019
Works of Iranian artists highlighting issues of violence, petrification and consumerism formed the curatorial project Ilâj, which was exhibited at Playlist of Propositions, New Delhi.
by Sukanya Garg Aug 20, 2019
Artist Piyali Sadhukhan’s solo exhibition Seeing is (not) Believing uses broken bangles to bring forth the issues faced by women in society.
by Sukanya Garg Aug 19, 2019
The Ford Foundation marked the opening of the Ford Foundation Gallery in New York with its inaugural exhibition Perilous Bodies.
by Sukanya Garg Jul 23, 2019
Indian artist and filmmaker Amar Kanwar’s works at Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid defined the gathering of testimonies of India’s most vulnerable populations.
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