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Exploring Treatment’s work 'Reframe: The Residency Exhibition' at Southbank Centre
Aug 29, 2023by Manu Sharma Aug 29, 2023
Sam Pattinson of Treatment and Roula Carroll of Southbank Centre discuss their approach to space design with STIR.
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'How are you feeling studio' explores the worldly order in relation to one's feeling
Aug 06, 2023by Sakhi Sobti Aug 06, 2023
Doyel Joshi and Neil Balser are interdisciplinary artists who founded ‘howareyoufeeling.studio’—a trailblazer for contemporary art practice in India.
Exploring 'Sonic Sphere': a bold new concert space at The Shed
Jul 21, 2023by Manu Sharma Jul 21, 2023
Founder and creator Ed Cooke discusses the multisensory audio-visual format, on behalf of the Sonic Sphere team.
Bright Festival: Discovering a new experience in digital arts practices
Feb 26, 2023by Manu Sharma Feb 26, 2023
STIR explores the mission statement and ambit of Bright Festival—a fast-growing new media arts event in Italy that brings variety to the table.
'Scattered Horizon': an amalgamation of kinetic sculptures and sonic ambience
Feb 24, 2023by Dilpreet Bhullar Feb 24, 2023
Scattered Horizon at Esther Schipper, Berlin, organised by Olivier Renaud-Clément, brings together works of artists Grönlund-Nisunen, Ryoji Ikeda, and Kaarel Kurismaa.
Echoes of an era – ‘Techno, Berlin und die große Freiheit’
Nov 14, 2022by Ayca Okay Nov 14, 2022
The exhibition Tresor 31: Techno, Berlin und die große Freiheit in Berlin explored personal stories that shaped techno culture as an artistic and social movement.
Jay Borgwardt combines music, dance and new media in his art practice
Nov 04, 2022by Manu Sharma Nov 04, 2022
American artist Jay Borgwart discusses his multifaceted arts practices, and the substance-first approach he is pursuing.
Aka Chang and the fascinating digital art coming out of Taipei
Oct 19, 2022by Manu Sharma Oct 19, 2022
Taiwanese artist Aka Chang explores his massive light installations and discusses his practice, NFTs, and all things art.
'Bodies at Sea': an archival exhibition by Devika Sunder and Studio Slip in Bengaluru
Oct 11, 2022by Sukanya Deb Oct 11, 2022
The exhibition at the National Centre of Biological Sciences explores the parallels between the body and the sea, through an immersive exhibitory context across media.
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.
Artist Fedora Akimova on loss of home, post-colonialism and war
Sep 12, 2022by Daria Kravchuk Sep 12, 2022
Ria Keburia Foundation presents a solo exhibition, Homin, by the artist Fedora Akimova, uncovering post-traumatic memories in the times of war.
'The Painter's New Tools' reimagines the traditional medium of painting
Sep 05, 2022by STIRworld Sep 05, 2022
The Painter's New Tools, curated by Eleanor Cayre and Dean Kissick at Nahmad Contemporary, features paintings made by using CGI, AI, printers, tablets, and other technologies.
Exploring ‘Supersynthesis’ and other interactive audio-visual art by Amay Kataria
Aug 19, 2022by Manu Sharma Aug 19, 2022
New media artist Amay Kataria explores his latest work - Supersynthesis, a public art installation in Chicago - as well as the fascination with technology that underlines his work.
Boris Acket plays with light for ‘transˈfɪɡə’, a dynamic collaboration with Beyond Space
Jul 04, 2022by STIRworld Jul 04, 2022
Exploring contemporary artist, composer and director Boris Acket’s audio-visual large-scale installation transˈfɪɡə with design studio Beyond Space in Milan, Italy.
‘Does the Blue Sky Lie?’ at Khoj looks at testimonials around air
Jun 26, 2022by Sukanya Deb Jun 26, 2022
Second in the three-part series, Khoj presents an immersive exhibition that investigates into air and its toxicities, through language, body, sound, and gaming.
Susan Atwill on her work ‘Ear Plan’ created for the New Contemporaries
May 01, 2022by Girinandini Singh May 01, 2022
Atwill speaks to STIR on her inspiration from the cultural history of the mining communities of North-East England, the edges of reality, and the intermateriality of medium.
Dave Shulman on the creative process as an entangled part of making
Mar 04, 2022by Girinandini Singh Mar 04, 2022
Dave Shulman speaks with STIR about research as a creative process and making as practice, both integral to his sound and video works and installations.
Colección SOLO presents Hieronymus Bosch’s 'Garden Of Earthly Delights'
Feb 22, 2022by Shraddha Nair Feb 22, 2022
SMACK, Luesita, Cassie McQuater, and Miao Xiaochun among other artists respond to the 15th century masterpiece Garden Of Earthly Delights at Matadero Madrid.
In conversation with Vincent Leroy on the development of his practice
Feb 18, 2022by Sukanya Deb Feb 18, 2022
Vincent Leroy speaks about the materiality and monumental nature of his international site-specific installations, across exhibitory spaces and naturally forming environments.
Stine Deja’s ‘Dawn Chorus’ contemplates transhumanism through cryopreservation
Feb 15, 2022by Vidur Sethi Feb 15, 2022
In exhibition abandon all hope ye who enter here, Stine Deja’s Dawn Chorus: Beta deliberates upon transhumanism through the speculative framework of cryogenic freezing.
Andree Martis delves into the tranquil and meditative states in 'Forevermore I Play'
Feb 03, 2022by Manu Sharma Feb 03, 2022
Portuguese audio-visual artist Andree Martis explores her space-building work, and locates the spiritual and cosmic within technologically-driven art.
Sound and video art pundit Barbara London curates ‘Seeing Sound’, a travelling exhibit
Sep 15, 2021by Shraddha Nair Sep 15, 2021
Curator Barbara London presents Seeing Sound at KADIST San Francisco, a multi-part sound art exhibition produced by Independent Curators International.
Sound artist Antoine Bertin on creating ‘Play a Kandinsky’ for Google Arts & Culture
Sep 07, 2021by Sravasti Datta Sep 07, 2021
In an interview with STIR, Bertin talks about working on this special project using machine learning that allows viewers to ‘listen’ to Wassily Kandinsky’s 1925 painting, Yellow-Red-Blue.
Let there be light: Exploring the works of multimedia collective TUNDRA
Sep 05, 2021by Manu Sharma Sep 05, 2021
Traversing the awe-inspiring multimedia practice of St. Petersburg-based art collective, TUNDRA, and shedding light on the path forward in a post-pandemic world.
Allora & Calzadilla find ‘Specters of Noon’ in catastrophe, civil unrest and the pandemic
Aug 08, 2021by Dilpreet Bhullar Aug 08, 2021
The exhibition Specters of Noon with sculptures by Allora & Calzadilla at the Menil Collection, Texas, addressed colonial expansion and geopolitics' repercussions on humans and nature.
Quiet Ensemble explores the natural and the artificial in technology through design
Jul 16, 2021by Girinandini Singh Jul 16, 2021
The Italian duo of Fabio Di Salvo and Bernardo Vercelli speak about their video and sound installations that investigate the bounds of synthetic technology in the realm of the natural.
Germaine Kruip’s 'Screenplay' delves into the interplay of light and sound
Jun 16, 2021by Dilpreet Bhullar Jun 16, 2021
Dutch artist Germaine Kruip, with her minimalistic sculptures at exhibition Screenplay at Axel Vervoordt Gallery, invites the viewers to reaffirm their presence in the built environment.
Himani Gupta’s ‘To Navigate’ explores temporal dislocations of the pandemic
Jun 13, 2021by Girinandini Singh Jun 13, 2021
The artist discusses themes of departure, dislocation and temporality in her recent work, which explores the impact of the lockdown experienced across three continents.
Curator Maike Aden talks about ‘Disonata’ at Museo Reina Sofia
Jan 29, 2021by Shraddha Nair Jan 29, 2021
In Madrid, Disonata. Art in sound up to 1980 brings together artists, architects, poets and others who influenced the landscape of sound art till 1980.
Swiss artist Zimoun shows us a new way to experience sound
Dec 01, 2020by Shraddha Nair Dec 01, 2020
Zimoun, who lives and works in Bern in Switzerland, creates immersive site-specific audiovisual installations using commonplace industrial materials.
Artist Farah Mulla uses sound to create art and as the medium for therapy
Jun 03, 2020by Rahul Kumar Jun 03, 2020
STIR investigates Farah Mulla’s experiments with aural experiences through her art installations, writing, and possibly cures that replace medical interventions.
Pallavi Paul archives the silence of the pandemic through Share Your Quiet
Apr 27, 2020by 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.
'Airship Orchestra' by ENESS immerses visitors in art, sound, light and technology
Mar 16, 2020by Sukanya Garg Mar 16, 2020
STIR in conversation with Melbourne-based design studio ENESS about latest immersive installation Airship Orchestra, which was on display in Shanghai, China, till February 14.
Pulitzer museum in the US features Susan Philipsz’s immersive sound installations
Dec 20, 2019by Sukanya Garg Dec 20, 2019
Susan Philipsz: Seven Tears showcases sound installations interacting with the architecture and space of the Pulitzer Arts Foundation in Missouri, on till February 2, 2020.
Adrián Villar Rojas to showcase Poems for Earthlings, his first solo in the Netherlands
Dec 19, 2019by Shraddha Nair Dec 19, 2019
The artist who lives and creates as he traverses points across the world presents an immersive sonic and sculptural installation at Oude Kerk in Amsterdam, from November 21.
Immersive Art Festival celebrated digital design at Atelier des Lumières, Paris
Nov 08, 2019by Sukanya Garg Nov 08, 2019
Eleven artist collectives showcased immersive digital design installations at the recently concluded Immersive Art Festival 2019 in Paris.
Art collective Meow Wolf reveals its large-scale exhibition plans for Washington D.C.
Oct 22, 2019by Sukanya Garg Oct 22, 2019
After Santa Fe, Denver and Las Vegas, Meow Wolf will now open at the Fort Totten development in Washington D.C. in 2022, in partnership with the Cafritz Foundation.
Andrés Pereira Paz' vision of hell comes alive in Radio Carabuco
Aug 30, 2019by Sukanya Garg Aug 30, 2019
Exhibition Radio Carabuco by Bolivian artist Andrés Pereira Paz, at Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin, evolved from the podcast station of the same name created by him.
Matthew Clark's animal orchestra offers visual translation of natural sounds
Jul 26, 2019by Sukanya Garg Jul 26, 2019
Co-founder of United Visual Artists studio, Matthew Clark, speaks to STIR about his installation The Great Animal Orchestra, which is on show at The Triennale di Milano.
Rediscovering voids at the Jewish Museum
Jul 25, 2019by Sukanya Garg Jul 25, 2019
STIR speaks to artist Mischa Kuball about res-o-nant , her light and sound installation at the Jewish Museum Berlin on display till September 1, 2019.
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