by Shraddha Nair Feb 10, 2022
Carly Whitefield, Assistant Curator at Tate Modern, speaks with STIR about the Seoul-born artist Anicka Yi's feature In Love with the World at Turbine Hall at the London’s art gallery.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Jun 28, 2021
The curatorial-archival practice of Morad Montazami, director of Zamân Books & Curating, aims to extricate the critical vocabulary on Southern Modernism from the western domination.
by Rahul Kumar Jul 10, 2020
The duo discusses the Six Boxes series, and taking a two-dimensional plan to a three-dimensional performance, which eventually gets consumed in two-dimensional form through a screen.
by Jones John Jul 06, 2020
Beyond Décollage: Photo Emulsions and Artypos 1963-1980 at Cardi Gallery, London, brings the pop artist's lesser known artworks to a new generation of connoisseurs.
by John Jervis May 11, 2020
John Jervis writes about the people and ideas that shaped the world’s most successful art gallery, and how it will need to find a new approach in a world of reduced tourism.
by Georgina Maddox Feb 11, 2020
As some styles and developments brought in a quiet revolution in the world of art, STIR takes a look at the 10 important trends and changes in the last 10 years.
by Georgina Maddox Jan 18, 2020
Catch up with one of the most comprehensive retrospectives of Maar, who was a photographer and briefly a painter, and is well-known as Pablo Picasso’s muse.
by Georgina Maddox Dec 18, 2019
Optical art artist Peter Sedgley has recently been showing his light patterned work around the UK - from the Tate to the British Council.
by Georgina Maddox Nov 26, 2019
American artist Kara Elizabeth Walker, who was born on this day in 1969, muses the grotesque and the carnal in her ongoing exhibit at the Tate Modern.
by Georgina Maddox Oct 21, 2019
While many think of lighting an artwork as a no-brainer, we look at trends in lighting that reveal that there actually is great science behind it.
by Georgina Maddox Oct 16, 2019
The exhibition It is not the end of the world by SUPERFLEX, at Cisternerne in Copenhagen, illustrates that future climate change may be the end of humanity, but not the world.
by Georgina Maddox Oct 14, 2019
Over 300 original works, digital simulations, and immersive recreations of William Blake’s artworks imitate the times he lived in, as part of the exhibition at Tate Britain.
by Meghna Mehta Sep 23, 2019
New York-based firm's concept design for the London Centre for Music brings music to all, creating a public realm for the city’s emerging cultural fabric.
by Georgina Maddox Aug 09, 2019
German artist Rebecca Horn’s works at the Tate Modern are the sculptural constructions for the body to undertake the most systematic investigation of individual subjectivity
by Georgina Maddox Jun 27, 2019
Emma Lewis, assistant curator of 'Olafur Eliasson: In Real Life' discusses the artist's passion for ecology, climate change and the inherent need to include the audience.
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