by Devanshi Shah Apr 10, 2021
Amritsar: A City in Remembrance traces the history and culture of the city through the dual perspective of historical narratives and material culture.
by Aastha D. Mar 22, 2021
Paul Preissner’s new book proposes that through making the normal weird, architecture has a chance to be an open question rather than a finite object.
by Nicholas Coetzer Jan 08, 2021
Prof. Coetzer discusses the portrayal of Rich’s architecture through the lens of the vernacular, probing into territorial relationships developed over time, in the book by Jonathan Noble.
by STIRworld Nov 02, 2020
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – London-based designer and artist Furman pens down his thoughts about his current read, Lote, by Shola von Reinhold.
by STIRworld Oct 26, 2020
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – Marco Poletto of Ecologic Studio is reading three books that explore the relationship of technology and urbanscapes.
by STIRworld Oct 19, 2020
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – Sandy Attia of MoDus Architects revisits a children’s book that urges her to think about our relationship with animals.
by Shraddha Nair Aug 22, 2020
A Colombian new media artist translates his negotiations with the illusions of life in a book which juxtaposes image and text in a novel narrative.
by Darshana Ramdev Aug 07, 2020
Marcel Duchamp: The Art of the Possible, a documentary by Matthew Taylor, explores the life and legacy of the American-French painter, and the man behind Dadaism.
by Dilpreet Bhullar Jul 31, 2020
The lockdown due to the ongoing pandemic offered us ample time to put in good use — indulge in the possibilities of the spiral-cased representations of art and cinema.
by Utkarsh May 28, 2020
In the last of a two-part feature on filmmakers Anja Dornieden and Juan David González Monroy, STIR explores their recent feature film made under their moniker OJOBOCA.
by Dilpreet Bhullar May 27, 2020
Italo Calvino’s book Invisible Cities offers an opportunity to brush-up the history of relationship between China and Italy that goes beyond the pandemic perils.
by STIRworld May 21, 2020
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – new media artist Maja Petric seeks to understand the complex meanings of love in Margaret Atwood’s True Stories.
by Devanshi Shah Mar 27, 2021
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