by STIRworld Sep 15, 2021
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – Indian artist Alex Davis tells us his experience of reading Vitamin D3: Today's Best in Contemporary Drawing by Phaidon editors.
by STIRworld Sep 06, 2021
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – on his summer break, Dutch car designer, Ivo Groen, perused Tom Tjaarda: Master of Proportions by Gautam Sen.
by Soumya Mukerji Aug 26, 2021
As the Pritzker Prize winning architect turns 94, we celebrate the discovery of some of his poignant conversations chronicled in a remarkable new book of photography.
by Aastha D. Aug 11, 2021
In its fourth almanac on Architecture, Environment and Digital Culture, bracket explores the complex relationship between spatial design, the public(s) and the action(s) it contains.
by STIRworld Jul 20, 2021
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – Belgian textile designer Barkowski delves into Walk Through Walls: A Memoir by Serbian performance artist Marina Abramović.
by STIRworld Jun 21, 2021
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – Vienna-based Aduatz tells us about his current read Truth and Beauty - Aesthetics and Motivations in Science by S Chandrasekhar.
by Devanshi Shah Jun 16, 2021
Louis Vuitton’s latest publication, Fashion Eye Venice by Cecil Beaton, highlights the parallel between photographer Beaton’s vision of beauty and the serenity of mid-20th century Venice.
by Aastha D. Jun 10, 2021
Marcelo Spina and Georgina Huljich's new book - Mute Icons-and Other Dichotomies on the Real in Architecture - brings alive the meanings of architectural form in new and unexpected ways.
by STIRworld Jun 01, 2021
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – Montreal-based Prof. David Theodore indulges in the rather timeless A History of Architecture by Sir Banister Fletcher.
by Aastha D. May 19, 2021
Can architecture act as a measure in which the simultaneity of the planetary and the quotidian are read together?
by STIRworld Apr 19, 2021
STIR looks into the reading habits of leading creatives – London-based architect Steven Chilton is intrigued by gender data gap in the book - Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez.
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 Zohra Khan Aug 20, 2021
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