Preparatory sketches in defence of decorative art
by Rosalyn D`Mello Feb 26, 2021
The continued use of hierarchised art language contributes to the further invalidation of already marginalised art forms...
The art of the housewife
by Rosalyn D`Mello Feb 09, 2021
Canonical art history has invalidated and exiled from its discourse a critical figure upon whose laborious back multiple worlds were held in place.
Blockchain and crypto art for dummies
by Shraddha Nair Feb 04, 2021
A quick and easy guide to understand blockchain technology and learn how to leverage it to your advantage as an artist or a collector.
The feminist counter-apocalypse
by Rosalyn D`Mello Jan 25, 2021
A recurring motif in a mural by Indian artist Nilima Sheikh prophesies the end of man.
Art or Children?
by Rosalyn D`Mello Jan 12, 2021
When motherhood remains taboo in a non-inclusive art world, can artists dare to embrace their maternal bodies?
Design Overview 2020: Putting the pieces together
by John Jervis Dec 31, 2020
From challenges to innovations, losses to lessons and closures to the continuum, John Jervis rounds up the transformative year that was in design.
STIR selects five entries from its exclusive #PointOfNew open call
by Rahul Kumar Dec 31, 2020
With an overwhelming and enthusiastic response to react to the idea of ‘new’, here are the finalists and a brief about their work.
Architecture belongs to humanity: Jaimini Mehta on the demolition of IIM-A dorms
by Jaimini Mehta Dec 30, 2020
As part of Louis Kahn’s built heritage in India is threatened by demolition, Prof. Mehta writes that it will be a travesty of unforgivable proportions and an offence to future generations.
Turning the table: creator becomes a spectator!
by Rahul Kumar Dec 30, 2020
STIR Editor (Arts) picks his favourite published stories from the year 2020.
We need to talk about Art Critics
by Rosalyn D`Mello Dec 26, 2020
While the pandemic has put the art world under financial strain, art criticism remains among an under-discussed realm in terms of the new conditions under which it must be performed.
How can architecture exist in a world of reduced growth?
by Caillin Howard Dec 16, 2020
A new set of behaviour will define the future of the built environment in the post-pandemic world, writes Caillin Howard of Australian multi-disciplinary firm Hames Sharley.
Why slow architecture matters: Anupama Kundoo writes on the power of time
by Anupama Kundoo Nov 28, 2020
The Berlin-based architect observes the value of time in architecture, a discipline that she believes must build upon past constructs rather than reinventing the wheel.
The vocabulary of architecture: Negotiation between Man and Architect
by STIRworld Nov 27, 2020
“Architecture is like peeing in a pair of black pants”: Delhi-based creative and art collector Swapan Seth in dialogue with architect Akshat Bhatt of Architecture Discipline.
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Roobina Karode of Kiran Nadar Museum of Art deliberates on the art ecosystem
by Rahul Kumar Sep 02, 2020
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