•make your fridays matter with a well-read weekend
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Mar 23, 2023
by Samta Nadeem Mar 20, 2023
Presented by Istituto Marangoni London, the panel included Faye Toogood, Caroline Till, and Martino Gamper, in conversation with Johanna Agerman Ross at the V&A Museum.
by Anne Feenstra Mar 18, 2023
Prof. Anne Feenstra explores three key projects by Joseph Allen Stein, Kengo Kuma and Sustainable Mountain Architecture, that use terra tiles to create unique brise soleil facades.
by Aastha D. Mar 11, 2023
Organised by Buell Center at Columbia GSAPP, the conversation highlighted new approaches to the history of the intertwining of law, visual culture, and land.
by Rosalyn D`Mello Mar 11, 2023
Curator Emanuele Guidi’s final exhibition at ar/ge kunst pays homage to a little known yet pivotal African American art critic settled in South Tyrol.
by Rosalyn D`Mello Feb 21, 2023
Titled Tunstate, the Istanbul-based artist’s new body of work extends her enquiry into naturally occurring states of being, dwelling on the politics of borders, migratory movements, and doomsday capitalism.
by Weili Zhang Feb 16, 2023
The chapel and hall architecture in focus, negates overt symbolism and ornamentation, inheriting from modern interpretations of design, extending beyond religious functionality.
by Almas Sadique Feb 14, 2023
The discussion, part of the Align & Disrupt talk series, curated by Shaleen Wadhwana, witnessed Srinivas Aditya Mopidevi, Siddharth Mehra, Noor Kadhim, and Kaldi Moss.
by Devanshi Shah Jan 25, 2023
Fifty years in the making, American artist Michael Heizer’s land art sculpture City in the US state of Nevada is a rare diamond in the rough.
by Rahul Kumar Jan 21, 2023
Rudi Minto de Wijs, Director, New Curators speaks to STIR about the initiative, its vision, and how it is aimed to make visual arts more diverse.
by Rosalyn D`Mello Jan 04, 2023
Paulo Nazareth’s 2013 performance, L’Arbre D’Oublier, provokes nostalgic grief for the lost mother.
by STIRworld Dec 24, 2022
The global artist community that is part of the 5th edition of the biennale pen this open letter sharing their concerns and views.
by Aastha D. Dec 02, 2022
Green Modernism: The New View of Plants, a pilot project at the Museum Ludwig in Germany, looks at the anthropogenic history of plants.
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