The least visited country in Europe serves as the setting for the latest edition of the nomadic Mediterranean biennale.
Inside the world of Charlotte Perriand: The Modern Life
Aug 03, 2021by John Jervis Aug 03, 2021
London’s Design Museum celebrates the life of modernist designer, Charlotte Perriand, featuring pioneering projects from across her extraordinary seven-decade career.
Gira Sarabhai and her contribution to the creation of an Indian identity
Jul 29, 2021by Shilpa Das Jul 29, 2021
Dr. Shilpa Das journeys through the memories, life and works of Gira Sarabhai, visionary, architect, founding parent of the National Institute of Design.
Art & Voices Matter: Making the revolution irresistible…dissent through art
Jul 27, 2021by Shaunak Mahbubani Jul 27, 2021
A multi-layered narrative of events in India that inspired various creative practitioners to use the language of art as a tool to revolt against the administration.
STIRring Together in poetry of outrage: Beirut Shifting Grounds
Jul 23, 2021by Soumya Mukerji Jul 23, 2021
A series of striking films from the streets of Beirut mark a year to the Lebanon port blasts. Rana Haddad puts our eye to The Human Lens at the Venice Architecture Biennale.
How free should ‘artistic freedom’ really be?
Jul 22, 2021by Rahul Kumar Jul 22, 2021
In the wake of pulling down of a video work titled Uglier and Uglier by artist Song Ta at gallery OCAT Shanghai, the art world discusses the very idea of artistic freedom.
Transposing Home
Jul 14, 2021by Rosalyn D`Mello Jul 14, 2021
Taloi Havini’s recently unveiled site-specific installation at Ocean Space, Venice, locates the visitor within a complex ontological framework of indigenous place-thought.
Exhibition ‘30 Projects/30 Years/30 Stories’ explores the idea of using less
Jul 08, 2021by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jul 08, 2021
Vladimir Belogolovsky visits an architectural exhibition on the work of Francisco Gonzalez-Pulido at the Museo Metropolitano in Monterrey, Mexico.
Five moments of transcendence at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2021
Jul 01, 2021by Rosalyn D`Mello Jul 01, 2021
In part two of the series, despite the crowded displays and the repetitious Manthropocene discourse at the VAB 2021, the writer experienced instances of elevated calm and pleasure.
Mario Botta says memory and history should be architects’ main sources of inspiration
Jul 01, 2021by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jul 01, 2021
Vladimir Belogolovsky travelled to Mendrisio, Switzerland, to meet Swiss architect Mario Botta to discuss his buildings, influences, and why he is more interested in the past than the future.
How will we smash the patriarchy by living together?
Jun 23, 2021by Rosalyn D`Mello Jun 23, 2021
Venice Architecture Biennale 2021 sidesteps from framing more damning questions even as it offers moments of poignant reflection, explores the author in the Part 1 of two-part series.
Culture, Commerce and Community in London's Square Mile
Jun 23, 2021by John Jervis Jun 23, 2021
London’s financial district is struggling to adapt to the challenges of COVID-19 and Brexit – could culture and community provide the answer?
Bootlegging Books
Jun 11, 2021by Rosalyn D`Mello Jun 11, 2021
A recent addition to my library, Simon Browne’s index cards straddle the line between thesis, artwork, and object.
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UNSCRIPTED with Richard Hutten: All the World’s a Playground
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