A recent addition to my library, Simon Browne’s index cards straddle the line between thesis, artwork, and object.
‘Mute Icons' by Marcelo Spina and Georgina Huljich is beyond a futurist monograph
Jun 10, 2021by 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.
To see or not to see…that is the question
Jun 09, 2021by Rahul Kumar Jun 09, 2021
The recent sale of Italian artist Salvatore Garau’s ‘invisible’ sculpture is a potent reminder of ‘conceptual art’, where the idea takes precedence, and not its physical manifestation.
Celebrating the power of transformation at Venice Architecture Biennale 2021
Jun 09, 2021by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jun 09, 2021
Vladimir Belogolovsky reports from Venice about the XVII Venice Architecture Biennale that opened after one year delay, questioning “How Will We Live Together?”
London Design Biennale looks optimistically towards the future
Jun 08, 2021by Amy Frearson Jun 08, 2021
A makeshift forest, an avocado economy, and a museum of plastic spoons: Amy Frearson explores a biennale with global change on the agenda.
Digital Legacies: Trade
Jun 08, 2021by Julius Wiedemann Jun 08, 2021
Julius Wiedemann traces the evolution of links between trade and international relations, arriving at their current manifestations in the modern digital world.
What Am I Reading: Prof. David Theodore
Jun 01, 2021by 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.
Digital Legacies: Escape
Jun 01, 2021by Julius Wiedemann Jun 01, 2021
Julius Wiedemann discusses how online and personal environments, of work and pleasure, have transformed our lives and are here to stay, for us to adapt to the ongoing pandemic.
Artist Thomas Demand is after architecture that refines an idea
May 29, 2021by Vladimir Belogolovsky May 29, 2021
Vladimir Belogolovsky interviews German artist Thomas Demand about his unique spatial explorations, his collaborations with architects, and why they envy him.
'Feasting + Fasting' by Ateya Khorakiwala explores spatial politics through food
May 27, 2021by Aastha D. May 27, 2021
The seminar at Columbia University GSAPP complicates the global political act of eating, with particular attention to the role of commodities like sugar in constituting the Global South.
Between Gorilla Tactics and Citizen Action
May 26, 2021by Anne Feenstra May 26, 2021
Highlighting the joy of public participation and pain of local politics in public space design, Prof. Anne Feenstra shares the journey of a memorable community project from Nepal.
Digital Legacies: Control
May 25, 2021by Julius Wiedemann May 25, 2021
Julius Wiedemann unravels the global web of surveillance, tracking and monitoring systems used to constrain and sway the actions and will of humankind.
Staying Alive
May 20, 2021by Rosalyn D`Mello May 20, 2021
A show in Graz, Austria, provokes reflections on diverse urban, subjective experiences of time.
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Art & Voices Matter: Ahmadzai tells women centric tales in her cloth and ink works
May 10, 2021by Rahul Kumar May 10, 2021
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