Bizarre Art Gallery Biophilic Design Studio and Botanical Art Gallery Miami

Basquiat makes a comeback with latest exhibition King Pleasure in New York

Nanjing University's Concrete Exhibition Hall dabbles with vaults and arched volumes

Jayden Ali on the exhibition design of V&A’s latest show on men's fashion and attire

A 200-year odyssey of Brazilian architecture and identity through a photo exhibition

STIRring Dreams: Cecilia Alemani on the 59<sup>th</sup> Venice Fine art Biennale'south international exhibition

STIRring Dreams: Cecilia Alemani on the 59<sup>th</sup> Venice Art Biennale'south international exhibition

Of presence and palimpsest: an exhibition looks into the life of Geoffrey Bawa

Basak Bugay presents her newest sculptures at solo exhibition 'Fugue'

Zaha Hadid Architects unveils 'Vertical Urbanism' and 'Future Cities' exhibitions

A glimpse into the first ever Paolo Pallucco retrospective exhibition in Paris

Exhibition 'La Vie matérielle' attempts to dent preconceived ideas on 'feminine art'

Exploring Faith Ringgold’s celebrated work in retrospective exhibition at New Museum

Exploring Subodh Gupta's celestial and other-worldly exhibition, ‘Cosmic Battle’

Galerie Philia's 'Transatlántico' exhibition bridges transatlantic creativity

The Architecture Drawing Prize 2022 reveals overall winner and partner exhibitions

Edward Lipski's exhibition at Tim Van Laere Gallery affirms the hybrid existence

Friedman Benda's latest exhibition presents furniture from Creative Salvage movement

'Peter Cook: City Landscapes' exhibition opens to cheer people up

Time, Light and Traces: Jinan Bocuiminghu Textile Culture and Arts Exhibition Hall

Georges Poncet’s exhibition ‘Spiritus’ imports value of spirituality and creativity

Jean-Michel Othoniel’s exhibition in Paris calls for re-enchantment with the world

Radha D'Souza and Jonas Staal's exhibition brings climate crimes to court

Raqs Media Collective’s recent exhibition in Vienna speaks against ‘hunger for time’

Vitra Design Museum’s current exhibition decrypts over a century of women in design

The exhibition 'Out of Space' digs deep into the multifaceted meaning of space

Artist duo TARWUK discusses their solo exhibition in Italy, ‘Ante Mare et Terras’

Illustrator Osheen Siva presents her debut solo exhibition at Method, Mumbai

Post pandemic art exhibitions in the wake of NFTs

'Sturm & Drang' exhibition at Prada's Milan Osservatorio unpacks ins and outs of CGI

A guide to the galleries and exhibitions lighting up Milan Design Week 2021

MNMA Studio seeks the timeless in this exhibition on Jorge Zalszupin’s legacy

Luciana Abait’s exhibition ‘A Letter to the Future’ is a call to save the planet earth

Exhibition <em>Each/Other</em> values collaboration and creativity as the two definitives of art

Exhibition <em>Each/Other</em> values collaboration and creativity equally the two definitives of fine art

‘A Few In Many Places’ by Protocinema aspires to progressive exhibition models

Luisa Lambri and Bijoy Jain come together for a unique exhibition at ALMA ZEVI, Venice

Sandra Mujinga’s exhibition ‘Midnight’ evokes past in present to have a better future

Exhibition ‘30 Projects/30 Years/30 Stories’ explores the idea of using less

In a first, CryptoZR presents a solo blockchain and crypto art themed exhibition

'A Thing Like You And Me' is a solo exhibition featuring self-portraiture installations

Exhibition ‘Ellis Island’ unfolds many layers of what is called exile and memory

Otto Boll’s exhibition ‘Widening the Language’ is a minimalistic sculptural event

Andile Dyalvane'due south sculpture exhibition <em>iThongo</em> is a tribute to female parent world

Andile Dyalvane's sculpture exhibition <em>iThongo</em> is a tribute to mother earth

Vitra Design Museum holds an exhibition on German design during the Cold War divide

Sarah Sze's immersive exhibition ‘Night into Day’ questions time and space

Zaha Hadid Architects to design the International Exhibition Centre in China

Erik Madigan Heck’s exhibition ‘The Garden’ evokes the world of fantasy and purity

Architecture and exhibition-making, a case study from Hamburg

An exhibition in Hamburg explores aspects of dehumanisation in contemporary Europe

NArchitekTURA completes memorial park and exhibition centre in Oświęcim, Poland

Sergei Tchoban’s exhibition in Rome is a dialogue between history and modernity

Lin Tianmiao discusses ‘The Proliferation of Thread Winding’ at exhibition 2020+

Kokaistudios convert an old steel factory into a modular exhibition center in Shanghai

OMA’s Toulouse Exhibition and Convention Centre bridges the urban-rural divide

Photo exhibition <em>Body Performance</em> captures the human form in emotive acts

Photo exhibition <em>Torso Performance</em> captures the human form in emotive acts

Stedelijk Museum celebrates its 125 years with an extensive design exhibition

José Parlá’s exhibition ‘It’s Yours’ questions who the Bronx belongs to

Cardi Gallery's exhibition on Mimmo Rotella discovers the birth of pop art in Europe

Marc Brandenburg’s exhibition ‘Snowflake’ explores life at the fringes of society

Hayward Gallery brings 38 artists together for exhibition ‘Among the Trees’ in London

'Studio 44. Enfilade' exhibition at The Hermitage, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Abin Design Studio presents exhibition on place-making in small-town India

Immersive exhibition ‘Arcadia Earth’ inspires New Yorkers to save the environment

‘Dialogue in the Dark’ exhibition opens new experiences for Londoners

Arzan Khambatta explores the idea of ‘walls’ at his solo exhibition in Mumbai

Rafa Esparza's exhibition transforms MASS MoCA's white walls into a 'brown-scape'

‘Countryside, The Future’ exhibition by Rem Koolhaas opens in New York

Omar Sosa unpacks the nature of comfort in an exhibition at Friedman Benda, NY

FICA presents an exhibition of young artists at Serendipity Arts Festival, Goa

<em>Paradigm Journey</em>, an educative exhibition on influence of popular images on mass culture

<em>Image Journey</em>, an educative exhibition on influence of popular images on mass culture

Does 'Cars: Accelerating the Modern World' reveal the future of the design exhibition?

Exhibition dedicated to Maria Lai at MAXXI in Rome unveils the unwritten

Xu Zhen showcases solo exhibition <em>Hello</em> at Madeln Gallery, Shanghai

Yto Barrada and Bettina explored responses to disaster for exhibition in New York

Ashok Ahuja'southward exhibition <em>Navajivan Nagar</em> explored the thought of text and architecture

Ashok Ahuja's exhibition <em>Navajivan Nagar</em> explored the idea of text and architecture

Center for the Holographic Arts in New York presents an exhibition on light art

Cerith Wyn Evans' largest exhibition brings luminous mess of sculptures to Milan

Artist Solange Pessoa's solo exhibition threads together North and South America

Video artist Douglas Gordon showcases extensive solo exhibition in Denmark

Tatsuo Miyajima'due south exhibition <em>Sky of Time</em> lights up the darkness in dark-green LEDs

Tatsuo Miyajima's exhibition <em>Sky of Fourth dimension</em> lights up the darkness in green LEDs

Art collective Meow Wolf reveals its large-scale exhibition plans for Washington D.C.

<em>Immersed in Light:</em> Studio Drift’s showtime solo U.s.a. exhibition at the Mint Museum

<em>Immersed in Light:</em> Studio Drift’s first solo U.s.a. exhibition at the Mint Museum

Upcoming exhibition <em>Leonardo da Vinci</em> to have place at the Louvre Museum in Paris

Upcoming exhibition <em>Leonardo da Vinci</em> to take place at the Louvre Museum in Paris

RIBA joins the Bauhaus100 celebrations with two exhibitions

Joe Ramirez's exhibition spun gold at Frank Gehry's Pierre Boulez Saal in Berlin

Daniel Arsham’s exhibition takes back to the future and back again

Yorkshire sculpture exhibition celebrates works of artists from across the world

<em>Osculation My Genders:</em> An exhibition with a radical arroyo to gender identity

<em>Kiss My Genders:</em> An exhibition with a radical approach to gender identity

Eileen Fisher says <em>Waste matter No More, </em>through an exhibition at Rosanna Orlandi

Eileen Fisher says <em>Waste No More, </em>through an exhibition at Rosanna Orlandi

Exhibition at TarraWarra Museum of Art focuses on sensations existing in the world

Exhibition at Barbican Centre explores capabilities of artificial intelligence

‘Wear your art’, says Rebecca Horn’s exhibition at Tate Modern, London

15,000 butterflies take over Fondazione Adolfo Pini for Carlos Amorales’ exhibition

Exhibition at INK Studio reveals secrets, dreams and truths of ordinary women

<i>Ii Sides of the Border</i>: an exhibition that reimagines the United states-Mexico divide

<i>Ii Sides of the Border</i>: an exhibition that reimagines the US-Mexico divide

Postcard exhibition at British Museum explores the overlooked art form

MVRDV features its works through the exhibition <i>Architecture Speaks</i>

MVRDV features its works through the exhibition <i>Compages Speaks</i>

Artist Nalini Malani’s exhibition draws attention to world conflicts

Art and technology come together at <i>Fr(i)ction</i> exhibition in Delhi

Fine art and engineering come together at <i>Fr(i)ction</i> exhibition in Delhi

Studio Mumbai’s second exhibition at gallery Maniera, Belgium

Atelier Deshaus creates undulating terraces for Qintai Art Museum in Wuhan, China

Nel Verbeke's 'The Architecture of Time' reflects on humans as finite beings

'Ceramics in the Expanded Field' resurrects the appreciation for clay and ceramics

Brazil, 1822-2022: Celebrating two hundred years of the nation’s independence in India

STIRring Dreams: Best of the Venice Art Biennale 2022

YI+MU Design creates a nest for furniture designers and makers in Shenzhen, China

Venice Biennale 2022 awards Golden Lion to artists Katharina Fritsch and Cecilia Vicuña

Tatsuo Miyajima’s ‘Art in You’ reinforces the inevitability of the state of flux

Deniz Sağdıç’s ''0' Zero Point' at Istanbul Airport transforms trash into artwork

Digital art of 'One and Zero Makes Two' brings to life existential principles

In rural Jinyun, China, nine stone quarries are carved into a stage for cultural renewal

Fantasy by construct: The Architecture Model Museum in Shanghai

Tomas Saraceno hopes spiders he works with would be recognised as artists

Inspired and inspiring: a look at the visual language of Walt Disney

Stufish Entertainment Architects builds the world’s largest kaleidoscope in Saudi Arabia

Claudia Moreira Salles presents an oeuvre of convergence at Museum Oscar Niemeyer

Alexander Calder's 'Minimal/Maximal' traces dynamics between size, scale and space

Piet Stockmans exhibits a retrospective of his works with ‘The Archive’

Neri&Hu interprets Carlo Scarpa’s rich architecture of thresholds at MAXXI, Rome

Laura Lima’s ‘Six Feet Over’ is a visual narrative on ethereal spaces

'Monet, Renoir, and Chagall' is a journey from Impressionism to Modernism

'At the kitchen table' is a show of documents and their manifestations

'Stance, Rhythm, and Tilt' underlines John Chamberlain's abstract expressionism

Azade Koker’s 'Murder of a Mannequin' critiques conventional symbols of femininity

The art of what remains: A look at the new direction of Puneet Kaushik

‘MVRDVHNI: The Living Archive of a Studio’ opens at Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam

Mit Jai Inn straddles painting and sculpture through his works at ‘Dreamworld’

'Dixit Algorizmi' refocuses attention on links between technological change and the arts

Indigenizing the gaze

Nov 06, 2021

past Rosalyn D`Mello November 06, 2021

A recent exhibition at Kunsthalle Wien uses radical curatorial hospitality to dismantle Western supremacist frames of visioning the world.

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Cai Guo-Qiang presents 'Odyssey and Homecoming' at Museum of Art Pudong

Vienna Design Week 2022 looks at the idea of resilient neighbourhoods

'G124 Renzo Piano: mending the suburbs. A journey through Italian cities' at Cersaie 2021

Sculpture ‘Moona Lisa’ by Nick Walker relooks at the masterpiece Mona Lisa

'First Times' at Galerie Philia is a mélange of objects that cross culture and sculpture

Foshan Topway Design depicts cycles of life in headquarters of VERO Tiles in China

Sao Paulo Biennial reflects on Thiago de Mello’s poetry on political resistance

Winners for the ADI Booth Design, Ceramics & Bathroom Design Awards at Cersaie 2021

MoMA celebrates recent architecture in China for being closer to nature

Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art marks one year with ‘Modern Architecture in Kyoto’

Adorno London returns as one of the leading virtual destinations of LDF 2021

Artist Jitish Kallat curates ‘I draw, therefore I think’ for the South South project

Sound and video art pundit Barbara London curates ‘Seeing Sound’, a travelling exhibit

Richard Mosse’s 'Displaced' breathes new life into documentary photography

Shilpa Gupta discusses her interactive art in public spaces and its social impact

‘Given Time: The Gift and its Offerings’ unveils the multiplicity of gifting

‘Small Gems’ features Agostino Bonalumi’s hitherto unseen paintings and sculptures

STIRring Together: Sebastian Behmann and Paola Antonelli on Future Assembly

A glimpse inside the third edition of Lake Como Design Festival

Berlin Design Week 2022 explores ‘New Traditions’ with Alexandra Klatt

MVRDV unveils its design for The Harbour Experience Centre in Rotterdam

'Detroit Style: Car Design in the Motor City, 1950–2020' at the DIA

At the Noyes House: coalescing the 'art' and 'house'

Musing Memphis: Designs loved by David Bowie and Karl Lagerfeld at MK Gallery

Exclusive virtual walkthrough of <em>Balkrishna Doshi: Architecture for the People</em>

Gio Ponti’s retrospective at MAXXI in Rome celebrated the modern Italian architect

Taoist principles inspire Wutopia Lab’s design for Aluminum Mountain, China

German artist Oliver Latta discusses the grotesque world of Extraweg

Barak Chamo offers overview of his recent works with 'Sheer Appearances' in NY

Jake Barton of Local Projects on designing experiences through storytelling

Melati Suryodarmo enthralls with new forms of art practice at Museum MACAN

Sandilya Theuerkauf creates ‘A Trail of Thorns’ to display the wonders of nature

Suzanne Livingston, on Artificial Intelligence

A building within a building: A review of Wrightwood 659 in Chicago, USA

'Space Crazy' creates an architectural playground at the Utzon Center, Denmark

<em>Folly Measures</em> celebrates architecture as an indicator of urban experiences

Exploring the colourful universe of Alexander Girard through a retrospective

Michael Wang turns horticulture into art, reviving 46 plant species of NYC

Contemporary art through the lens of Iran

Gimmicky art through the lens of Iran

Aug 29, 2019

by Sukanya Garg Aug 29, 2019

Announcing Parasol Unit Foundation for Gimmicky Fine art's group exhibition - Nine Iranian Artists in London: The Spark Is You lot - on view till September 8, 2019.

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<em>An Enquiring Mind: Manolo Blahnik</em> in London pays homage to the legendary designer

Artificial Intelligence treads the line between humans and technology

Tadao Ando converts Chicago’s Wrightwood 659 into an art space

Bjarke Ingels - future-forward formgiving in Copenhagen

In the face of love, Korean artist, Jae-Eun Choi makes hatred melt like snow

The institution as a set of tectonic plates, as considered by Lantian Xie

‘Nothing is Lost. Art and Matter in Transformation’ explores art and alchemy

Damien Hirst expands on beauty, life and death through ‘Cherry Blossoms’

Neha Choksi’s ‘Urgency and Longing’: impressions of touch during the pandemic

Daniel Dezeuze’s 'Écrans/Tableaux: Variations' reassembles codes of painting

African-American artist Sanford Biggers discusses plurality in language and culture

Saul Steinberg's chaotic and multiform talent on show in Milan

Melike Altinisik Architects’ installation 'The ECHO' makes the invisible visible

Superblue presents Studio Drift’s recent installation, ‘Fragile Future’, at The Shed

Ariake Gymnastics Centre in Tokyo boasts of the world’s largest spanning timber roof

Tile trends in evidence at the ongoing 38<sup>th</sup> edition of Cersaie

Tile trends in testify at the ongoing 38<sup>th</sup> edition of Cersaie

Mathieu Pernot’s ‘Something is Happening’: a photographer’s response to human journey

What to expect at the 2022 edition of the London Design Festival

The Lost Graduation Show brings the Best of Class 2020/21 Award to Supersalone

Melissa McGill’s ‘In Venice’: a creative take on the ecological shift borne by Venice

Venice Architecture Biennale 2022 announces recipients of the Golden Lion

'New Standards' relooks at history of Finnish industrial enterprise Puutalo Oy

Allora & Calzadilla find ‘Specters of Noon’ in catastrophe, civil unrest and the pandemic

A timber grid inspired by Chinese roofs enfolds Sanya Farm Lab by CLOU architects

‘Hidden Emotion in Texture’ presents a new perspective on ancient <em>shanshui</em> painting

Marcin Dudek's ‘Slash and Burn II’ in Brussels is a creative take on a disturbing past

Germaine Kruip’s 'Screenplay' delves into the interplay of light and sound

Mori Art Museum pays homage to iconic female artists in ‘Another Energy’

Joachim Bandau’s ‘Die Nichtschönen: Works 1967–1974’ displays ‘aesthetic of violence’

Eiffel Tower lit up in vivid hues by EODev's emissions-free electro-hydrogen generator

Stedelijk Museum presents ‘Ulay Was Here’, the largest-ever retrospective of the artist

Tony Oursler talks about ‘Black Box’, a retrospective at Kaohsiung Museum

‘Silence and Space’ at Axel Vervoodt Gallery: the dichotomy of being and not being

Stefan Sagmeister on thinking long-term and the positive side of human evolution

STIRring Together: Best of the Venice Architecture Biennale 2021

MoMA's latest exhibit interrogates American architecture’s history with blackness

Aric Chen on 'X is Not a Small Country', his latest curatorial project at MAAT, Lisbon

Studio 10 conceives a poetic space for 'Fashioned from Nature' in Shenzhen

‘Antibodies’ at Palais de Tokyo discusses body, boundary and its surrounding politics

‘Zarina Bhimji: Black Pocket’ showcases over 30 years of the artist’s investigations

Curator Timothy Moore on inspiring imagination through Melbourne Design Week

Foshan Topway Design creates a stainless-steel “magic canyon” for ZCMETAL in China

‘On-site’ at New Delhi’s Bikaner House brings four leading galleries under one roof

Parco Museum Tokyo brings together HR Giger and Hajime Sorayama

'Steven Holl: Making Architecture’ explores the architect’s process and practice

Takashi Homma’s show on Le Corbusier’s windows is a ‘re-enactment of the gaze’

Anna Boghuigian presents ‘A Short Long History’ at S.M.A.K. Ghent, Belgium

What ‘Planetary Memories’ tells us about the pandemic

Ledelle Moe’s works defy the notion of permanence attached to maximalist art

Protocinema discusses cycles of violence through hyper localised art interventions

On Rem Koolhaas’ birthday, hear him question, "Is the countryside our future?"

Michael Rakowitz and the excavation of cultural trauma

‘In Kepler’s Gardens’: Adapting to and interrogating the global zeitgeist

‘Uncanny Valley’ interrogates the multifaceted possibilities of technology

Shohei Fujimoto showcases a kinetic laser installation at ARTECHOUSE in New York

Axel Vervoordt on sacred geometry and balance

Creativity of Blane De St. Croix’s expansive sculptural art meets climate science

Jess Wilcox of MONUMENTS NOW speaks about the exhibit at Socrates Sculpture Park

The American Museum of Natural History invites you to rediscover colour

ArtScience Museum in Singapore adds new works to ‘Future World’ by teamLab

Ken + Julia Yonetani discuss varied inspirations from folklore to film culture

Revisioning inclusive tomorrows through the art of 'ecofeminism(s)'

Multi-sensory experience of ‘Down to Earth’ underlines efficacy of collective action

Pushing the borders of art and politics with Regine Schumann

‘Critical Zones’ reimagines humanity's relationship with the earth

‘Electronic: From Kraftwerk to The Chemical Brothers’ creates space with light in the UK

Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam brings together Nam June Paik’s iconic artworks

'In Pursuit of Fashion: The Sandy Schreier Collection' at MET relooks at fashion history

The Bass expands their virtual gallery with Tracey Moffatt Films

‘Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk’ bridges the sartorial aesthetics of East and West

How Michael Cherney wields the camera like an inkbrush

teamLab Planets in Tokyo is a one-of-a-kind 'body immersive' museum

Henie Onstad Triennial explores the possibilities of photography in Oslo

'The Body Politic and the Body', in Malaysia, presents the body as socio-political theme

'The Dead Web – The End' in Budapest explores the idea of a post-internet world

Cao Fei’s ‘Blueprints’ at Serpentine Gallery decodes the human-machine narrative

The sculptures of Lauren Henkin reimagines the architectural space with 'Props'

An introduction to Benedetta Montini’s poetic body of work

'Counter-Canon, Counter-Culture' by Nancy Adajania investigates the 'other' at SAF 2019

Amonwan Mirpuri shares the journey of pain and healing through 'Dear Women' in Mumbai

'The World’s Edge' at LACMA marks Thomas Joshua Cooper’s 50 years of art practice

Exploring ‘Kindling Change: Changing Face of Indian Crafts’ through ceramics and glass

STIR at IAF 2022 celebrates the voice of women at ‘Visions in the Making’

Daiga Grantina makes her solo debut in America at the New Museum

'Into the Night: Cabarets and Clubs in Modern Art' muses nightlife through history

Nidhi Khurana ecologically mapped Braunschweig during artist residency

Dan Graham reveals his new pavilion at Marian Goodman Gallery Paris

'Games of Chance' in Goa to offer an insight into the mysteries of random coincidences

Haegue Yang exhibits solo show <em>In the Cone of Dubiousness</em> at The Bass, Miami Embankment

Haegue Yang exhibits solo prove <em>In the Cone of Dubiety</em> at The Bass, Miami Beach

Art that STIRred 2019

Dec 20, 2019

by STIRworld Dec 20, 2019

Our roundup of the top ten exhibitions and artworks of 2022 that were powerful, distinctive and unforgettable.

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Paradiso Dreams showcases surrealistic ceramic sculptures by artist Matteo Cibic

MVRDV envisions green roof-topped Jaarbeurs to become Utrecht's oasis

Turner Prize 2022 co-winner Oscar Murillo's solo show at Kunstverein in Hamburg

David Chipperfield's West Bund Museum in Shanghai features recycled glass windows

Coming full circle with Frida Kahlo

Dec 03, 2019

by Georgina Maddox December 03, 2019

Drawing a parallel to her ain journey, the writer revisits the exhibition of objects that shaped Kahlo's life, similar her prosthetic leg and surgical corsets, at V&A Museum in London.

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The weightlessness of Rana Begum's alchemy of light, colour and material

A fantastical deconstruction of the boat by Isaac Chong Wai

From fast to fair fashion at Staatliche Museen zu Berlin

Takashi Murakami’due south character <em>Mr DOB</em> looks at the lighter side of existentialism

Takashi Murakami’s graphic symbol <em>Mr DOB</em> looks at the lighter side of existentialism

Exploring sexuality and identity through art

Architect Junya Ishigami’s projects exhibited at Shanghai’s Power Station of Art

Daan Roosegaarde invites your <em>Presence</em> at the Groninger Museum in the Netherlands

The cartography of real, imagined spaces at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo

Artist Monica Bonvicini's Hy$teria engulfs Belvedere 21 in Vienna

Danish group SUPERFLEX takes visitors on a journey into the dark future at Cisternerne

Tate Britain presents the largest survey show of work by William Blake, in the UK

Kiki Smith evokes a magical world through her multi-media art

<em>No Spectators</em> to evidence the art of Burning Homo at the Oakland Museum of California

<em>No Spectators</em> to show the art of Called-for Human being at the Oakland Museum of California

<em>Santati </em> at NGMA Mumbai commemorates 150 years of Mahatma Gandhi

Lawrence Abu Hamdan to focus on physical, emotional barriers at Hamburger Bahnhof

UAE-based artists re-imagine the future with <em>Speculative Landscapes</em>, in Abu Dhabi

UAE-based artists re-imagine the futurity with <em>Speculative Landscapes</em>, in Abu Dhabi

'Disruptors' Rem D Koolhaas and Joey Ruiter rethink automotive design at LA

The Biennale of Moving Images narrows the screen-spectator gap in Italy

The pizza-shaped Art Sonje Center gets a <em>Commitment</em> from artist Donghee Koo

The pizza-shaped Art Sonje Center gets a <em>Delivery</em> from artist Donghee Koo

<em>Rodin/Nauman</em> exhibits human being status through sculptures in Germany

<em>Rodin/Nauman</em> exhibits man status through sculptures in Germany

Swiss painter Miriam Cahn’s travelling retrospective explores being human

<em>Fly Me to the Moon</em> celebrates the golden jubilee of the first moon landing

Carpenters Workshop Gallery exhibits <em>Dysfunctional</em> at the Venice Biennale 2019

Mumok Vienna invites visitors to experience the confusing world of illusion

Turner Prize winner Mark Leckey to exhibit works at Tate Britain

<em>i:2500</em> - Scaling the city with Martand Khosla

<em>1:2500</em> - Scaling the city with Martand Khosla

Re-interpreting Xavier Le Roy’s performative art at Hamburger Bahnhof

<em>Cartoon Attention</em> unpacks the digital culture of architectural drawings

<em>Drawing Attention</em> unpacks the digital culture of architectural drawings

Antony Gormley goes royal with his series of works, in London

Musician and artist Peaches explores the politics of sexuality and identity

<em>The Challenge</em> is a narrative of Tadao Ando’s career, exhibited at Armani/Silos

<em>The Challenge</em> is a narrative of Tadao Ando’south career, exhibited at Armani/Silos

Through the lens of Tim Walker at the V&A

52 ARTISTS 52 ACTIONS highlights artistic practices across Asia

Rina Banerjee turns the Taj Mahal a soft red at the San José Museum of Art

Belgium’s Middleheim Museum exhibits Ana Mendieta’s ‘earth-body’ artworks

Viraj Naik resurrects animal farm at Sunaparanta, Goa

Fondazione Prada gets a participatory movie experience by Lizzie Fitch & Ryan Trecartin

Artist Doug Aitken brings in a ‘new era’ at Faurschou Foundation, Beijing

A posthumous contemporary art retrospective of Gretchen Bender

Andrésouthward Pereira Paz' vision of hell comes alive in <i>Radio Carabuco</i>

Andrés Pereira Paz' vision of hell comes alive in <i>Radio Carabuco</i>

New York Botanical Garden recreates the tropical edens of Roberto Burle Marx

Yoko Ono’s <em>Refugee Boat</em> swims across to New York

Yoko Ono’due south <em>Refugee Gunkhole</em> swims beyond to New York

Yto Barrada deals with notions of aesthetic ambiguity at Casa Luis Barragán

Artist Piyali Sadhukhan uses art to draw attention to women’s issues

The Ford Foundation opens its art gallery in New York

Artist Matt Mullican organises the world in different colours for his solo project

Singaporean artists create new dimensions with their interactive real-time artworks

Skin: a group show of artists that showcase several aspects of skin

New Designers 2019: the next-gen creatives with a conscience

William Kentridge exhibits graphic art and films from the 70s to 90s, in Basel

Fondation Phi in Montreal exhibits Liberté Conquérante, the art of Yoko Ono

Studiopepe stages alchemy of materials through <i>Les Arcanistes</i>

Artist Jayashree Chakravarty voices environmental concerns on canvas

Claude Monet – The Obsession with Water Lilies, as seen in virtual reality

Materiology 1.0: What Happens When Tomorrow Becomes Today?

dARTing Into the Future

May 24, 2019

by Sukanya Garg May 24, 2019

Refiguring the Future, an exhibition cum conference at the intersection of art, science and engineering took place at Hunter College, New York.

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Sam Pulitzer’s whims on display at Hamburger Bahnhof

El Anatsui'due south triumphant retrospective

May 24, 2019

by Sukanya Garg May 24, 2019

Announcing Ghanian creative person El Anatsui's survey exhibition 'Triumphant Calibration' at Haus der Kunst in Munich, between March eight to July 28, 2019.

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En Plein Air in New York

May 23, 2019

past Sukanya Garg May 23, 2019

Opening on Apr 18, 2019, High Line Art presents En Plein Air in New York, a grouping exhibition that broadens and challenges historical ideas of outdoor painting.

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Expect the Unexpected

May 23, 2019

by Sukanya Garg May 23, 2019

Immersive exhibition Expect the Unexpected combined art and scientific discipline presented ten digital sensory artworks at The Mountain View, Shenzhen, China.

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Light at the Museum

May 23, 2019

by Sukanya Garg May 23, 2019

Guggenheim Museum Bilbao's façade covered in low-cal projections as part of exhibition Jenny Holzer: Thing Indescribable on view from March 22 to September ix, 2019.

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Body as subject and object in the real and virtual world of contemporary art

STIR in conversation with Lee Kun-Yong, the Korean avant garde artist

Oscar Niemeyer's departing gift to France unwraps in Château La Coste

STIRring Dreams: Christina Li curates Pilvi Takala’s work for the Finnish Pavilion

‘Chasing Andy Warhol’ commemorates the late artist's life in New York City

Patrick Martinez’s solo show at The Tucson Museum of Art examines systems of power

Ceramic sculptor Patrick Hartley talks about ‘Cost of Life’ at Museum Tinguely, Basel

On storytelling and 'Boaz': In conversation with Romain Kronenberg

Mapping City For All?: a public art festival questioning the role of gender in cities

Jason Rhoades' 'Sutter’s Mill' to rejuvenate the Whitney Biennial in New York

Art Dubai 2022 navigates seven continents, hosts 120 presentations by 104 galleries

Dubai Collection debuts with its first exhibit at the Etihad Museum, Dubai

‘Isamu Noguchi: A New Nature’ reassess the ties between nature and urbanisation

The 38<sup>th</sup> edition of Art Brussels shifts the artistic and cultural scene in Europe

The 38<sup>th</sup> edition of Fine art Brussels shifts the creative and cultural scene in Europe

Sasha Frolova discusses latex, artistic synthesis and her performance practice

Art Dubai Digital proves to be a star allure at the 15<sup>th</sup> edition of the fair

Art Dubai Digital proves to be a star attraction at the 15<sup>th</sup> edition of the fair

Kiran Nadar Museum of Art presents a unique body of work by the artist Atul Dodiya

Italian artist Loris Cecchini's art is extrapolated from natural phenomenon

Video and animation artist Cecile B Evans showcases at Layr gallery in Vienna

India Mahdavi and Martine Bedin’s colourful worlds unite in Project Room 5

What to expect at the London Gallery Weekend 2022

Nancy Adajania curates the 'Bawwaba' section at Art Dubai 2022

ruangrupa imagines the 'documenta fifteen' as a collective endeavour of 'lumbung'

'Songs for dying / Songs for living' by Korakrit Arunanondchai interprets a personal loss

The 2022 edition of EyeMyth Festival takes place digitally, freely available to all

Reimagining architecture: Cloud Studies by Forensic Architecture at VISUAL Carlow

Desmond Lazaro responds to displacement and bereavement in his work 'Cosmos'

Steve Messam's large-scale installations complement the abundance of nature

Kunel Gaur uses everyday material in his solo presentation at Method art space, India

Creating architecture with light: Fiat Lux.3 at Madrid Design Festival 2022

Salone del Mobile.Milano's 60<sup>thursday</sup> edition to take place from June 7-12, 2022

Salone del Mobile.Milano'southward 60<sup>thursday</sup> edition to have place from June seven-12, 2022

Keith Lemley’s installations bring together seemingly disparate objects and material

Exploring hidden narratives and erasure within the practice of Nicole Franchy

ADI Design Museum to present monograph dedicated to Molteni Group’s Luca Meda

Superflux debuts ‘The Library’ at Dubai’s Museum of the Future

When men portrayed women in their fine art

Mar 07, 2022

by Rahul Kumar Mar 07, 2022

On International Women'southward Day, we wait at pregnant works past male artists from across the globe that describe the femininity and womanhood over the years.

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Sculptures by Clementine Keith-Roach are a visual re-narration of the mythological world

‘Karla Knight: Navigator’: Traversing beyond the material at the Aldrich museum

Whitechapel Gallery exhibits 'A Century of the Artist’s Studio'

Colección SOLO presents Hieronymus Bosch’s 'Garden Of Earthly Delights'

Tribute to the iconic French designer Yves Saint Laurent by six Parisian art museums

In conversation with Vincent Leroy on the development of his practice

MENA Grad Show at Dubai Design Week championed global activism in design

Of witnessing and listening: Baaraan Ijlal’s art accepts the past to bequeath empathy

KAWS exhibits ‘NEW FICTION' at Serpentine Gallery, in collab with Fortnite and Acute Art

The World Around Summit 2022 ignites urgent conversations in architecture

The World Around's Beatrice Galilee on architecture's now, near, and next

CEBRA’s Skamlingsbanken visitor centre is blanketed under undulant Danish landscape

Magdalene Odundo's exhibit at Fitzwilliam Museum marks her return to Cambridge

Studio Emergence proposes an astronomy inspired planetarium in south India

Chennai Photo Biennale navigates visible implications of photography

'The Space Between Worlds' at NOMA spans Dawn DeDeaux's 50-year career

In conversation with Aric Chen on the role of cultural institutions

Mandy Barker discusses her newest body of work, 'Invasion of the Seas'

Asian Art Biennial explores the ideas of multi possibility of the future

The Wrong Biennale provides hope for a new wave of artists

PLAT ASIA enfolds nature with fluted white forms at Lushan West Sea Art Center

Artists who celebrate maximalism and euphoria in their art

Sou Fujimoto and BTS among 200 people invited to reimagine the Louis Vuitton trunk

Artists who pushed the boundaries through materiality in their art

Large-scale installations by Claire Morgan draw from the power of catharsis

A look at some of the world's finest designers at Dubai Design Week 2021

Mariko Kusumoto and Lisa Stevens make sculptural objects inspired by natural beauty

An insight into 'A Garden' by Kandis Williams at Art Basel Miami Beach 2021

Lokame Tharavadu's labyrinthine designs by Bose Krishnamachari: a brave intervention

A candid conversation with American architect and designer David Rockwell

'LUX: New Wave of Contemporary Art' puts light as the key focus of new media art

Dezeen Awards 2022 winners champion sustainability and vigour in design

Artist Bosco Sodi collaborates with nature to produce delicately aged abstractions

The most impactful design and architectural events that made a comeback in 2021

Bridging prehistoric with the contemporary through the works of Richard Long

Roto design studio brings the battle theatre to a gallery space

ANARCHITECT conjures a life-sized camera obscura at the Dubai Design Week

The best of Dutch Design Week 2021

Nov 17, 2021

by Salvatore Peluso Nov 17, 2021

From the Van Abbemuseum to the Dutch Invertuals, via the open up studios at the Sectie-C creative commune, Dutch Design Week 2022 wowed with its impressive design lineup.

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Sea Art Festival 2022 harks on fluidity of water-bodies to revisit non-/human ecology

Alexis Cousineau's performative images restore oneness between humans & nature

Tamara Kostianovsky talks consumerist culture through textile sculpture

Bulgari’s Serpenti collection inspires Refik Anadol’s sculpture 'Serpenti Metamorphosis'

Rafael Perez Evans discusses food crisis and the wisdom of common man in ‘Handful’

Francesco Snote's ‘On Breakfasts and Ambushes’ centers around Lazarus

The Cosmic House continues Charles Jencks' legacy in its public reopening

Ajlan Gharem’s ‘Paradise Has Many Gates’ wins the 2022 Jameel Prize

Discovering Athens through pattern

Oct 19, 2021

by Salvatore Peluso October 19, 2021

The commencement edition of the Athens Pattern Forum was conceived as a comprehensive experience 'more cultural than commercial', says Katerina Papanikolopoulos, founder and artistic director.

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Sergei Tchoban on his double dome-inspired Russian Pavilion at the Expo 2022 Dubai

<em>Broken Nature</em> at MoMA New York explores the designed technology of sustainability

<em>Broken Nature</em> at MoMA New York explores the designed engineering science of sustainability

MOMENTUM 11 celebrates the theme ‘House of Commons’ at its latest edition in Norway

Herzog & de Meuron’s first-ever realised project in Korea is now open

Patricia Piccinini's hyperreal sculptures emphasise the reality of anthropomorphism

Yinka Ilori restyles London’s pedestrian crossings with vivid colours for LDF 2021

'L'Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped' embodies Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s ephemeral art

Arthur Mamou-Mani creates swirling, 3D-printed bioplastic beehives for ‘Mellifera’

Sarah Oppenheimer’s interventionist art reveals unseen part of the built environment

Henning Larsen designs The Cube by VELUX as a calming haven on London’s South Bank

STIR speaks to Giovanni Reddish, curator of <em>Unlimited</em> at Art Basel 2021

STIR speaks to Giovanni Carmine, curator of <em>Unlimited</em> at Art Basel 2021

‘Between Forests and Skies’ embodies precise irregularity in aluminium at LDF 2021

Annalisa Rosso, Maria Cristina Didero mull over the physical and digital at Supersalone

Lighting designs that are illuminating the stage at Milan Design Week 2021

Bettina Pousttchi exhibits 'Amplifier' at Konzerthaus Berlin

Six young designers to look out for at Salone del Mobile 2021

Alex Frost’s art practice revisits the act of fast consumption and consumerist power

Botanical Belonging

Sep 03, 2021

by Rosalyn D`Mello Sep 03, 2021

Various artists using different media are invested in the aforementioned question: can our collective salvation lie in surrendering our fallible human being agency and allowing, instead, for awe?

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Detroit Month of Design 2022 showcases the unique voice of the city’s design scene

STIR at Supersalone: Salone del Mobile Milano 2022 will map resilience in design

STIRring Together: Rahul Mehrotra and Sourav Biswas on Becoming Urban

MoMA show highlights Chinese architects' commitment to cultural sustainability

Pavilion Tokyo 2021: New urban landscapes and the architectural folly

International Garden Festival 2022 celebrates the magic of the great outdoors

Hesselholdt & Mejlvang reconfigure iconic symbols to talk about cultural pluralism

El Museo del Barrio presents ‘Estamos Bien - La Trienial’, a survey of Latinx artists

Abstract urban symbols of Nathaniel Rackowe's installations are laced with lights

Inside the world of Charlotte Perriand: The Modern Life

‘You need the human story’: Alison Killing, first architect to win the Pulitzer Prize

Luxury luggage in the fast lane: an interview with Simone Schedoni

Mexico Design Fair challenges the narratives of traditional design festivals

UNStudio's proposal wins competition to design Chungnam Art Museum, South Korea

Berlin’s Museum for Architectural Drawing celebrates 50-year career of James Wines

Transposing Abode

Jul 14, 2021

by Rosalyn D`Mello Jul 14, 2021

Taloi Havini'due south recently unveiled site-specific installation at Ocean Space, Venice, locates the company inside a complex ontological framework of indigenous place-thought.

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Climate care and planet love inform the Vienna Biennale for Change 2021

The V&A Museum remembers wonderland with ‘Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser’

Michael Halak and Samah Shihadi tell tales of their land through a hyperrealist lens

A design showcase in Singapore reimagines the culture of consumption

Turning the table: creator becomes a spectator!

Mastery and Mentorship: a conversation with Balkrishna Doshi and Khushnu Hoof

Anupama Kundoo on her approach to time and the meaning of being an architect

'The Tin Man Was A Dreamer' focuses on symbolic depictions of power

International designers rethink ‘work from home’ furniture for Design Museum, London

Tadao Ando fuses modern and historical at upcoming Bourse de Commerce, Paris

‘Architecture for Dogs’ to showcase pet-scaled designs at Japan House London

Aedes at 40: Kristin Feireiss shares the story of architecture's pioneering institution

Grimshaw architects create Turkey's cultural hub with Arter Contemporary Art Museum

Cyril de Commarque looks beyond the Anthropocene at Saatchi Gallery in London

Artist Sarah Naqvi discusses her ongoing residency at De Ateliers in Amsterdam

Wade Kavanaugh and Stephen B Nguyen’s installations reimagine ways of seeing

Raqs Media Collective offers a unique vision as the Curator of Yokohama Triennale 2020

South African artist Daniel Popper creates art inspired by life and nature

‘For a Dreamer of Houses’ celebrates infinity in intimate spaces at Dallas Museum of Art

Twenty Years of Tate Modern, UK: Delving into the past, the present and the future

Artist Mark Prime creates the environment of a factory at his recent show in Mumbai

Amid the COVID-19 lockdown, Pooja Iranna’s staple-pinned plea to slow down rings true

Cate Woodruff exhibits solo show ‘Light Minded’ at SL Gallery in New York City

Architecture converges with art in 'All That Could Have Been' at John Soane Museum

Neri Oxman’s Material Ecology at MoMA, New York marries design, biology and nature

Dilara Begum Jolly’s ‘Parables of the Womb’ in Dhaka celebrates the fearless women

Formafantasma's ‘Cambio’ talks about wood at the Serpentine Galleries in London

The design of HE Art Museum in China, by Tadao Ando, takes harmony as theme

Bose Krishnamachari presents ‘The Mirror Sees Best in the Dark’, a solo in nine years

NUDES fosters love for reading with the sustainable Bookworm pavilion in Mumbai

Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb offers a layer of emotion with creativity

Japan Society explores the evolution of Tokyo between 1964 and 2022 Olympics

Luke Jerram’southward <i>Museum of the Moon</i> travels effectually the world

Luke Jerram’s <i>Museum of the Moon</i> travels around the world

Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo gets a grand reopening

Artist Arik Levy showcases celebrated <i>Rock Pieces</i> at Blickachsen 12

Artist Arik Levy showcases celebrated <i>Stone Pieces</i> at Blickachsen 12

Drawing parallels at Artefact 2022 in Belgium

Drawing parallels at Artefact 2022 in Kingdom of belgium

Jul 16, 2019

by Sukanya Garg Jul 16, 2019

Visitors created their ain path as they explored gimmicky visual arts, current events and societal challenges at the Artefact 2022 expo held in Belgium earlier this year.

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Centre for Creativity showcases Slovenian designers at Salone del Mobile

Videonale.17 - The Refracted Reality of the Arts

The Monash Woodside Building by Grimshaw is a study in regenerative architecture

Liz West's 'Slow Revolution' reimagines the history of Greengate, Salford

Susan Atwill on her work ‘Ear Plan’ created for the New Contemporaries

The body bizarre: exploring uncanny human renderings and more from Dani Macovei

Filmmaker Dar Gai reminisces the indestructible magic of Ukraine

Jakob Kudsk Steensen's installations focus on environmental storytelling

ABK x Paola Navone bring out the beauty in natural vulnerability with Poetry Wood

Ramazan Can showcases works that respond to identity at Art Dubai

Hermann Nitsch's demise leaves a legacy of works being shown at the Venice Biennale

Exploring light, colour and street art with Argentinian-Spanish artist Felipe Pantone

La dolce vita: Italian design in French style at Bambini restaurants in France

STIRring Dreams: Rony Plesl's 'Trees Grow from the Sky' introduces Vitrum Vivum

"I had my finger on the pulse," says Robert Stern about his life and career

Letizia Battaglia who exposed the underground mafias passes away at 87

Ryoichi Kurokawa's work simulates incessant energy flow found in nature

Private Museums of the World: Museo Soumaya

Architect Oleg Drozdov speaks of rebuilding Ukraine's national identity

Graphic design in Iran: A journey of evolution and practices shaping the future

On familiarity and purity of ethos: Jiang Hua's Cultural Service Centre and workshops

Edouard Taufenbach and Bastien Pourtout’s images thrive on unity in a fragmented world

Ukraine Support Pledge raises funds to support people hit by the Russian strife

Parallel Lives: Zaha Hadid, six years on

Studio Sangath's design of an art centre draws parallel with Pols of Ahmedabad

'Time travels the world' with Hermès at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2022

Songs from the cellar: Ukrainian creators bare their hearts ahead of Triennale Milano

Art collective teamLab explores the heritage of Japan’s Kairakuen Garden

Kengo Kuma and Associates pays homage to the fairytales of Hans Christian Andersen

BIG’s design of the Danish Neuroscience Center is inspired by the human brain

Inside the porous, “park-like” Kitakami Health & Childcare Support Complex

Francesca Torzo interprets the permanency of a culture in the Z33 House

Pritzker Prize 2022 laureate Francis Kéré champions presence without pretence

Indian photographer Dayanita Singh wins the 2022 Hasselblad Award

What do artistic manifestations of maternal exhaustion in late-capitalism look like?

Dublin-based Grafton Architects’ Town House is a play of internal volumes

Exploring 'The Roundel' and more: The uncanny back figures of Simon Schubert

MVRDV designs The Podium for Het Nieuwe Instituut for Rotterdam Architecture Month

PIG Design creates a retro-futuristic stage for nightlife at ‘GRNDCNTRL’ nightclub

Gerda Steiner and Jörg Lenzlinger on their 25-year-long collaboration

TROP Landscape seeks to create a cascading zen waterscape in An Villa, China

OPEN Architecture's Sun Tower is a soaring concrete edifice facing the Yellow Sea

David Chipperfield Architects revives an old industrial area in China as mixed-use district

The story of swagger buildings and "experience architecture"

25 creatives design chairs with wood offcuts for the Danish art centre's café interiors

Meteorite Cabin is a polyhedral timber refuge by Ateljé Sotamaa in rural Finland

Exploring Foto/Industria: Intersection of photography, food, and industry

Visual artist Almanza Pereda on materiality through objects in his work

Science, art, and education meet at Olson Kundig’s Bay Area Discovery Museum

Anicka Yi sets up ‘In Love with the World’ at Tate Modern for the Hyundai Commission

Sir David Adjaye announced as inaugural recipient of the Charlotte Perriand Award

Artist Allan Wexler uses hand tools to pull ideas out of his head

The Norval Sovereign African Art Prize 2022 aims to empower African artists

Miller & Maranta crafts 'poetry in stone' with the Gletschergarten Museum Extension

The Art of the Cookbook

February 05, 2022

past Rosalyn D`Mello Feb 05, 2022

The late artist Martha Murphy'south culinary labour of love celebrates the housewifely and the matrilineal.

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SYN Architects' Tiangang Art Center is a geometric vortex in China’s rural landscape

MAP (India) hosts a digital festival that is a celebration of the culture of sounds

Daan Roosegaarde's 'SPARK' proposes a sustainable alternative to celebration

Z-One Architects props three oblong forms for Nantong Urban Agricultural Park in China

MoDus Architects revamps the Icaro Hotel in Italy with a rhythmic wooden façade

UAD creates 'prefabricated poetry' with their new office campus in Hangzhou, China

AA Murakami’s 'Silent Fall' at London’s Burlington Gardens tantalises all the senses

Beaubourg on the Moskva River: GES-2 House of Culture by Renzo Piano

Discovering the use of Instagram filters in the artworks of Ziyang Wu

Anupama Kundoo on how to utilise people’s capacity to make things

Sophie J Williamson on her curatorial enquiry into the themes of life and death

Kaohsiung Pop Music Center features a tessellated skyline defining form

Give-and-take of Mouth

Jan 08, 2022

past Rosalyn D`Mello Jan 08, 2022

The visual, performing, and literary arts offer the almost room for unspoken, intergenerational, gestural forms of citational do inside the feminist domestic.

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Foster + Partners' Datong Art Museum in China features intersecting pyramidal roofs

Ten conversations that stirred the pot in 2021

Boris Acket’s installations sit within a constellation of light, sound, and space

Life-size sculptural installations by Arne Quinze eulogise nature and its diversity

Exploring and investigating the idea of mental health through visual art

Lord Richard Rogers, inside out

Dec 27, 2021

by Ebadur Rahman Dec 27, 2021

At the loss of the master craftsman of The Middle Pompidou and the Cheesegrater, a filmmaker who lived in an flat designed past Rogers observes his marvels up close.

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The Ice Cubes Cultural Tourist Centre is a sculptural mass of frosted cubes

Architect Sergei Tchoban finds beauty at the junction of the old and the new

UNSCRIPTED with Matteo Cibic: The curious case of a funny raconteur

Frozen Music series from ABB gives a virtual tour of remarkable buildings and architects

Heidi Bucher’s life reappears through her work, on view at Haus Der Kunst

Machine mind: visiting the mechanical imaginations of Larry McFall

'Passages: Rites and Rituals' features Betsy Damon’s early performance artworks

LIT Lighting Design Awards announces winners of the fifth edition

Exploring ‘Back to Business’ with artist Floris Boccanegra

Jonathan Baldock talks about folk art motifs, paganism and handcraft

Balenciaga transforms Tank Shanghai into a Couture salon for its 50<sup>th</sup> collection

Balenciaga transforms Tank Shanghai into a Couture salon for its 50<sup>th</sup> drove

Personal memories of loss define Motoi Yamamoto's expansive salt installations

Luxury of experimentation and the freedom to fail

RIBA announces shortlist of three global projects for International Prize 2021

Cinematic electronic: Exploring the audio-visual practice of Charlie Visnic

Henning Larsen realises the living room-like design of the Shaw Auditorium in Hong Kong

Rachel Dedman, Curator at the V&A, speaks on the sixth edition of the Jameel Prize

Parametric design and prefabrication meet to create a gallery in a box

‘Amare Gio Ponti’ celebrates 130 years of the Italian design legend

Sutapa Biswas’ show in the UK explores her contributions to the Black Arts Movement

ecoLogicStudio's Air Bubble air-purifying eco-machine and BioFactory at COP26

Adela Andea’s light installations reflect on organic and technological matters

Boston Design Week 2022 focuses on the theme 'Fall Into Art and Design'

Seoul Mediacity Biennale curator Yung Ma discusses public engagement through art

Private Museums of the World: Magazzino Italian Art

Tidhar Zagagi reimagines the future of craft manufacturing with ‘Pixel Shoe’

Expo 2022 Dubai will be remembered for its architectural richness

The life of Gajanan Upadhyaya, the man who shaped Indian furniture design

STIRring Together: Ippolito Pestellini Laparelli on the curation of Russian Pavilion

Steven Holl embeds ‘clouds and clocks’ into Shanghai Cofco Cultural & Health Center

Hookie launches 'Tardigrade', a drivable lunar exploration vehicle

Watering hope in a desert: the blooming of the Dutch Biotope at Expo 2022 Dubai

David Chipperfield's striated extension of the Kunsthaus Zurich opens to the public

Human presence within the nature comes alive in Daniel Steegmann Mangrané's work

‘Let’s Sing an Old Song’ by Soumya Sankar Bose highlights the forgotten Jatra tribe

Private Museums of the World: Museum of Old and New Art (MONA)

A walk to remember in Tehran

Oct 06, 2021

past Afra Safa Oct 06, 2021

A unified urban project has turned a massive abandoned surface area to an enjoyable walk, through greenery, culture and unique compages in a capital letter yielded to cars and highways.

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Vienna-based studio MAEID's 'Magic Queen' looks to the future of living spaces

Harshit Agrawal's 'Exo-stential' is India’s first solo artificial intelligence art show

Envisioning a ‘Clean environment for a healthy world’ on World Architecture Day

The unbearable whiteness of othering beings

Michael Webb shares his thrill of driving fast into and up through a building

MASK Architects uses 'Exosteel' to create modular prefabricated houses in Italy

Exploring the digital arts practice of retro-inspired artist and musician, Noel Apitta

Grotto Retreat Xiyaotou by A()VOID cites the aboriginal architecture of Chinese caves

Sessions Arts Club: a new restaurant in a restored 18<sup>th</sup> century Grade II listed building

Sessions Arts Order: a new restaurant in a restored 18<sup>thursday</sup> century Grade II listed edifice

'The Unboxing Show' at London Design Festival explores the dismantling of a box

UNSCRIPTED with Mario Trimarchi: The sound of a sketch

Ilulissat Icefjord Centre by Dorte Mandrup in Greenland contemplates climate change

Sergey Kuznetsov imagines new projects on the scale of a huge metropolis

STIR at LDF: The London Design Festival returns with its 19th edition

Supersalone co-curator Anniina Koivu on how to teach design today

Maria Porro on Supersalone: a special, courageous, cohesive vision

STIRring Together: Peering into the Hospital of the Future with OMA

Chronometric sculptures by augmented reality veteran Marjan Moghaddam

Lorenzo Quinn on his practice and source of inspiration for his sculptural works

Identifying the glitch practice and the craft of error with Thomas Collet

Iconic Dior Medallion chair reimagined by 17 artists and designers at Supersalone

Lukas Wegwerth on what it took to pull off a “green” Salone del Mobile.Milano 2021

Chairs that were, chairs that are, the moment at Salone del Mobile Milano 2021

Art Basel 2022 comes back on home ground after a year's gap due to the pandemic

Hassell envisions a ring pull-shaped viewing platform on the Optus Stadium roof in Perth

Understatement drives the renovation of Song Art Museum by Vermilion Zhou

Architect Dong Gong tries to discover architecture’s most inner dimension

Elmgreen & Dragset’s public art installations unveil the unknown side of a known object

Artist Nelson Pernisco shares his interest in urbanism and brutalist aesthetic

Photo London opens doors to the future of photography in a post-pandemic landscape

Toyo Ito wants people to be able to behave as freely as animals behave in nature

A conversation with the creatives behind ‘Small is Beautiful’ at LDB 2021

The case for a new media canon: Placing the works of Dmitry Kornienko

Pinar Öğrenci’s ‘Turkish Delight’ at Colomboscope muses food history and war

Yayoi Kusama elevates the landscape at New York Botanical Garden

Displaying art to perfection with ERCO Eclipse contour spotlight

Angular planes, cantilevered glass, and folded metal sheathe One Sino Park by aoe

Cristina Celestino: weaving new typologies with emotion, tradition and scale

Wutopia Lab cites clouds, dreams, and labyrinths in Duoyun Bookstore in Huangyan

STIRring Together: Günther Vogt on the rapid 'metamorphosis' of landscapes

Helsinki Biennial reflects on the interconnectedness of everything on Earth

Mirosław Nizio honours lost Polish villages in this memorial space of cleaved concrete

UNSCRIPTED with Louise Campbell: Harmony is Exhausting

The modular MASS series by Agglomerati and Fred Ganim is a celebration of marble

‘Home Game’: Exploring the dream portraits by artist-duo memymom

Gira Sarabhai and her contribution to the creation of an Indian identity

Digital interlinkage: visiting the worlds of American glitch artist Sky Goodman

Art & Voices Matter: Making the revolution irresistible…dissent through art

3ME Arquitectura’s Módulo de Riego quotes a nature-human connect in pyramidal forms

STIRring Together in verse of outrage: <em>Beirut Shifting Grounds </em>

STIRring Together in poesy of outrage: <em>Beirut Shifting Grounds </em>

World Architecture Festival 2022 reveals Completed Buildings shortlist

Dan Graham’s conceptual art practice is tied to architecture and built-environment

UNSCRIPTED with Richard Hutten: All the World’s a Playground

STIRring Together: Probing the Architecture of Relationships at the Singapore Pavilion

How free should ‘artistic freedom’ really be?

Bethany Rigby on her work ‘Mining the Skies’ at Venice Architecture Biennale 2021

Exploring glitch aesthetics through the work of German artist Dario Paczula

STIRring Together: Privatised Delights with Manijeh Verghese and Madeleine Kessler

Art & Voices Matter: Shadi Ghadirian’s witty take on the key concerns of everyday life

MVRDV unveils LAD HQ, an agriculture oasis in the heart of Shanghai

Expo 2022 Dubai: A look at five country pavilion designs

Asia Society Triennial wraps up its first edition in New York

Lee Mingwei's conceptual performances are about presence of diversity in the world

STIRring Together: Philip Beesley and Sascha Hastings on the geometries of being

Art & Voices Matter: Sajan Mani puts a spotlight on casteism through his work

Google’s first retail space brings alive AR and intuitive design by Suchi Reddy

Daniel Statham’s sinuous Peacebird Fashion Centre is inspired from a bird’s flight

World Architecture Festival awards, WAFX 2021, go to 12 ambitious future projects

STIRring Together: Julijonas Urbonas and Jan Boelen on Lithuania’s ‘Planet of People’

Luminaries of our Times – Ron Arad

Jul 09, 2021

past Sonal Shah Jul 09, 2021

STIR speaks with some of the greatest icons of our times – the dramatic creations by 70-year-old British-Israeli industrial designer, Ron Arad, are an ode to the unconventional.

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Charlotte Johannesson’s life work appears in a retrospective at Museo Reina Sofia

Apnavi Makanji’s work traces faulty lines of modernity through botanical diversity

Sou Fujimoto imagines an ethereal tower of 99 floating islands over Qianhai Bay

Five moments of transcendence at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2021

Mario Botta says memory and history should be architects’ main sources of inspiration

Art & Voices Matter: Morad Montazami sifts through complexity of Southern Modernism

MoDus Architects’ new design pays homage to Novacella Abbey's monastic history

Sculptural art by Loose Leaf underlines the importance of permaculture practices

India Pavilion at LDB 2022 forges vision for Indian architecture across its five elements

How will we smash the patriarchy by living together?

Lemvig Klimatorium by 3XN in Denmark is an effort to fight climate change

Themes of identity and memory are central to the works of visual artist Fiona Tan

The ‘Ripple Effect’ of Norway's digital program at the London Design Biennale

Japanese artist Yuma Yanagisawa and the new arts discourse

Patricia Urquiola crafts ‘garden on the table’ porcelain collection for EDIT Napoli

STIRring Together: Achim Menges and Jan Knippers on material culture

Johanna Rietveld and Anika Schroter of Art/Switch talk about waste and art

Alana Hunt’s 'Cups of nun chai' hosts a decade-long conversation with Kashmir

Jiaxing Civic Centre by MAD is a “garden-like living room” that embraces the city

Serpentine Pavilion 2022 by Counterspace honours community spaces in London

Bootlegging Books

Jun eleven, 2021

past Rosalyn D`Mello Jun xi, 2021

A contempo improver to my library, Simon Browne'southward alphabetize cards straddle the line betwixt thesis, artwork, and object.

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Past winners reflect on the Compasso d’Oro collection at the new ADI Design Museum

STIRring Together: Reimagining the life-cycle of home at the Japan Pavilion

Moody Blooms by Alex Davis are steely floral sculptures blossoming with soft power

Celebrating the power of transformation at Venice Architecture Biennale 2021

London Design Biennale looks optimistically towards the future

Private Museums of the World: Rubell Museum

Special series exploring the themes and works at Colomboscope 2021

Five works at Venice Architecture Biennale 2022 led by ecologically sensible principles

STIRring Together: Decrypting connectedness at the Denmark Pavilion

J Mayer H prioritises conditions to sympathise, intervene in, and build for <em>infinite</em>

J Mayer H prioritises weather to empathize, intervene in, and build for <em>space</em>

David Adjaye and Adam Pendleton come together at ‘Untitled (We Are Not)’

Matthew Lutz-Kinoy presents 'Window to the Clouds' at Salon Berlin

London Gallery Weekend harnesses the energy of the city’s vibrant gallery scene

Christian de Portzamparc wraps Suzhou Bay Cultural Centre in a swirling ribbon

Nisha Mathew Ghosh on ‘Small is Beautiful’ at London Design Biennale 2021

Palash Bhattacharjee’s ‘Link Road’ connects dialect and time at Colomboscope 2021

RIBA and Google Arts & Culture collaborate to create a digital architectural showcase

Greenhouses float on a simulated wetland inside El Tropicario by DARP in Colombia

The new Natural History Museum of Denmark is a subterranean wonderland

Art & Voices Matter: Daniel Knorr on interrogating authoritarian structures

UNSCRIPTED with Roberto Palomba: The Mad Balance of Design and Stupidity

Artist M Pravat responds to his immediate environment and material to create art

KANVA with NEUF architect(e)s unveil dynamic redesign of the Montreal Biodome

Staying Alive

May 20, 2021

by Rosalyn D`Mello May twenty, 2021

A show in Graz, Austria, provokes reflections on various urban, subjective experiences of time.

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Neyran Turan urges architecture to propose a new planetary imagination

Michele De Lucchi reinterprets Harry Potter book covers as “archetypes of living”

Exploring the interconnectivity of technique with F3 Studio

Philadelphia Museum of Art reopens to reveal Frank Gehry's Core Project

Chicago Architecture Biennial 2022 looks at the idea of the 'The Available City'

Helmut Jahn (1940-2021): “We’ve got to go forward!”

David Chipperfield restores Mies van der Rohe designed Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin

Immersive installations by Inclume aim to provide complex idea through simplicity

STIRring Together: ‘Three British Mosques’ looks at the history of mosques in Britain

STIRring Together: David Theodore and Thomas Balaban on 'Impostor Cities'

UNSCRIPTED with Ron Arad: Under the Hat, Behind the Mask

COVID-19 as the curator of the post pandemic world

Architecture BRIO raises Mumbai Artist Retreat on stilts to survive flooding

Stefano Boeri announced as curator for Salone del Mobile 2021

Multi-year retrospective of James Turrell at MASS MoCA, USA

East meets West in aoe’s Sino-Italian Cultural Exchange City Reception Center

Art & Voices Matter: Ahmadzai tells women centric tales in her cloth and ink works

'Small is Beautiful': discover the India Pavilion at the London Design Biennale 2021

Private Museums of the World: Fondation Maeght

The evolution of future museums

May 07, 2021

past Girinandini Singh May 07, 2021

Bihar Museum Biennale explores the challenges and opportunities of contemporary museums towards an inclusive, accessible and engaging experience.

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Superflux co-founders talk about their 12 years of critical creative explorations

Superblue Miami gears up to open the venue with 'Every Wall is a Door'

‘A Counting’ maps the linguistic diversity in the US through sound and signs

Exploring the pioneering new media practice of Tigrelab

Grist for the Factory

Apr thirty, 2021

by Rosalyn D`Mello April thirty, 2021

Ongoing since 1987, the Grindmill Songs Project lovingly archives the resilience of rural Maharashtrian women farmers in the face of patriarchal, degree-based oppression.

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The 59th Salone del Mobile to take place as planned in September at Fiera Milano Rho

Seth Globepainter keeps the innocence of a child at the centre of his mural art

Design at the Oscars: Rockwell Group’s set recaptures the spirit of Hollywood’s past

Tina Keng Galley presents an homage to Chinese abstractionist Wu Dayu

Art & Voices Matter: STIR original series on issues of communities at the margins

Comprising 260 Malayali artists, <em>Lokame Tharavadu</em> resurrects the spirit of going on

Istanbul Design Biennial revisits empathy as an objective, a toolbox, and beyond

BIG imagines a looped courtscraper for Oppo’s R&D headquarters in China

A conversation <em>within</em> 'Unfoldings: The Route Map of Experience'

A conversation <em>inside</em> 'Unfoldings: The Route Map of Experience'

Museo Reina Sofia remembers Piet Mondrian and De Stijl

Exploring GAN art with Amir Zhussupov

Apr 19, 2021

by Manu Sharma Apr 19, 2021

Generative Adversarial Network do of Zhussupov, who is based in Kazakhstan, uses code-based digital fine art to produce works across the realm of recognition.

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Pezo Von Ellrichshausen’s INES Centre is a spatial vortex of circular volumes within

JKMM Architects designs Fyyri, a copper clad library for Kirkkonummi, Finland

Digital Legacies: Art

Apr 14, 2021

by Julius Wiedemann Apr xiv, 2021

Julius Wiedemann dissects cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and the quantifiable value of tangible art in an increasingly digital world.

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Seventh edition of Colomboscope explores the theme 'Language is migrant'

'Crossing Over' materials and cultures with Vincenzo de Cotiis

STIRring Together: Venice Architecture Biennale awards Special Golden Lion

Junya Ishigami and Sou Fujimoto among those enlisted for Pavilion Tokyo 2021

‘Amber’: A look at Peng Ding's art from the outside

Swiss Architectural Award 2020: Exploring the works of Parisian practice Bruther

Architect Rajat Sodhi opens up about his inventive 'earth-restorative' designs

Engaging with art in UAE's open-air sculpture park, Jaddaf Waterfront Park

‘Reincarnate: We meet here in the Afterlife’ explores ideas of rebirth of stories and souls

Soundwaves frozen in time: Istanbul TV and Radio Tower nears completion

Li Gang’s art practice is a revelation on the significance of materiality

Visual abstraction with artist Maria Takeuchi

Designed by Herzog & de Meuron, work completed on M+ museum in Hong Kong

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe: a tribute to his monumental impact

In the name of the mother

Mar 25, 2021

past Rosalyn D`Mello Mar 25, 2021

Feminist creative, disquisitional and philosophical discourses situate fermentation every bit a queer site for contagion, collaboration, and transformation.

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Rug Republic HQ in Delhi by Architecture Discipline emerges as a striated steel shell

Cooper & Gorfer present ‘Between These Folded Walls, Utopia’ at Fotografiska, NY

Arik Levy and Frida Escobedo: manifesting masterpieces from the molecular

Champs-Élysées in Paris to be redesigned into a pedestrian-friendly green space

TARQ presents Boshudhara Mukherjee’s second solo show, ‘The Familiars’

Distorted composites: a conversation with Ukrainian artist Demian Feriy

The Wicker Story: reading the evolution of craft and parametric design

Liz West’s sculptures explore the relation between colour and human psychology

House of Wisdom by Foster + Partners creates a hi-tech ground for knowledge

Renzo Piano completes construction of the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in LA

Exploring the fascinating world of artist Steven Baltay

‘At the End of the Day’ at OMM explores our relationship with natural environment

Sohrab Hura’s ‘Growing Like A Tree’ revolves around the idea of interconnectedness

Hans Kotter’s light sculptures unite design, photography and technology

London’s Halcyon Gallery presents artworks depicting the world as seen by Bob Dylan

Morphing fauna with Berlin-based digital artist Sofia Crespo

For stage designer Es Devlin production-set is all about creating memories

Stefano Boeri and Diller Scofidio + Renfro unveil plans to revive Pirelli 39 in Milan

Studiopepe envisions its product manifesto through digital constellation 'De-siderio'

Yorkshire Sculpture Park 2022 focusses on narratives of identities and histories

Jean Nouvel’s Dolce & Gabbana Seoul store is ensconced in glass and black granite

Totan Kuzembaev says that only author driven architecture has a chance to survive

STIRring Together: What to expect at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2021

MVRDV's Marble Arch Hill will unravel an overview of Oxford Street and Hyde Park

Louis Kahn at 120: A tribute to the master of solids, voids, and the light between

Recycle Group talks about artificial intelligence and collaboration

Paulo Abreu discusses expression through the physical form

Bawa 100: 'The Gift' series responds to the work of Geoffrey Bawa and his garden

Plexus by Studio Symbiosis is a parametric pavilion that can be built in 1000+ ways

Suchitra Mattai weaves textured narratives in her multimedia art

DS+R designs Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre in Adelaide to showcase native ties

Exploring the vivid and alien world of Gabriel Massan

Perry Chen distils impressions arising from his research-based practice

A punctured white roof floats atop Sou Fujimoto’s House of Hungarian Music

OMA to design Future Science and Technology City in Chengdu, China

The NGV Triennial considers art and audienceship in a post-COVID world

Baca Architects to build whale-shaped Australian Underwater Discovery Centre

‘Rhe: everything flows’ emphasises connection between humans and nature

Private Museums of the World: Villa Carmignac

Product designer Jonatan Nilsson shows how to get inspired by 'stuff that is ugly'

Luke Jerram’s <em>Gaia</em> replicates the planet Earth to underscore its chivalrous nature

At the NGV Triennial, a bio-material revolution is underway

Casey Jex Smith speaks of his sublime and fluid realms

Sameep Padora on ‘doing more with less’ while building the Temple of Steps in India

French artist Bernar Venet creates works that are devoid of any intended meanings

Frank de Ruwe on seeking smiles above meaning in his creative practice

Curator Maike Aden talks about ‘Disonata’ at Museo Reina Sofia

Architecture that nurtures, heals, protects: the Gyaan Center in Jaisalmer

Re-contextualising maritime motifs with Duke Riley

Artist Emma Stern and gallerist Meredith Rosen discuss ‘Escapism'

Museum of Art & Photography opens to encourage a ‘museum going culture’

RRA reinterprets baking kilns into light wells in Denmark’s ‘House of Grain’

‘Reading’ the gluttonous hellscape of Gregory Jacobsen

Bangalore-based SFDW studio brings back the age-old craft of Bidriware

ZHA to energise Shenzhen skyline with column-free twin skyscrapers Tower C

Art or Children?

Jan 12, 2021

by Rosalyn D`Mello January 12, 2021

When motherhood remains taboo in a non-inclusive art globe, can artists dare to embrace their maternal bodies?

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Comic artist tom.af.brockbrock seeks to rekindle creative curiosity within his work

Photographer Elena Helfrecht discusses genetic memory and inherited trauma

'Finding Light': Capturing the many moods of light at IIM Ahmedabad

Private Museums of the World: Zeitz MOCAA

MAD reveals snow white, tent-like form of Yabuli Entrepreneurs’ Congress Center

Exploring the bizarre world of Justin Tomchuk’s ‘Interface’

Photographer Iwan Baan on capturing life of different places

Design Overview 2020: Putting the pieces together

We demand to talk about Art Critics

Dec 26, 2020

by Rosalyn D`Mello December 26, 2020

While the pandemic has put the art world nether financial strain, art criticism remains among an under-discussed realm in terms of the new conditions nether which it must be performed.

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Berenice Olmedo showcases her sculptural series ‘Homonyme’ at Basement Roma

ROM Corruption artists distort old videogames to create glitch artistry

Fable, Truth and Rendition: Prof. Anne Feenstra X Gautam Bhatia

ASIA NOW: Paris Asian Art Fair 2022 highlighted the works by Indian artists

Is it time to re-think the fundamentals of creating architecture?

‘Edge of Light’ explores light as mode and medium at HoloCenter, New York

Li Xinggang on <em>tabula rasa</em> as the most relevant and challenging situation in Cathay

Li Xinggang on <em>tabula rasa</em> every bit the most relevant and challenging situation in China

Traversing the absurd worlds of Pancreas Supervisor

ODA shares its design for the Academy of the Hebrew Language HQ in Jerusalem

Defne Ayas and Natasha Ginwala on the curatorial framework of Gwangju Biennale

STIR interviews Theaster Gates discussing his immersive practice and the sacred

Private Museums of the World: The Creation, Curation and Collections

Anna Ridler talks about blind spots in information and her data driven projects

Private Museums of the World: Muzeum Susch

A breath of fresh air: Reverse Chimney Pavilion by Carbon Craft Design

Aloma Lafontana’s wearable sculptures are interface of inner and outer worlds of body

Quayola visualises some ways in which machines might see art at Modena

Exploring the world of 3D printing with Julia Koerner

Durjoy Bangladesh Foundation promotes South Asian art with international audience

Zaha Hadid Architects' Shenzhen Science and Technology Museum shuns linearity

Swiss artist Zimoun shows us a new way to experience sound

A competition seeks to save Chicago's Thompson Center from demolition

Foster + Partners to design a new Transport Oriented Development in China

Salone del Mobile moves to September 2021, marking 60 years of the design fair

Why slow architecture matters: Anupama Kundoo writes on the power of time

Shadow Libraries

Nov 27, 2020

past Rosalyn D`Mello Nov 27, 2020

Contemporary artists remind us that libraries are storehouses of 'civilisational' noesis premised on exclusion and systemic othering.

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Dezeen Awards 2022 winners announced; spotlight on conscious design for the future

Gajah Gallery explores photography and colonial pasts in contemporary art

Space Popular uses soft pastels and custom furniture for a day spa in Bangkok

Luminaries of our Times – Zandra Rhodes

Nov 25, 2020

past Sonal Shah Nov 25, 2020

STIR speaks with some of the greatest icons of our times – the queen of advanced way, Rhodes is a feisty 80-year-old British textile designer, as prolifically creative as always.

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Double world of the works by Nicolas K Feldmeyer sets pace for attentive viewing

David Adjaye's rammed earth library is an ode to South African president Thabo Mbeki

Remembering Kuldip Singh (1934-2020): an icon of Modernism in Delhi

In conversation with Balkrishna Doshi, who believes the word ‘architecture’ is a trap

Atelier-r breathes new life into Helf&scaron;týn Castle, fuses heritage with modern

An architectural conference in VR by Space Popular reflects virtual togetherness

Enzo Mari: In memoriam, with Richard Hutten, Fabio Novembre & Patricia Urquiola

Can the curator repair?

Nov 10, 2020

by Rosalyn D`Mello November x, 2020

In showcasing the aesthetics of mending, it is contentious for art to be contextualised as insulated from the broken-ness of reality.

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The Golden Jubilee Museum of Agriculture in Thailand emerges from the earth

Contreras Earl Architecture designs first of its kind ‘Biobank’ for corals

Art Basel embraces technology to enhance art viewing, not replacing physical fairs

Mori Art Museum examines the evolution of contemporary Japanese art

Unseen Art: LN Tallur on 'Time Travel' being exhibited… but not quite

In conversation with Rahul Mehrotra on practice, theory and academia

Adjaye Associates capture history through tiled murals at 1199SEIU healthcare union HQ

Berlin Biennale 11: An attempt to recentre the margins with the voices of collectivism

Alex Chinneck’s sculptures lend an illusion of newness to everyday ordinariness

The importance of being Friedl Kubelka vom Gröller

The US Olympic and Paralympic Museum is DS+R’s ode to the nation’s athletes

American artist Willie Cole on making art from discarded objects

Unseen Art: Entang Wiharso plays with a new material in an unrevealed work - glitter

Between discipline and creative generosity: Beatrice Leanza's idea of good design

South African artist Mary Sibande discusses <em>Sophie,</em> her alter ego

South African artist Mary Sibande discusses <em>Sophie,</em> her change ego

How Bella Rune inhabited the legendary Carl Eldh Studio Museum

OMA’s Axel Springer building in Germany breaks down isolated thinking

William Utermohlen’s critical works reveal extent of Alzheimer’s disease

Snøhetta designs El Paso Children’s Museum for families at US-Mexico border

Snøhetta designs civic landmark Cheongju New City Hall in South Korea

Unseen Art: Dhruvi Acharya on her mixed media installation that would have been

Studio Anna Heringer builds a ‘birthing room’ prototype in Vorarlberg, Austria

Le Corbusier and a legacy that goes beyond championing modern architecture

Unseen Art – A STIR original series on works of art that have never been shown

Early arrival: Bjarke Ingels and the BIG phenomenon

Bjarke Ingels Group envisions AI CITY for Terminus Group in Chongqing, China

Artist Brett Bolton of Nevada brings together audio and video in his art

123 Architects transform factory into photography studio ‘Masquerade’ in China

Masaru Iwai’s online-offline project ‘Broom Stars’ focuses on issues of cleansing

Chinese architect Wang Hui of URBANUS picks community building over form making

Milano Arch Week 2022 explores online and offline dimensions

Christ & Gantenbein reveals the Lindt Home of Chocolate in Zurich

Russian artist commonage AES+F presents their starting time opera <em>Turandot</em>

Russian creative person commonage AES+F presents their starting time opera <em>Turandot</em>

Beyond bread, wine, cars, security and peace

Sep 18, 2020

past Rosalyn D`Mello Sep eighteen, 2020

The debut exhibition at Kunsthalle Wien past its new directors, the Croation collective, What, How & for Whom (WHW), reveals the inherently classist nature of our desires for peace.

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Johanna Gustafsson Fürst explores the grafting of tongues

Immersive art by 36° offers a touch of virtual reality to the labyrinth of the mind

Science fiction artist Lucy McRae on relation between technology and humans

The performative clay works of William Cobbing

Edmund Sumner X Vladimir Belogolovsky: Cross Border Conversations

Made in Sri Lanka: Curated by Colomboscope

Animal or airplane ply? NEON reinvents Finnish hut as kinetic ‘Shiver House’

The alchemist of polka dots, Yayoi Kusama creates a vision of infinity on earth

Roobina Karode of Kiran Nadar Museum of Art deliberates on the art ecosystem

ACROS Fukuoka Prefectural International Hall by Emilio Ambasz turns 25

'Bending Light' at Pace Gallery pays homage to the Light and Space movement

Nils Voelker transforms everyday objects into immersive art

French artist Cyril Lancelin plays with ideas of artificial landscapes

Oslo-based Malin Bulow discusses body, relationships and environment

UV light connect between art of photography and science of robots

Kochi-Muziris Biennale to explore divergent sensibilities of collective discourses

BV Doshi, the child behind the magician, stirs the secret of discovery at 93

Burning Man 2020: Experience the virtual Museum of No Spectators

OMA transforms Tiffany & Co’s Fifth Avenue flagship with a rooftop glass addition

Gamescapes: Cao Fei recalls ‘RMB City’, the virtual world, and its future

After the Black Lives Matter outrage, STIR investigates the response of the art world

The hugger-mugger Library of Babel

Aug 24, 2020

by Rosalyn D`Mello Aug 24, 2020

Gimmicky artists are boldly aligning their practices within Femmage to brand visible lost, stolen, and invisibilised histories of female labour.

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Made in the Netherlands: Curated by Wendy Plomp

Morgane Erpen’s immersive installations underscore climate extremities

Rooi Design and Research recycles Pavilion S into rural street furniture

Henning Larsen, Studio Gang, Snøhetta reveal Theodore Roosevelt Library design

‘Art in the age of Anxiety’ in the UAE investigates our digitised life

Gamescapes: Anokhi Shah discusses materiality, virtuality and video games

Robert Pledge unfolds the many layers of narrative photography

Artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset’s sculptures shed light on socio-political environment

Democratising augmented reality with ALL World

Miguel Rothschild’s immersive art practice represents the duality of life

Design Emergency discusses innovations that are crucial in the age of pandemic

The art of making art seen through the lens of serving and consuming food

Made in Kenya: Curated by Adrian Jankowiak

The age of the readymade: How Marcel Duchamp changed art

Unlocking the new world: A conversation with creative practices in Venice

Cosmic relationalism in the sculptures of Mizanur Rahman Chowdhury

Korean boy band BTS expands the art experience with 22 artists across five cities

DNA Paris Design Awards 2022 honour fresh and innovative designs, thinkers

Studio Formafantasma X Asim Waqif: Cross Border Conversations

Can the artist speak?

Jul 30, 2020

by Rosalyn D`Mello Jul 30, 2020

In a mail COVID-nineteen reality, is information technology possible to foresee outreach initiatives by individual galleries that privilege the artist's subjectivity over jargon-heavy soapbox?

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Danish artist Thomas Dambo creates giant trolls out of trash

Made in Brazil: Curated by Campana Brothers

MAD Architects unveil scheme for Shenzhen Bay Culture Park

Revisiting the life of Revathi Kamath, the torchbearer of vernacular architecture

A peep behind the lofty canvases of Tyeb Mehta to discover his towering personality

The neon glow of Keith Sonnier continues to shine after his death at 78

Celebrating Geoffrey Bawa’s delightful buildings and gardens on his 101st birthday

Celebrating the life of pop artist Keith Haring who promoted AIDS awareness

Space Popular X teamLab: Cross Border Conversations

‘Days Untitled’ by Sadia Marium from Dhaka discusses memories of confinement

David Chipperfield finishes Carmen Würth Forum in Germany with an art museum

Architect Sergei Tchoban on his passion for the art of architectural drawings

Swiss artist Massimiliano Moro’s library of light and shadow

Francesca Torzo and Lucy Styles win the first Italian Architecture Prize 2020

CHYBIK+KRISTOF wins contest for Jihlava Multipurpose Arena in Czech Republic

‘Forest’ school by NUDES in India has an infinity-shaped roof track and green skin

Gamescapes: Are video games contemporary art, too?

Gamescapes: Art in The World of Video Game Design

Dynamic installations by Shinji Ohmaki invite human sensorial experience

Czech Republic builds its first 3D-printed floating house in 32 hours

Theo Jansen on his passion for developing <em>strandbeests</em> into ever evolving creatures

Artist Rafaël Rozendaal talks about making art on the internet

‘Garden of Six Seasons’ explores cultural multiplicities at Para Site, Hong Kong

Oslo Biennale to rethink art production and dissemination over a five-year timeline

Shilpa Gupta’s art practice illuminates the silenced history for an inclusive world

Mumbai-based artist Sudarshan Shetty talks about his past, present and future

Ajay Kurian deconstructs some absurdities of marginalisation through his installations

Daniel Canogar talks about his new series ‘Billow’ at bitforms gallery in New York

Subtle incisiveness of Ranbir Kaleka’s works puts everyday events into perspective

Salone del Mobile President Claudio Luti gives an early insight into 2022 edition

Light-art windows send out message of hope to passers-by amid COVID-19 isolation

Chinese architect Liu Jiakun on accepting imperfections in his works

SO-IL designs Beeline as an ephemeral architectural intervention for MAAT, Lisbon

Compartment S4 builds earthquake resistant tourism center in Khirsu, India

Triennale Milano, London, Copenhagen architecture fests set for a new digital life

World’s highest open-air deck by Safdie Architects welcomes visitors in China

Luminaries of our times: Fumihiko Maki, Lim Tze Peng, Tricia Guild, Patrick Hughes...

'Creative Quarantine' by Creative Image prompts us to make art for pleasure

Multidisciplinary artist Manir Mrittik on his obsession with image-based practice

Mithu Sen’s concept-laden practice unearths the unseen meanings of body and home

Sovereign Asian Art Prize finalist Thyitar on struggles of womanhood in Myanmar

Casablanca through New Waves of Mohamed Melehi's cosmopolitan art

Exploring the ecological art practice of contemporary artist Peggy Chan

DAAA Haus wins German Design Award 2022 for restoring historical building in Malta

Amar Kanwar's two simultaneous shows in UAE create experiential display for viewers

Oscar Oiwa delves into the ‘Dreams of a Sleeping World’ at USC Pacific Asia Museum

Yiyun Kang participates in CONNECT BTS, the K-pop sensation’s arts initiative

Zarina lives on through her influence on a whole generation of creative professionals

A white porous yacht is the new community centre on Danube River in Budapest

Lars Fisk creates spherical sculptures for ‘Wattle & Daub’, his solo debut in the UK

Artist Maja Petric on her award-winning work ‘We Are All Made of Light’

Ready to sail to emergency: Container ship hospitals by Weston Williamson + Partners

Peter Eisenman reflects on practising in uncertainty, and the notion of authority

CHYBIK+KRISTOF to resurrect Gregor Mendel’s greenhouse in Czech Republic

Pallavi Paul archives the silence of the pandemic through Share Your Quiet

Experiencing the architecture of Pritzker laureate Peter Zumthor

Soumitro Ghosh on creating 'hope' and importance of materials in architecture

Destructing everyday objects with artist Jan Hakon Erichsen

Plantel Matilde: An inhabitable sculpture nestled in the Yucatán jungle, Mexico

AI robot speaks to God in Diemut Strebe's installation at The Centre Pompidou, Paris

American Pritzker laureate Thom Mayne on his fascination with the unfinished

Vibha Galhotra’s ‘Beyond the Blue’ in New York explores the ideas of cycle of evolution

Smartvoll architects bring modern minimalism to Wellness Pavilion in Austria

Peles Empire shows in Asia for the first time at Barakat Contemporary, Seoul

Emmanuelle Moureaux hangs colourful numbers for ‘Slices of Time’ in London

Luminaries of our Times – Patrick Hughes

Apr 13, 2020

by Sonal Shah Apr 13, 2020

STIR speaks with some of the greatest icons of our times – the sculptured paintings past eighty-year-old Hughes are paradoxes that enthrall the viewer visually and intellectually.

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Mischa Kuball’s DYS(U)TOPIA poses questions to the world STIRred by COVID-19

Architects, designers and artists we have lost to the novel Coronavirus

Frank Lloyd Wright: seven things to know about the iconic American architect

21,39 Jeddah Arts urges us to show some love for the environment, urgently

Revisiting iconic architect and Pritzker laureate Zaha Hadid’s first major project

The Story of the Humble Square: Shaheen Bagh to Tiananmen Square and beyond

American artist Lita Albuquerque creates fictional female astronaut for Desert X AlUla

OMA creates multifaceted glass route at The Galleria store in Gwanggyo, South Korea

Space Popular explores the evolution of architectural styles at RIBA, London

Remen Chopra W. Van Der Vaart’s solo show in Delhi revolves around the idea of home

The icon of modern architecture, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and America

Dutch artists Peter Gentenaar and Iris van Herpen transcend industries to create art

Artist Probir Gupta’s works push for beauty in the times of morbidity

Dorte Mandrup to design The Whale, an Arctic attraction in Andøya, Norway

Artist Alwar Balasubramaniam’s practice alchemises the five elements into art

Art Basel launches Online Viewing Rooms, more than 2,000 artworks on display

Architect Jeanne Gang forging relationships within communities with the built form

‘Counting Memories’ and looking within with Chiharu Shiota’s installation in Poland

National Maritime Museum of China by COX Architecture traces its marine heritage

Houtlander and AHEC to bring 'The Preservation Bench' to India this summer

Envisioning 2001: A Space Odyssey, an exhibit at The Museum of Moving Image, NY

Art, design and architectural events cancelled or suspended due to Coronavirus

Waterfrom Design builds Tea Community Centre wrapped around a tree in Xiamen

Henning Larsen envisions Arctic University Museum of Norway as a glowing beacon

Research by MVRDV, Airbus explores how to integrate vertiports into urban environments

Mario Pasqualotto transforms Barcelona Pavilion into a drawing of light and colour

Paul Cocksedge designs an 'exploded bridge' for Design Indaba 2022 in Cape Town

Langen Foundation celebrates top artists of Korean abstraction and Dansaekhwa

Studio Symbiosis to bring a perfume museum and park in Kannauj, India

Tectona Grandis Furniture: Reclaiming teakwood with contemporary designs

Roca London Gallery showcases projects focusing on flood resilient architecture

Between the Master and the Maker: Raghu Rai in conversation with JJ Valaya

Asif Khan-designed Entry Portals for EXPO 2022 draw inspiration from Arabic patterns

BTS, the K-Pop sensation presents ‘Catharsis’ at Serpentine Galleries

The lyrical alliance between concrete and light by Louis Kahn and August Komendant

‘india: unbuilt architecture’ celebrates buildings that weren’t and ideas that live on

The Norman Foster Foundation sets out on a mission to rebuild Odisha's slum settlements

Yasaman Esmaili on addressing crises through her community-oriented projects

RPBW renovates Moscow’s power station GES-2 into a civic cultural space

Los Angeles Water School by Oscar Tuazon traces how water connects communities

A 10-step insight into the life and works of Thomas Heatherwick

Almagul Menlibayeva examines shared histories, global futures at Lahore Biennale

‘Light of Day’ by Rob de Oude at McKenzie Fine Art is a take on Impressionists

Understanding the Bauhaus: Its influence on architecture, design and education

Refik Anadol sparks conversation about machine intelligence at Kraftwerk Berlin

The decade in art: 10 trends, 10 years

Feb 11, 2020

by Georgina Maddox Feb eleven, 2020

Every bit some styles and developments brought in a tranquillity revolution in the earth of fine art, STIR takes a look at the 10 important trends and changes in the final 10 years.

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Remembering Arne Jacobsen, the man who adhered by 'total design' in his works

Materiology 2.0: What Happens When Yesterday Becomes Tomorrow?

Morag Myerscough shares the story of engaging communities with her bold works

Cars and industrial surfaces that make artistic ‘canvases’

Zaha Hadid Architects reveal first building from Unicorn Island masterplan in China

Gallery David Zwirner to present Marcel Dzama at India Art Fair 2020

Remembering Philip Johnson, the architect who pioneered modernism in America

German architect Gottfried Böhm’s birth centenary comes alive with BÖHM100

Sketching Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris – a drawing tutorial by Dan Hogman

John Baldessari, the artist who created a revolution by burning his own paintings

The inner world of Van Gogh comes alive at the Arsenal Contemporary Art, Montreal

Dora Maar's surrealist photography takes over the Tate Modern in London

Jitish Kallat showcases ‘Terranum Nuncius’, an immersive solo exhibit in Mumbai

Akbar Padamsee - a painter, philosopher and a pioneer of modern Indian art

<em>Summer’due south Children</em> past Anpu Varkey narrates a day in nature through the eyes of 2 kids

<em>Summertime’southward Children</em> by Anpu Varkey narrates a solar day in nature through the optics of ii kids

Space Popular's 'Gate of Bright Lights' in Seoul is a portal into the digital future

Weftscape, an attempt to interpret <em>jamdani</em> traditions with a contemporary lens

Weftscape, an try to interpret <em>jamdani</em> traditions with a gimmicky lens

Herzog & de Meuron wins competition to design Hangzhou’s Grand Canal Museum

Gianluca Gimini turns bicycles drawn from memory into 3D renders for ‘Velocipedia’

Hilary Jack and the art of socio-political reflection

Second edition of Taipei Dangdai puts spotlight on home-grown galleries

Insisting on Being Modern: the new MoMA in New York

<em>Cyberia: New Media Playground</em> explored the alternate realities in the digital historic period

<em>Cyberia: New Media Playground</em> explored the alternating realities in the digital age

Immersive experiences that STIRred 2019

December 28, 2019

by STIRworld Dec 28, 2019

STIR lists five of the most intriguing setups of 2022 that converge compages, design and art to create experiences that please the senses and inspire thought.

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Museum of Architecture’s Gingerbread City explores new ways of moving around

Conversations that created a STIR in 2019

Events that STIRred 2019

Dec 21, 2019

past STIRworld December 21, 2019

A rundown of v events from this year that brought together the best creative minds from beyond the globe and inspired dialogue, debate and change.

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The future through art at Mori Art Museum, Tokyo

Pulitzer museum in the US features Susan Philipsz’s immersive sound installations

Adrián Villar Rojas to showcase <em>Poems for Earthlings</em>, his first solo in holland

Adrián Villar Rojas to showcase <em>Poems for Earthlings</em>, his outset solo in the netherlands

Travelling through history and culture: KRVIA students deconstruct the city of Braj

Peter Sedgley brings light to his canvases through optical illusions

Stonehill Taylor designs a unique Arts Hotel in Milwaukee, USA

<em>Save The Oceans</em> by Ksenia Salion explores how changing life changes marine life

Paul Priestman on the future of travel through design

Kochi Design Week to host discussions on renewed development and revival in Kerala

No promise of 'forever' in Barbara Kruger's provocative show in Seoul

10 Chairs by STIR invoked an age-old debate

Designs that took centrestage at World Architecture Festival, INSIDE Awards 2019

Hélio Oiticica's works exhibited at Art Basel Miami Beach 2019

Zaha Hadid Architects' new arts museum, MICA, opens in China

Raw Collaborative 2022 celebrated contemporary Indian design

Transformative fashion and digital designs that ruled Reshape 2019

Apple's wonder designer Tim Kobe on retail spaces that intersect with human touch

Sarah Abu Abdallah's work exhibits tension between virtual personas and reality

Four design stalwarts pay their heartfelt tribute to Alessandro Mendini

Alisa Prudnikova on the art of Immortality at the Ural Industrial Biennial in Russia

Aleksandra Domanović exhibits an augmented reality sculpture in Milan

Around 100 exhibitors showcase works at the third edition of Art Düsseldorf, Germany

Lumiere Festival 2022 soaks Durham in immersive light-based installations

Sketching the National Palace Museum, Taipei - a drawing tutorial by Dan Hogman

Artists and art collectives from around the world to exhibit at the Singapore Biennale

Merging masterminds of light at PLDC 2022 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands

Immersive Art Festival celebrated digital design at Atelier des Lumières, Paris

Curved aluminium fins wrap the undulating exterior of Xiqu Centre in Hong Kong

Patrick Staff to exhibit <em>On Venus</em> at Serpentine Sackler Gallery

Snøhetta designs The Arc, a visitor centre for Arctic preservation storage in Norway

<em>Ministry building for All</em> unclads Storefront's facade to expose the vulnerability of architecture

<em>Ministry for All</em> unclads Storefront's facade to expose the vulnerability of compages

Architects Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu on their obsession with the notion of nostalgia

Expo 2022 Dubai: The Sustainability District to seek solutions on securing our future

Expo 2022 Dubai: The Opportunity District to inspire visitors to act for a better world

Expo 2022 Dubai: The Mobility District to connect people, goods and ideas

On a cultural trail in Croatia

Oct 26, 2019

by Karishma Bajaj Oct 26, 2019

Through cobbled by-lanes, under historical archways, and all around a stunning medieval urban center, Karishma Bajaj digs into a cute slice of the cultural by in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

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Architecture

Choreography of light and its conversation with an architect

Rethinking abstraction: Mary Gabriel’s <em>Ninth Street Women</em>

Rethinking brainchild: Mary Gabriel’s <em>Ninth Street Women</em>

Sketching the Palace of Fine Arts - a drawing tutorial by Dan Hogman

Artist Kiki Smith in conversation with Atul Dodiya and Gieve Patel

Here comes the sun: the importance of daylight in galleries and museums

The curatorial context behind the Art Encounters Biennial 2022 in Romania

Sandeep Biswas provides a peek into reflected realities of four cities

The fragile interface of art, science and nature - an interaction with Studio Drift

Anthropocene and climate change through the lens of photography and film in Italy

Contemporary artist Ed Atkins’ latest works showcased at the Venice Biennale

Al Wasl dome for Dubai Expo 2022 is an architectural marvel

Linehouse turns an old warehouse in Shanghai into a haven for tea drinkers

When art meets technology - a trend towards immersive experience

The lighting architects: Poul Henningsen, Arne Jacobsen and Louis Poulsen

Ed Kluz recreates the lost splendour of London’s historic facades

Architecture firm SOM designs 'Moon Village', a full-time lunar habitat

Jakob Kudsk Steensen’s <em>The Deep Listener</em> combines art, ecology and technology

Jakob Kudsk Steensen’southward <em>The Deep Listener</em> combines art, environmental and technology

Gallery Art Motif exhibits luminous light, abstract sculptures made in paper

The second edition of the Okayama Art Summit commences in Japan

Delving into Amalia Ulman's critique of racking up followers on social media

Es Devlin’s <em>Memory Palace</em> in London maps evolution of thought over 75 millennia

Sweden's Göteborg Biennial 2022 explores the theme 'Part of the Labyrinth'

Design education in India: An experiment in modernity

Frozen in time: live sculptures by Chinese artist Xu Zhen

Kengo Kuma's Odunpazari Modern Museum (OMM) marries art, design and history

Olafur Eliasson, Anish Kapoor, Marina Abramović explore the virtual in Venice

Living art exhibit, Danielle Lismore, paints with fabric and shapes

Geoffrey Bawa: the master architect of Sri Lanka

Contemporary Istanbul art fair is here and now

Paul Cocksedge’s installation at LDF 19 invites visitors to <em>Please Exist Seated</em>

Paul Cocksedge’s installation at LDF nineteen invites visitors to <em>Please Be Seated</em>

Luminaries of our times - Lim Tze Peng

Sep 03, 2019

by Sonal Shah Sep 03, 2019

STIR speaks with some of the greatest icons of our times – Lim Tze Peng, at 98, boasts of a solo-testify at the BDL Museum, Mumbai providing a fascinating glimpse into his oeuvre.

People
Art

Of arts, politics and censorship at Aichi Triennale, Japan

Green Warriors – artists fighting for a change

Virgil Abloh imagines homes of the future with his collection for Vitra

Earth Mother: Gaby Solly on art and the environment

Marc Lee's installation maps free flow of information around the world

José Luis Torres' public art projects are effective activist works, yet fun

Dayanita Singh's BV Box celebrates the genius of Pritzker Prize laureate, BV Doshi

<em>The Time to come Is Here</em>: exploring the influence of applied science on millennials

<em>The Future Is Hither</em>: exploring the influence of engineering science on millennials

Hopping on a mattress for the <i>World Record</i>

Hopping on a mattress for the <i>Globe Record</i>

Hopping on a mattress for the World Record

Aug 26, 2019

by Sukanya Garg Aug 26, 2019

Announcing Paola Pivi. Globe Tape, the monographic show dedicated to artist Paola Pivi, winner of a Golden Lion at the 1999 Venice Biennale, at MAXXI, Italy, till September 8, 2019.

Features
Art

Letter from an architect to the gurus and students of architecture

American artist KAWS's huge Mickey-shaped sculpture takes over Taipei

Zaha Hadid Design's latest collection showcased at Design Shanghai 2019

Curatorial projection, <em>Ilâj</em>, by Yasaman Tamizkar focuses on fine art as a cure

A book I wish I had done: Estudos, rabiscos e desenhos

Refik Anadol’s Machine Hallucination gives machines a human consciousness

Gensler proposes a temporary pavilion in front of the Notre-Dame Cathedral

Thukral & Tagra exhibit <em>Lullament2</em> in Ludwigsburg, Germany

Marseille: A collection of contemporary architectural marvels

The James-Simon-Galerie by David Chipperfield Architects

Korean artist Do Ho Suh builds home within home at the MMCA in Seoul

Architect Suchi Reddy discusses her philosophy of design

The Contour Chair designed by Børge Mogensen is back on the shelves

An anti art-fair in Delhi presented new and undiscovered artists

Screen City Biennial 2022 to engage a post-anthropocentric worldview

Matthew Clark's animal orchestra offers visual translation of natural sounds

Risa Puno turns game designer with her escape rooms installation in New York

Rediscovering voids at the Jewish Museum

Madrid’s Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum showcases artist Amar Kanwar’s works

Artists focus on non-representational paintings at Regionale 19 in Basel

Studio Drift pays tribute to the 50-year milestone of the Apollo 11 mission

COS & Mamou-Mani collaborate to create a 3D printed bioplastic structure

Carlo Ratti Associati grows architectural structures from mushrooms

Lithuania's Emilija &Scaron;karnulytė awarded Future Generation Art Prize 2022

Rossana Orlandi showcases recycled plastics at Fuorisalone 2019

Louis Vuitton unveils <i>Objets Nomades</i> at Fuorisalone 2019

Ania Jaworska’s furniture is a 'SET' of contradictions

Taking 'pride' in art

Jul 10, 2019

by Georgina Maddox Jul 10, 2019

With gay and queer art making art-mart cash registers band, it is fourth dimension to celebrate the rainbow spectrum.

Features
Fine art

RA Dorfman Award conferred on Thai architect Boonserm Premthada

World Architecture Festival (WAF) announces its shortlist for 2019

Rana Begum creates urban reflections through her art

Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams at the V&A, London

A book I wish I had done: Signs of the times. Rehearsals for a revolution

Radically Imaginative

Jun 27, 2019

by Georgina Maddox Jun 27, 2019

Nalini Malani is a shoo-in equally the winner of the prestigious Joan Miró art accolade.

People
Fine art

The Biennale of Sydney - On the Edge of Sydney’s Centre

Taking the Tate by storm: Olafur Eliasson immerses the audience in art

Junya Ishigami designs the 2022 Serpentine Pavilion

The new Aranya Art Centre designed by Neri&Hu opens in China

Flying Disc at Hotel Unique by Ingo Maurer

Waste-management facility in UAE gets a coat of opulence by ZHA

Sensuous serenity for Salvatori at Milan Design Week 2019

Looking at inspirational public libraries

Product showcase on the façade of the MY DVA furniture showroom

A cultural context for the National Museum of Qatar by Jean Nouvel

Henning Larsen's recent convention centre stands tall as a friendly gesture

REFUSE! studio takes a vibrant spin on a cycling studio

The Emotional Biennale

May 24, 2019

by Sukanya Garg May 24, 2019

Announcing Momentum10, the 10th edition of the Nordic Biennale of Gimmicky Art, to be held betwixt June eight and October 9, 2022 in Norway.

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Fine art

Sheela Gowda Remains Centrestage

May 24, 2019

past Sukanya Garg May 24, 2019

Pirelli HangarBicocca presents Remains, Italy's start major solo testify of works past Bangalore based Indian artist Sheela Gowda from April four to September 15, 2019.

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Art

A walk to remember at the Museum of Outdoor Arts

Love is Calling from Boston

May 24, 2019

past Sukanya Garg May 24, 2019

Announcing the acquisition of Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Room by Institute of Gimmicky Art in Boston.

News
Fine art

Invisible becomes visible

May 23, 2019

past Sukanya Garg May 23, 2019

Multi-sensory immersive installation "Nosotros Alive in an Ocean of Air" was on view at Saatchi Gallery, London.

Features
Art

Art-LIVE in Brussels

May 23, 2019

by Sukanya Garg May 23, 2019

Performatik19 showcased contemporary operation art of over forty artists in Brussels during March 13-24, 2019.

News
Art

Astha Butail shares a story within a story at her New Delhi art show

Dieter Jung swings between optics and kinetics in this hi-tech driven show

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