Stir World
At the turn of the 20th century, a national artform would emerge for a new India, with it a new art education, and at the helm of these currents was one man, Abanindranath Tagore. Read More
It's Nice That
The work produced is to be exhibited at Sotheby’s, with all profits going to Fine Cell Work. Read More
The Indian Express
Models, framers, fresh graduates and folk artists find that the pandemic has upended their careers and put their lives on hold. Read More
Creative Boom
Performative art comes in many forms but none so distinctive than David Henry Nobody Jr's bonkers, fictional characters that sport body paint, unusual masks and wearable sculptures made up of all kinds of random objects. Read More
AIGA Eye on Design
“You don't need to have graphics on the cover if the imagery is really strong.” Read More
Soul City is a book about Calcutta from the perspective of 16 different ‘Calcuttans’ who share their version of the City of Joy. Read More
Yellow Trace
In his Affects series, Tokyo-based graphic designer Masashi Murakami pushes the possibilities of paper by appearing to turn the digital into the physical. Read More
Stir
From Michael Pinsky’s Pollution Pods at the UN to the Pink seesaws at the US-Mexico border and Olafur Eliasson’s work at Tate Modern, 2019 has been a year of inspiring and powerful art. We round up 10 distinct works, in no particular order, of art that made an impact that is here to stay Read More
Spoon and Tamago
For 35 years, since he was in grade school, the sculptor Tomohiro Yasui has been making paper robots. Read More
It's Nice That
While many universities in the UK remain closed and those in the US continue to navigate Covid restrictions, the annual list of best higher education schools for creative subjects remains fairly consistent. Read More
Stir
STIR delves into the elements that make video games a form of art, a medium that engages the audience in immersive experiences through visually exceptional storytelling. Read More
dezeen
Borrowing aesthetics from a range of cultures masks the lack of racial diversity in interior design and it is now time to change this says Bhavin Taylor. Read More