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05.07, People
Four de Graafs and a Book: On Chaos and Strategy in Russia
OMA partner Reinier de Graaf talks to writer Anton Kalgaev about his recent book and the most intriguing things he understood after working in Russia.
15.07, Bookshelf
Judging ‘Architecture of the USSR’ by its covers: 13 remarkable designs from the Soviet magazine
A look at the сover designs of the main Soviet architecture magazine.
10.07, Art & Design
There Is No Nature: Extensive Show at Garage Envisions Ecology as New Politics
A recently opened exhibition at Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow brings together the works of over 50 Russian and international artists in order to rethink the relationship between humans and nature.
08.07, Architecture
‘The average affordable home will be a coffin’: Reinier de Graaf on the decline of social housing
Dutch architect and OMA partner Reinier de Graaf talks about the decline in social architecture—and points a way to the future.
28.06, Cities
Understanding Russia’s Largest Cities: A New Report by Strelka KB
Understanding the peculiarities of Russia’s municipal economies can help guide private investment decisions—and public spending.
24.06, Education
The New Normal Summer at Strelka
Experience one of the most experimental research programs through a series of public events and workshops organized by Strelka’s The New Normal speculative urbanism think-tank.
20.06, People
Architectures of Discrimination: Geoff Manaugh’s Guide to Quarantine
The author of the bestselling book A Burglar’s Guide to the City, Geoff Manaugh, investigates how the uncertainty of quarantine creates legal loopholes allowing for atrocities and the abuse of power.
11.06, Deadlines
ArchDaily & Strelka Award
ArchDaily, Strelka KB, and Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design announce an open call for a joint award to celebrate emerging architects and new ideas that transform the contemporary city.
10.06, Art & Design
Noah’s Ark of the Anthropocene? How the Vatican plans to avert ecological catastrophe
Art historian and critic Uliana Dobrova looks at how Pope Francis I has come to be seen as the “eco-Pope.”
03.06, Deadlines
Opportunities: Dakar, Eindhoven, Pristina, Hong Kong
Upcoming interdisciplinary programs, competitions, and open calls, selected by Strelka Mag.
29.05, Architecture
New Garage Screen cinema unveiled in Moscow’s Gorky Park
This year’s Garage Screen summer cinema has been unveiled. The structure, located in front of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow, is the result of an architectural competition organized by the museum and Strelka KB.
24.05, Education
Preparing children for life in a hotter, less predictable world
By teaching children to connect everyday experiences to systemic issues and fostering intergenerational dialogue, the Finnish education system is preparing them for the unstable world to come.
20.05, Cities
‘Moscow Street’ becomes the only European finalist in ULI Global Awards for Excellence
The Moscow Street Program, conducted by Strelka KB and a team of international experts to revitalize the Russian capital’s urban landscape, has been named a finalist in the 2019 ULI Global Awards for Excellence.
30.04, Art & Design
Post-Stalker: Notes on post-industrial environments and aesthetics
As Andrei Tarkovsky’s seminal film Stalker marks its 40-year anniversary this year, architect and urban designer Ryan Madson reflects on the aesthetics of the post-industrial and looks at how the film can help us speculate about a world in which the human condition is increasingly circumscribed.
26.04, Art & Design
Metropia 2042: Artists envision urban future in major 3D challenge
What will cities and urban life look like decades from now? Speculating about new and groundbreaking technology, artists from around the world tried to envision the future in a major 3D challenge.
19.04, Deadlines
Opportunities: Cairo, Shenzhen, Moscow, Berlin, Košice
Strelka Mag has picked a selection of upcoming interdisciplinary programs, residencies, and competitions taking place across the globe.
17.04, Art & Design
Augmented reality brings demolished Yekaterinburg TV Tower back to life
Russian artist Slava PTRK has used augmented reality (AR) to revive a demolished tower which once stood more than 200 meters above the city of Yekaterinburg.
12.04, Cities
VR tour gives visitors a unique look into Moscow’s past and utopian projects
Have you ever wondered how the most utopian Soviet architectural projects would look in the urban environment of Moscow?
11.04, Art & Design
Philippe Starck joins forces with AI for new chair design
As the scope of artificial intelligence continues to widen, renowned French designer Philippe Starck has teamed up with AI to create a chair which is not only aesthetically pleasing, but requires only a small amount of material and energy to produce.