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Arts Illustrated Magazine - October - November 2015

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In this issue

Our cover this month features an artwork by Navin Thomas,
whose works primarily try to juxtapose or combine natural ecologies with electro-acoustic ecologies. The material used for
the artwork on this cover is from a 'box of junk' from his studio. 'The black egg belonged to a retired veterinarian who procured it from an abandoned emu hatchery on the outskirts of Bangalore,'
he says. For this issue on 'Sound in Art', Navin's artwork, quite unconsciously, signals a new era in contemporary art, where increasingly the lines between the inward and outward journeys begin to blur. 'Once there was a composer who arranged sound through a system of rocks and pebbles. I first dismissed it as an unconscious surface aesthetic. Years later, however, I began to consider the possible inherent audible nature of matter. Why represent a rock with another rock? Can a rock be more than a rock? Can a rock lead us to a certain formlessness...' Strangely, the black marker text on the box that he found reads, 'Not of this world'.

Arts Illustrated Magazine Description:

Publisher: LA-5-Global-Publications

Category: Art

Language: English

Frequency: Bi-Monthly

Arts Illustrated is an Indian based arts and design magazine dedicated to understanding the contemporary arts landscape and creating a more inclusive ecosystem for the arts in the country. It delves deeply into the visual arts and design narrative, offering a global and contemporary perspective to subjects, information and ideas that we believe, need to be heard by a larger audience. Our endeavour is to create an exciting read that reflects our ethos to inspire, evoke and enrich our readers. Our visually laid out chronicle of the creative landscape is published bi-monthly (once in two months) and is available across 12 key cities in India.