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In this issue
It was artist Paul Klee who famously said ‘A line is a dot that went for a walk’. This issue, we are doing exactly that: we are going for a walk. We are going to try and follow the line and see where it takes us, and the place where it stops.
This issue on ‘Lines’ we primarily look at two aspects of the line: one as a beginning and ending for an idea or thought to exist, and, two as that which gives us a sense of place from where dialogue can begin. We look at artistes who engage with the idea of lines less as a division or a polarity – that which we cannot cross – and more as a necessary nuance – that which we need to be able to cross. This walk isn’t about separation but about intersection, and the many frequencies of communication that exist within that place of meeting.
The Life Of Pink
Tracing the tumultuous journey of the colour pink that was historically seen only as a subset of red and one that essentially began as a masculine colour
![The Life Of Pink](https://reseuro.magzter.com/100x125/articles/3785/391292/5df2291909927/crp_The-Life-Of-Pink.jpg)
4 mins
Open-Ended Beginnings
Swiss-French photographer Hélène Binet, best known as the leading architectural photographer who still insists on shooting analogue, spoke to us about the ambiguous nature of photography that extends into her practice
![Open-Ended Beginnings](https://reseuro.magzter.com/100x125/articles/3785/391292/5df226ac19017/crp_Open-Ended-Beginnings.jpg)
7 mins
A New Slant
The celebrated series ‘Transparent’, about crisscrossing lines of identity, bows out with a rich symphony of emotions that hits elegiac notes but is ultimately pitched to please
![A New Slant](https://reseuro.magzter.com/100x125/articles/3785/391292/5df2248418c9b/crp_A-New-Slant.jpg)
4 mins
The Unseeing Gaze
An exclusive interview with film-maker Leena Manimekalai, whose first work of fiction, ‘Maadathy – An Unfairy Tale’, remains true to the grammar of her stellar documentary work: it continues to skip across man-made lines, unmaking them in the process
![The Unseeing Gaze](https://reseuro.magzter.com/100x125/articles/3785/391292/5df222c03d129/crp_The-Unseeing-Gaze.jpg)
8 mins
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.
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