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Debashis Sinha: The Known World

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Trailer for The Known World, by Debashis Sinha

 

4 November–4 December, 2010

Co-presented by Toronto Free Gallery

Artist talk: 4 November, 7–8pm
Opening reception: 4 November 2010, 8–10pm

 

[Click here to listen to excerpts from the audio installation]

 

A Place in the Natural World, an essay by Darren Copeland.

pdf Download pdf (170kb)

 

 

Debashis Sinha: The Known World brings together series of new, multi-sensory sound and video installations that explore ideas of loss and renewal, transience and permanence in the mundane routines of everyday life. Creating complex rhythms out of ordinary submerged sounds, he draws the audience’s attention to the details within the existing soundscapes in our environment. While Sinha’s sound installations examine ways of listening, his video installation challenges the audience’s passive and measured engagement with artworks in a gallery. Instead, he invites the audience to experience the
sounds, smells, images and objects surrounding them in order to expand their awareness of the temporal and spatial aspects of the present moment.

Debashis Sinha: The Known World
is part of a developing initiative to support the presentation of new work by an artist from SAVAC’ s membership. For more information about this exhibition please contact Srimoyee Mitra, Programming Co-ordinator at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

 

Toronto Free Gallery
1277 Bloor St. W., Toronto
Wednesday–Friday, 12–5pm
Saturday, 12-6pm

 

SAVAC South Asian Visual Arts Centrespacer Toronto Free Gallery

 

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