Raking Leaves organises book launches, exhibitions, talks and public events to raise awareness and discussion about its publishing activity. The organisation works with cultural
institutions, schools and partner organisations across the world.
Review: The Incomplete Thombu: A compelling interlace of architecture, drawing, memory and art
Share
2 December 2011
“Put simply, The Incomplete Thombu by Sri Lankan Tamil artist T. Shanaathanan is, for us, one of 2011′s most compelling publications. It is art, but in the form of a book that deftly entwines it with architecture, drawing, the memory of loss and an eerily compelling exploration of what makes a home, a home by those who have left it behind, or lost it to the war.” writes Sanjana Hattotuwa, TED Fellow and founder of Groundviews Sri Lanka’s first and international award-winning citizens journalism website.
http://groundviews.org/2011/12/02/the-incomplete-thombu-a-compelling-interlace-of-architecture-drawing-memory-and-art/
Share