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Demos Invited: (All Art Forms)

As the speed slows down on the surface of what you see, we at 3rd Thought are working deep down inside to progress the dream of ‘the final renaissance’ with a spanking new website, artists across the forms, our video section and a whole lot more.

The Final Renaissance begins soon. Stay with us.

What’s going on?

‘Curing the Beast’ is a 3rd Community Art Showcase featuring a few visual concepts from the vast thought bank of artists like Japi Honoo (Italy), Caio Lazzuri (USA), Meredith (USA), Tushar Goyal (India), Arisu (Portugal), Alicja Pietras (Poland), Tomas Rucker (Czech Republic), Ashwin Baluja (India) and many more. Curated by Shaxeb S., this independent exhibition is an active indicator of art cutting across borders, rising above business sense, and personally inviting you to have a walk through. Besides mixed media canvases and postcard frames, you can also hear the sound of your expressions with a pretty little art and music box called the ‘XpresR’.

On Friday, the 8th of May, the ‘6-foot oscillator in a 4 feet room’ night will bring together the art with exclusive music performances by 3rd Community artists KarGo Pluggy, Sadahnmo and Khoparzi. They will attempt to take you into imaginative atmospheres with a broad bandwidth of experimental music. These electronic music performances will be backed by surreal sequences from films/animation and a visual representation of the performance title: 6 foot oscillator in a 4 feet room, using a holographic installation.

Hvoya’s Flower

3rd Community is extremely proud at Hvoya’s debut release - Flower (i,absentee records, USA). Go get it!  We look forward to bring Hvoya Live to India this year.

http://www.i-absentee.com/IA012.html

Khoparzi Live @ One Sunday, Mumbai

Those who entered, remembered. If you didn’t, you can get Khoparzi’s blitzkreig set aptly titled ‘Dark Matters’ right here! Coming soon, the Kargo Pluggy + Khoparzi introduction set to some real IDM in Mumbai, India.

http://3rdthought.com/music/Khoparzi/Dark%20Matters%20Live%20Set.mp3

AV MAX Feature Song (February Issue, 09)

3rd Community Music Artist Shantala records an unplugged jam of her song “Smoke” at the AV MAX testing studio. As mentioned in the feature, this is a DRY mix, hence it contains no effects and is not meant to sound like a professional recording. It is only to give a precise representation of the environment Shantala was recorded in.  

http://www.3rdthought.com/music/Shantala/Smoke%20(Dry).mp3

 Expressway

“Expressway”, a compilation of abstract Indian electronic music released by Dudup Records released at the Serpentine Gallery, London. On the record are 3rd Thought’s mainstays, Kargo Pluggy, Sadahnmo, Algorythm and Venus Skytrap and the hosts of the release - dawood/deora.

 Synths of Yanihba

Sadahnmo’s debut IDM album Synths of Yanihba is now available in e-stores. The package includes the CD and an artbook. http://www.musicyogi.com/asp/idpndDetails.asp?albId=ALB7038  (India)

http://cdbaby.com/cd/sadahnmo (Worldwide)

3rd Community visual artists Arisu and Japi Honoo are exhibiting at the Religious Iconography exhibition. The show is now open at Femina Potens, San Francisco.

Welcoming on board of 3rd Community -the colorful and child-like extravagance of Claudio Parentela from Italy. Collages, paintings, drawings all sourcing from dreams, or so it seems - Claudio for you!  

Introducing Dispersed Diaries - 3rd Thought Publication’s debut effort combining poetry with music and visuals from 3rd Community artists. For a better view, click here and hit the “watch in high quality” link below the screen.

The production of Dispersed Diaries of Adityavikram Gupta comes to a close. Seems quite unfortunate considering the amount of experimental elation and learning it brought us, not to forget, the exotic set of artists we got to closely work with. Now, we begin the war to conquer every book store this world has.  

We are extremely proud to put up 3rd Community’s Artist Mishana Khot’s first short story from her debut yet untitled book. Hear’s Frida!