In summary: there we are, on the ‘other side’. And if the stories give different meanings to the journeys we take to the other side, then Subra’s cover for the issue, a bronze sculpture of Krishna in his trademark style, presents the ‘Other Side’ of many things – of history, of mythology, of tradition, of art, its practice and the many perceptions that make up the whole. And that sums up not just Subra’s dialogue with our theme but each and every story that makes up this issue. So, when we approached artist Subramanian Gopalsamy to design our cover for this issue and told him the theme was, ‘Other Side’, his first response was ‘Oh! That’s always there. Here, we look at artist(e)s meeting the unknown and bravely venturing into newer, bolder perspectives, yes but also, at path-breakers who revel in those unexpected stories that quietly bring about change – stories that are so unimaginably different from our own that they get segmented into the B-side of everyday hustle stories that unbeknown to us remain an indelible part of our realities. It drives us forward, urges us to take that leap of faith and if we are lucky, find those greener pastures.Īnd with this issue, we do just that – shed the cloak of the visible, the known and the familiar and take that ‘ride to the other side’. The first step is always the most difficult, but the lure of the ‘other side’ is strong. Award-winning independent music blog Reviews, interviews & photographs All enquiries to. So, this issue carries in its pages, a promise – a promise of more, of revealing that which is still unknown, or simply, the quiet truth. The latest Tweets from The Other Side Reviews (osrofficial). So trade that typical for something colorful And. Verse 1: Hugh Jackman Right here, right now I put the offer out I dont want to chase you down I know you see it You run with me And I can cut you free Out of the drudgery and walls you keep in.

Barnum (Hugh Jackman) and Phillip Carlyle (Zac Efron). With this issue, not only are we proud to announce new digital prices, but thanks to the seemingly never-ending onslaught of the pandemic, we have whole-heartedly embraced the digital sphere. Located in the heart of Honolulus historic Chinatown, The Other Side Diner is a new American diner concept that challenges. 'The Other Side' is an musical number from the film The Greatest Showman. Yes, that is the theme, and off late, it has seeped into almost every aspect of Arts Illustrated. In many ways, with this issue, we have made it to the ‘other side’.

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