FWD: Listening To Our Famous Singers
12/14/2009 · Mansi Shah

Tin kanastar pit pit ke
Gala faad ke chillana!
Yaar mere mat bura maan
Ye gana hai na bajana hai!!
(Dev Anand Movie)

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Cat listening to Lata Mangeshkar

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Cat listening to Himesh Reshammiya

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Cat listening to Baba Ram Dev

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Cat listening to Anup Jalota

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Cat listening to Kumar Sanu

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Cat listening to you

From Mummajaan

Should the heat disturb you
07/31/2009 · Grant Davis

pyaas
Photo taken by Dinesh Kumar, featured on BBC Hindi In Pictures.

Gogola
06/15/2009 · Mansi Shah

Gogola

Chandu Ke Chacha
06/14/2009 · Grant Davis

Fun times cruising around with family and friends.

Kiran Subbaiah
03/16/2009 · Mansi Shah

Use_Me.exe
Use_Me.exe, 2004
Computer Program (Pseudo-Virus for Windows on CD)
20MB

Crash_Run.exe, 2002
Crash_Run.exe, 2002
Computer Program (Pseudo-Virus for Windows on CD)
1354KB

“A malicious computer virus is that classic dweller of the liminal space between function and dysfunction:  its entire function is geared towards draining out all use-value from a computer, to render it dysfunctional (in various degrees). Also for someone who has been consistently engaging with objects and their (dys)functionality, this intense concentration on the interface is perhaps expected. Today, if we look around our homes, we see an increasing array of objects getting ‘contaminated’ with the digital.

Consequently, the formal attributes of an object are no longer tethered to its putative function. When it’s the same digital chip that controls the clock as well as the microwave, what defines the object formally are not cog-wheels or heating coils but its interface – the functional surface it offers its users for manipulation and control. We could possibly parody McLuhan and say, ’the interface is the object’.”

— From Abhishek Hazra: The Ludic Epiphany of Kiran Subbaiah

Kiran Subbaiah lives and works in Bangalore and Amsterdam.