Invocations: Roadside Rituals
Title
Invocations: Roadside Rituals
Subject
Studio Arts, International Studies
Description
Edition of 409 x 6 x 2" wooden box with 30 loose photographs and a 7 x 4.5", 13-page pamphlet. Full color original 8.5 x 5.5" photographs each on a separate strong, glossy card laid in bottom of box. Black grosgrain ribbon pull for lifting photographs. Booklet attached to inside box lid. Laser print title and image tipped on lid of box. Margot Lovejoy, Introduction: "Travelling through South India all the way from Madras to Tamil Nadu to Kerala in 1995, I passed every day powerful invocations. They beckoned, they were accessible; they demanded I enter their spiritual environments to rest, to meditate. The works were all so intense in form and color they could not be resisted or overlooked. Each had a compelling quality of personal expression which seemed to transform these humble roadside structures into powerful works of art. I found myself so fascinated that I kept stopping the car and speaking to families who created them, asking permission to photograph their constructions."
Creator
Lovejoy, Margot
Publisher
In-Sight Press
Date
2010
Format
1 pamphlet and box of photographs: ill. (chiefly photographs); 23x15x6 cm
Language
English
Barcode
35108007101587
Location and Call Number
DEN Spec Coll N7433.4.L68 .I58 2010
Library catalog URL
Collection
Citation
Lovejoy, Margot, “Invocations: Roadside Rituals,” Digital Exhibits | Denison University Archives & Special Collections, accessed April 25, 2024, https://exhibits.denisonarchives.org/items/show/194.