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Simon Chapman on top of the plateau without his shirt. On July 11 2001, three teachers from Lancashire, England set out to rediscover a remote plateau in Brazil, which is believed to have been the inspiration behind Conan Doyle's famous "Lost World".
In 1908 an English explorer, Colonel Percival Fawcett discovered the Serra Ricardo Franco hills in the Matto Grosso region of Brazil, whilst mapping the Brazilian/Bolivian border. Simon Chapman (expedition leader), D J Clark and Derek Roddenburg, retraced the footsteps of Fawcett and investigated his claims of a remote and inhospitable jungle wilderness.
Stuck in the fence. Where he stayed. I often pick up these lost toys but this one had a horrible floral embroidery on one side.
Last seen:
2008
Description of art work in former glory:
Performance with my mum about her black half-sister in March 2008 at the National Portrait Gallery.
Cause of disappearance:
We were working for a week down at Shunt. It turned out that my dad had killed himself sometime during that week. My mum and I were due to perform our piece at the National Portrait Gallery a few weeks later and in the meantime I had to go up to scotland to organise the funeral. While there I found a letter to me from my dad in typically critical language. My mum and I were still reeling from the event by the time the performance at NPG came around. I decided that as a self portrait of my family and this particular and peculiar moment in time, I should read out the letter. During arguments at home, those not involved usually carry on with some task while keeping their heads down. As a child my mum had worked in her step father's chipshop peeling potatoes while her mother and stepfather fought in the kitchen. So for the performance, as I read the letter from my father, my mother simply stood, peeled a couple of potatoes and stared as the peelings as they hit the ground.
Later that night we all went to Shunt to celebrate the show and relax. I got really drunk and on the way home realised that the letter from my father that had been in my back pocket had disappeared. I went back to shunt, looked everywhere, waited til the cleaners came in and followed them round, but the letter had gone.
Left over:
There is no record of the performance, photographic or otherwise. Of the letter, only a taste remains, and the potato peelings that littered the white floor of the gallery have surely long decomposed.
Artist:
Greg Mclaren with Mum and Dad
1,500 children live and work on the streets in siem reap they faced alot of risk in siem reap just like Child Rights abuses, HIV/AIDS, exploitation including sexual abuse, drug and alcohol issues.Urban poverty forces many children to work in order to supplement the family’s income.All these factors have lead to increased urban migration and therefore an increase in the population of street living children, street working children and street living families. lost in live is profile when they work at night, how they feeling when they should be in their house at night and study.
Lost Horizon. Aus der Serie Pathfinder. 2013
Rotierende Raumcollage aus Draht, Papier, Klebeband, Schnur,
digital Druck und Schwarzlicht
Skulptur, Objekt, Video, Installation, Fotografie
Markus Wintersberger 2013
Back up in the highlands to Bidean Nam Bian and the Lost Valley of Glencoe with excellent weather, long slog but views were epic.
Lost In Astoria during their EP release show at Szene in Vienna, Austria. lostinastoria.bandcamp.com/
While walking on the Royal Botanic Gardern in Edinburgh, Scotland, I came across what appeared to be a lost glove, placed in the middle of a rose bush. It was somewhat a strange place for a glove, so I decided to photograph it. Just a few minutes later, also in the botanic garden, I came across another lost glove, also pink, and also placed on an odd spot: over the largest tree fossil in Scotland (Pitys withamii).
Although the individual frames can be considered nice photos, when composed together, in my opinion, make a much more compelling and interesting image.
"Jet trails in the sky
Leave one word behind
A hand bangs into sand a name
And we all understand
Everybody's Lost
But they're pretending they're not
Lost
Oh, Lost
Jet trails in the sky
Leave one thought behind
A hand bangs into sand a name
And we all understand
Everybody's Lost
But they're pretending they're not
Lost
Oh, Lost
So if I see you
And I tell you
How I've watched you
I'm just Lost
So if I see you
And I tell you
I've watched you
Don't make fun of me later
Cause I'm just Lost
If I see you
And I tell you
How I've watched you
Don't make fun of me later
Cause I'm just Lost
If I see you
And I tell you
How I've watched you
Don't make fun of me later
Cause I'm just Lost
Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost"
B-side to "Roy's Keen", and one of the rare collaborations with drummer Spencer Cobrin.
This song was whimsically called "Why Don't Women Like Me?" by Morrissey when performed live; a journalist mistook this for a new song.