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This guy was totally lost, and when he saw us he thought our safari vehicle was probably its mother (I guess it doesn't have a good eyesight at this age) so it galloped excitedly towards us until he was close enough to be disappointed. He or she probably died of starvation or predation within a few days :-(
LOST ANGELS, the super-group featuring singer guitarist Eric Dover (SLASH’S SNAKEPIT, SEXTUS, ALICE COOPER, JELLYFISH),RYAN ROXIE guitarist (ALICE COOPER/ROXIE77), drummer Troy Patrick Farrell (WHITE LION, GILBY CLARKE, PRETTY BOY FLOYD), bassist Eric Brittingham (CINDERELLA).
Amazing mixed 2hr set at Bannermans Edinburgh 23-1-13.
John Milton wrote "The mind is its own place, and in itself, can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven." This was my little slice of heaven for 2 years, 3 months, and 20 days. And than it wasn't. I couldn't say it any better than Val or shoot it any better than Zu so what you get is a screenshot of my final log-in.
Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - Somewhere Over the Rainbow / What a Wonderful World
/me listens and smiles ....
Why is it photographers always look lost? perhaps it is because they are always searching for something.......
@ De Hoge Veluwe National Park, NL
Next to that bear is a child's tomb...
I didn't set this shot up, just found it like it is, in a graveyard.
The grave is very old, sometime between 1860's-1900's
Creative Stars: Lost is Found
14 Jan - 19 Feb 2012
Installation shot
Mark Beecroft
Untitled (2010)
Dimensions Vary
Mixed Media
Image courtesy the artist and Cornerhouse, Manchester
Photo credit Paul Greenwood
Looking for a shopping bargain? Ever wonder where all those lost bags go when they disappear? Here's your answer...
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Lose Yourself. Find Art. Discover Manchester, 6th-11th June
Lost & Found is a brand new festival of pop-up performance and impromptu art happening across Manchester and at Contact. Featuring a moving theatre on a Metrolink Tram, art in the Arndale and al fresco opera, Lost & Found will be held in a number of non-arts venues and public spaces across Manchester before culminating in a day of innovative work at Contact on Sat 11th June.
Lost & Found has been produced by Re:Con, Contact’s Young Programming and Producing Team. Established in 2010, Re:Con offers young people the opportunity to directly shape Contact’s programme, develop their professional practice and produce their own festival. Re:Con this year are: Phil Brankin, Alex Browning, Jennifer Gaskell and Rachel Moorhouse.
One of the highlights of Lost & Found will be Reykjavik, a stunning promenade performance exploring love, memory and the architecture of the mind. Requiring audience members to wear boiler suits Reykjavik was a hit at last year’s Edinburgh Festival, being nominated for a Total Theatre Award for Innovation and garnering superb reviews.
Other highlights of the festival include A Night of Found Arts -an evening of music and film at Bridgewater Hall’s Piazza on Friday 10th June, If You Speak Then I Will Listen – a one to one performance during which you do the talking and unique dance piece by Mixed Movement during which they will take over the fountains in Picadilly Gardens.
Most events are FREE and no booking is required. For events that have pre-booking, including Reykjavik, tickets are available via our box office at 0161 274 0600 and via the event pages at www.contactmcr.com
Lost & Found Festival 2011 is supported by Metrolink, Ideas Tap, PoWWow Pedal Power, O2 Think Big, Nexus Art Café and HMV.
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.