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I made an installation of 185 leaves on which I printed the faces of missing people. The installation was part of a site specific exhibition by the collective ELEVEN+ in Queens Wood, London Highgate. I let the wind blow the leaves away throughout the day. People of all ages interacted with the work, picking the leaves up, playing with them, bringing them back or taking them away. I'd be interested to find out from anyone who has found and kept one: how is it doing (is it still intact, in bits, etc) and where exactly are you keeping it.
Jan 24 2009 - Missing You - Press w/Pops and Martin
SLITZ Magazine
Photo by John Enar Karlsson
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Workers try to clear snow from Hens & Kelly store in the Como Mall... Cheektowaga store's roof collapsed under tons of snow. Feb 14, 1977 article feb 4, 1977 photo Article: The Great Blizzard of '77 - It all started on January 28. Fast and furious, the storm unfolded its 50 m.p.h. winds and snow and crippled the Cheektowaga area, as well as the rest of Western New York. Motorists abandoned their autos and struggled to shelter. Volunteer firemen and policemen from the Cheektowaga-area communities were heroic in their efforts to help others as snow fighting crews moved as fast as they could. President Carter's son, James, called "Chip" by his friends and family, visited Pheasant Lane in Cheektowaga with area officials and congressional representatives on Feb. 4 in the aftermath of the storm. He described what he saw as "just beyond conception" and one day later President Carter declared nine counties, including seven in Western New York, a major national disaster. On the day of "Chip" Carter's visit, a (rest of article is missing). Photo Credit: Bob Bukaty
These Green Line panels at the Northeastern University stop usually display two maps, one of the Green Line itself and another of the MBTA's rapid transit system as a whole. With the maps missing, someone has used the space to offer some advice . . .
Exhumación en Fuenmayor (La Rioja) de once hombres fusilados el 10 de Agosto de 1936.
ARMH Noviembre-Diciembre 2007
Relatives of missing students of the Ayotzinapa Teacher Training College, Raul Isidro Burgos, participate in a march as they carry crosses with the names of three students who were killed during clashes with police in late September, in Iguala October 27, 2014. REUTERS/Henry Romero
Memorial for 43 Mexican Students 'missing' since gang-affiliated police attacked them 19 days ago [092614] as Mexican Gov. 'still hunting' has arrested 3 re. news.yahoo.com/mexico-gripped-mass-grave-missing-students...
Link was at the vet and Frank was very upset about this, so was Jimmy Dean. Theywould not eat ordrink and Frank was crying. Jimmy Dean did his best to keep Frank calm, but they stayed at the door.
8 years ago a suspected case of arson saw The Holme, by then empty for a year receive serious structural damage. The Holme, in it's current incarnation had been built around 1603, with later additions in 1854 taking place. The building is Grade II listed, and yet is seriously at risk of further collapse in parts. Floors are missing, and the the roof has half gone. Oak beams lie rotting on sodden floors which have collapsed in places. Fragments of glass remain in the windows and the building seems to be slowly filling up with tyres. Without intervention, this beautiful hall, which originally had priest holes to conceal members of the clergy in more troubled times, will be beyond survival.
poster / sticker graffiti discovered in San Francisco's Mission district.
Image from MEMEstreets, Street Art Photoblog; www.memestreets.com
| Location: Grays Ferry, Philadelphia
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Part of my "Streets of Philadelphia" project.
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My poor neglected harp has had a missing string for ages since it snapped a while back. I decided to finally replace it today as well as start get back into playing.
Here's how my harp was made, in case you're curious.
We don't even know if this photo looks like her anymore. If you've seen this woman, drop a note! I'm guessing she's still in the middle of the metamorphosis.
This expression is very familiar to me.
Notes: Taken with Raf's old Nikkor 18-200 VR lens, lighting by Portal23, processed with DxO and it's Film Pack.