Sinds 1997 heeft Lost & Found meer dan 200 avonden voor verdwaalde beelden en geluiden samengesteld. Kunstenaars, schrijvers, wetenschappers en muzikanten laten werk in ontwikkeling zien, experimenteren of tonen werk dat (nog) niet in hun oeuvre past. Een specifiek en uniek podium voor divers en hybride werk dat in een museaal circuit geen plaats heeft.

Lost & Found

Theatrum Anatomicum

03–03–2006

Ontwerper
Misha de Ridder

Redactie
Julia van Mourik
Nathalie Bruys

Sponsors
Mondriaan Stichting
Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunsten
Waag Society

Multidisciplinary: Lost & Found

Marinus de Ruiter

Since 1997, the Lost & Found evenings have established themselves as the place to be for artists and insiders alike. As usual, the contents of tonight’s event have been kept a secret and it can be quite difficult to get in without an invitation. The concept of Lost & Found is to present art, writing, poetry or music that hasn’t found a place in exhibitions and that demands more from the viewer than juts a quick glance. The cheerful ambience at these improvised nights often results in either a warm or very critical reception, depending on the appeal of the presentations.

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Tonight is predominantly aimed at artists from the US and the Netherlands. It was preceded by a similar Lost & Found episode on 8 February in the New York gallery Art In General, which featured art by Stuart Bailey and Misha de Ridder, video works by Julika Rudelius and Jill Magid, footage of a performance by Richard Hamilton and a Parisian racing film from the 1979s by Claude Lelouch. (Marnius de Ruiter) De Waag, 21.00, €7.

Publsihed in Amstedam Weekly, 1 March 2006

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