Graveyard of Lost Species

Fun Mud Day - Graveyard of Lost Species, 2015 Project: Graveyard of Lost Species Graveyard of Lost Species is an ambitious collaborative project and public moument by artists YoHa and Critical Art Ensemble in partnership with The Arts Catalyst. Graveyard of Lost Species is a...	Graveyard of Lost Species Project: Graveyard of Lost Species "Fortunately for us, witnesses want to speak about the disappeared.They are hoping for someone to tell their story to who has an interest in amending the social record. They want to hail the...	Refloating the Souvenir Project: Graveyard of Lost Species How do you re-float a 12ton 40ft Fishing Bawley buried in the mud of the Thames Estuary for 7 years. If you want the quick answer then watch the rough cut video.(edited by our old friend Alastair...
Field Researchers Project: Graveyard of Lost Species, Line in the Sand To All Field Researchers: On behalf of collaborators CAE and YoHa, thank you for volunteering to help collect the data necessary to complete the Graveyard for Lost Species. Unlike a majority of...	Collecting Lost Species Project: Graveyard of Lost Species, Line in the Sand read more	Epitaphs of the Common Mud Project: Graveyard of Lost Species, Line in the Sand h1 {text-align:center;} p {text-align:center;} Epitaphs of the Common Mud (to go inside the main hull of the Souvenir) read more
Brown Shrimp Project: Graveyard of Lost Species, Talking Dirty Brown Shrimp: from document 2009 Fishfacts: North Sea Brown Shrimp Brown shrimps are mainly peeled in Morocco - every week, lorries drive up and down with shrimps that are kept in climate-...	CNC Vertical Routing Project: Graveyard of Lost Species Stuart McHardy is furniture maker form Wales, I have known him since I was 7 years old, he is family to Matsuko and myself. When Stuart and I were eight or so, he's dad who was a master carpenter...	Football in the mud aka Old Leigh Regatta (Pathe archives) 1952 Project: Graveyard of Lost Species Archival film of Old Leigh Regatta, 1952 Text description and copyright by Pathe: "GV. Crowded Leigh on Sea beach (first 7ft for super). SV. Sweeps v. Millers contestants bombarding each others...
A trip on a Cockle boat (BFI Archives), 1950 Project: Graveyard of Lost Species, Line in the Sand, Talking Dirty "Old Leigh still retains its charm as a fishing hamlet and cockles are still harvested from the Thames Estuary and served fresh from the boats. But in the 50s Leigh was alive with fishing smacks and...