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Now you see them: the eternal allure of lost art
Tracey Emin's tent, Paul Thek's tomb, De Kooning's painting: they are great works of art – but they have been stolen, sunk, lost, bombed or abandoned. Now they're being resurrected, writes Jonathan Jones
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#galleryoflostart Interesting article in the Guardian on a project I worked on for the #tate http://t.co/qyeU8q1C via @guardian
Now you see them: the eternal allure of lost art
#schwitters #ksuk http://t.co/Wx0g3CD1
"Perhaps, in some ways, being lost is the perfect condition for a work." Read all about @gallerylostart http://t.co/2sI1VL1W
Revisit: RT @guardian The eternal allure of lost art http://t.co/IvswQrPy #TateLostArt
Revisit: RT @guardian The eternal allure of lost art http://t.co/IvswQrPy #TateLostArt
Now you see them: the eternal allure of lost #art, sunk, stolen, lost, bombed & resurrected http://t.co/T15yY4FX via @guardian #followart
Now you see them: the eternal allure of lost #art, sunk, stolen, lost, bombed & resurrected http://t.co/T15yY4FX via @guardian #followart
Why we love lost art - http://t.co/t667WjFN and abandoned spaces continue to appeal http://t.co/M1kylHvW