Artists: 

James Paddock (UK)
Ruth Eckland (US)
Doreen Maloney (US)
John O’Hare (UK)
Aaron Oldenburg (US)
Alex Stuart-Hutcheson (UK)
Lucia King (UK)
Lina Avramidou (UK)
Michele Whiting (UK)
Nell Arthur (UK)
Digital Dialogues (UK)
Mark Beverton (UK)
Ronald Gonzalez (US)
Carolyn Morton (UK)
Diane Maclean (UK)
Gary Mansfield (UK)
Douglas McCulloh (US)
Gill Hobson (UK)
Susana Lopez F (Spain)
Shelly Goldsmith (UK)
Zara Carpenter (UK)
Marc Renshaw (UK)
Becky Howson (UK)
Inguna Gremzde (Latvia/UK)
Linda Khatir (Sweden/UK)

Loss & Lucidity (The Lost & Found) is an exhibition of contemporary artwork investigating the misplaced, the missed and the mended.

The exhibition explores what it is to lose something, someone, some direction and some sense of self. But is it so bad to be a flaneur, flaneuse, in wanderlust, in terra incognita, a nomad, a shaman, a drifter?

A fantastic array of international artists come together in one space to find lucidity in that loss. Through various retrieval methodologies the artists explore navigational strategies, emotional celibacy, memories, reinvention, survival skills and escapism. Work exhibited include film, animation, photography, installations, drawings, paintings and sculpture to keep hold of old ties, retrace steps and to experience the joy of retrieval. 

The exhibition asks the audience how we find clarity and closure when the subject has ceased. It allows the artists to answer how the unforeseen is evitable not calculated or measured because ultimately our possessions may have disappeared but we are still here.

Further information of artists:

http://losslucidity.blogspot.com