Edition 26 – Galaxy Brain

Galaxy Brain

Elizabeth Tevlin

Lost and Found
Hola, and welcome to Michael Murray’s Galaxy Brain!

Andrew Fay

Imagine this work not as a smallish image on your screen, but a towering 12-foot, cathedral-sized opus.

Bob Bickford & Donnez Cardoza

I heard from an old friend last night, on the telephone.

Jeremy Borsos

Found photographs coupled with found text, re-assembled.

Susan Gates

10 teenage girls circled the table. It was my birthday, June, the start of summer.

Ian Roy

I wrote this story back before Michael died.

Gina Marin

While digging through her late father’s 35mm collection, Gina was inspired to turn memory into art.

Kathleen Johnson

Kathleen Johnson teams up here with soulmate Dorothy Parker in an asynchronous collaboration…

Fiji Robinson

I lost my dear friend, writer/director/song writer/producer Peter McGehee in 1991 to AIDS.

Emma Huggett

I am a dog lover. Ever since I was young, I have been privileged to meet and share my home with many dogs.

Tim Devries

Ready, and …squint! A recreation of an important political moment of the 1960s.

Claire Farley

It was a season of abundance and cheap meals. A plan to meet in Paris. Stole the gallery’s last bottle and walked thin streets to the Seine.

Elizabeth Tevlin

I have a classic book that’s autographed by a fictional character. Well, close. Here’s something that happened in the early 1990s.

Emmet Woulfe

Acrylic paintings of the outdoors, mostly, with Easter Eggs to be found.

Eric Altman

The writing here is by Michael Murray from around 1991.

Kathryn McLeod

Before the nursing home, which is a place I won’t think about now because it was two years of torture…

Andrew Fay

Andrew Fay goes both big and small. We met him beside his colossal Great Western Altarpiece, now get out your magnifying glasses to marvel at the detail in the puppet theatre.

Jane Michelle Wilson

Every now and then, a question lands in the MMGB mailbox that is so important it just cannot be left unresolved one minute longer.

Peter Knippel

These images were both lost and found in the really mean streets of Ottawa within the last year.

Sherry McPhail

There’s a wild plant in the forests around my city that scientists think might be missing her pollinator. She’s alone in this big world.

Embers

You are not what they forgot—
not a name misplaced,

Michael Murray & Elizabeth Tevlin

08/12/2009, a text exchange between Michael and me. I mainly exist to set up Michael here.

Pam Martin

Edited photos on the theme of Dementia (or Lost and Found).

Yael Friedman

On my dad’s 9th birthday, his parents, Ethel and Morris, surprised him with a beautiful Lionel train set.

Corwin Ericson

The note inside the bag says something like “call this number if you find it.”