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Prior to the sixth and final season of Lost, executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse partnered with comedian Paul Scheer and a fictional entity called Ronie Midfew Arts (an anagram for “Widmore Fine Arts”) to produce a set of 16 art pieces called the Lost Underground Art Project. These works of art would be created by popular, talented artists, dedicated to the fans of the show, and highlight 16 “water cooler moments” from the history of the show. (There’s also been hints that the 16th and final piece might be a clue for Season 6, but it’ll be a while before we have to worry about that.)
So approximately once a week, at DamonCarltonandaPolarBear.com, a new art piece in the series is unveiled at an event somewhere in the U.S., where its shown off at a new website with a URL that matches a famous quote from the show. The events are different every time, and can be any kind of event, anywhere. DCaaPB.com posts hints a few days in advance regarding where and what the next event is going to be, and sometimes those who show up to these unveilings are given exclusive freebies.
All art pieces are made available to purchase for $50, in exclusive print runs of just 300 pieces.
This page catalogs all 16 art pieces with full information about them and the events where they are unveiled.
#16: “LOST”
by Taylor Stout
URL: nothingsforever.com
Unveiled at Gallery1988 in Los Angeles.
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#15: “The Polar Bear”
by Jay Ryan
URL: wellitsadelicioussandwich.com
Unveiled at 44th Ward Dinner Party at the Grilled Cheese Funhouse in Chicago.
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#14: “Ben Linus”
by Todd Slater
URL: nosuchthingascurses.com
Unveiled at Abe Lee Realty in Honolulu, Hawaii.
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#13: “The Barracks”
by Nate Duval
URL: didyouburyit.com
Unveiled at SPiN New York.
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#12: “Jacob’s Cabin”
by Daniel Danger
URL: nooysterhere.com
Unveiled at Super7 Store in San Francisco.
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#11: “Walt’s Kidnapping”
by Drew Millward
URL: itookacoupleofflyinglessons.com
Unveiled at Forbidden Planet Comics in Glasgow, Scotland.
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#10: “The Swan Station”
by Rob Jones
URL: trustmejustleaveitbe.com
Unveiled at Ron Herman Melrose in Los Angeles.
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#9: “Rousseau’s Transmission”
by Dan McCarthy
URL: youmightwanttoconsiderhikingboots.com
Unveiled at polo67life.com.
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#8: “The Hatch”
by Kevin Tong
URL: runsaverytightoperation.com
Unveiled in Parque Patricios, Buenos Aires.
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#7: “The Smoke Monster”
by Ken Taylor
URL: iamtryingtobuysomejerkeyandaslushy.com
Unveiled at Rusty’s Discount Pet Center in Studio City, CA.
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#6: “The 4-Toed Statue”
by Jason Munn
URL: huckfinnwastaken.com
Unveiled at a Fall Out Boy concert in Dallas, Texas.
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#5: “The Love Triangle”
by Leia Bell
URL: ithinkthatmanwasyou.com
Unveiled at the University of Arizona Bookstore in Tucson, Arizona.
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#4: “The Crash”
by Eric Tan
URL: icangetyoupeanutbutter.com
Unveiled at the Crumbs Bake Shops in New York City and Los Angeles.
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#3: “The Dharma Van”
by Methane Studios
URL: wewerecaughtinanet.com
Unveiled live on G4TV’s Attack of the Show.
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#2: “Locke’s Secret”
by Olly Moss
URL: thatandbasketweaving.com
Unveiled at Johnny Cupcakes in Boston, Massachusetts.
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#1: “The Numbers”
by Tim Doyle
URL: actuallyitsketchup.com
Unveiled at a dance club in Hollywood.
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