Episode 2 was returned in 2004 by former BBC engineer Francis Watson, who had taken the film home in the early 1970s after being instructed to dispose of junk material from a projector testing room at the BBC's Ealing Studios; instead of throwing the film away, Watson kept it and eventually returned it to the Corporation when he realised the value of the material.
ARTISTS all over the world, in the late 1950's and early 1960's, began scouring the streets and newsstands of Tokyo, Dusseldorf, Paris, Moscow, New York and San Francisco for junk materials or pop motifs.
How to reuse junk materials.
Additionally, it is estimated that there are more than 500,000 pieces of "space debris" or "space junk" (material leftover from disintegrated satellites and parts of launch vehicles).
The initiative imagines an extended city reconstituted from its own junked materials.
Otherwise, acquire a stack of junk clothing or bedding material.
"Isa Genzken: Retrospective" opening at the Museum of Modern Art on Nov. 23, will feature Ms. Genzken's most recent assemblages, which sometimes make brilliant use of junk (as well as newer found materials) and sometimes simply, and possibly deliberately, look like junk.
In May, a firm called SalvageSale.com began offering an online auction and trade exchange for "damaged, heavily discounted, distressed or sub-specification material" (junk) and "finished goods in commercial quantities" (lots of junk).Who buys the stuff?
There are tubs of junk sorted by color, a mass of material she is itching to assemble in the pool that she plans to have her way with soon.
While the iPhone 4 may be a flawed hunk of junk, it is constructed out of Earth-friendly materials.
