Sunday 23 December 2012



The Museum of Miniature Found Objects salutes this splendid work by the Brazilian artist Néle Azevedo. In 'Minimum Monument' these ice men briefly existed on the steps of the Custom House in October this year as a part of the Belfast Festival.

The Museum of Miniature Found Objects will now be closed until 13 January 2013, and wishes all its visitors a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year.

Sunday 9 December 2012



Young visitors to the Museum of Miniature Found Objects on Saturday were delighted to witness the arrival of Father Christmas. A popular tradition at the museum, a large crowd of young folk had gathered in readiness for the tinkle of sleigh bells that heralds Father Christmas's arrival each year. And they were not disappointed. Through the frosty night air, and serenaded with a charming medley of traditional Christmas carols, Father Christmas arrived, dispensing festive cheer to one and all, and took up residence once again in his Christmas Grotto. 

Whilst visiting the museum, parents are encouraged to take their children to visit the magical Grotto, where they can take photos of their little ones with Father Christmas, as they share their Christmas wishes. A treasured memory for all the family.

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Found objects:
= boy with glasses: 8.34am, Friday 7 December 2012, Dunsmure Road, north London;
= large gold stars: 11.02am, Saturday 24 February 2012, Queen Elizabeth's Walk, north London;
= red tinsel with hearts: 10.52am, Saturday 18 February 2012, Stoke Newington High Street, north London;
= small gold stars: 12.01pm, Thursday 21 July 2011, Elthorne Road, north London.

Sunday 2 December 2012



Fashionistas and celebrities alike flocked to the Etruscan Lounge at the Museum of Miniature Found Objects yesterday. In an evening of glamour and high fashion, the cream of London and Los Angeles celebrated the opening of the exhibition 'Found Footwear'. Fashion icons Karl Lagerfeld and the Duchess of Cornwall dropped by for a surprise visit, and Ludmilla Pomodoro, the show's curator, was delighted to give them a personal tour. Karl Lagerfeld described the show as 'inspirational', and a little bird has it that the entrance foyer's forthcoming makeover may indeed have his stamp all over it.

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Found objects:
= pink high-heeled t-bar shoe: 8.28am, Tuesday 20 March 2012, junction of Seven Sisters Road and High Road, north London;
= silver and black high-heeled sling-back shoe: 1.55pm, Saturday 1 December 2012, Clinton Street East, Nottingham;
= teal platform shoe: 2.05pm, Tuesday 11 January 2011, Highbury Pool, north London.