The Lost Generation Space is
> a bungalow with reconstructed living environment for artistic exchange;
> an exhibition space for various forms of static and interactive works of arts;
> an alternative space for artistic events.

It is established in early 2004 by a muhibbah group of young artists. A year in existencecy now, it has entered a
unique space of development and operation. Though situated in the capital city, and almost next to the Federal
Highway, the space has a certain quietness and edginess that comes from being off the beaten track. This self-managed
experimental space aims at encouraging originality, creativity and individuality as well as contemporary arts. It
provides an alternative space for exhibition and performance which are innovative, growing and new. Beginning as a
small group and now moving towards the public, Lost Generation Space aims to insinuate itself into the multicultural
artistic atmosphere at large. More than just a place that brings together artists, it will also provide a platform for
a multilayered artistic culture.

In July 2004, Lost Generation Space organised the first 'notthatbalai' art festival. This event was the prime activity
of Lost Generation Space. It provided an exploratory domain for contacts and interactions among artists and audience.