ban this / ban this the remix

Visitors to Grizedale Arts Roadshow wrote and recorded songs which were later remixed and performed live by Juneau Projects

ban this commissioned by Grizedale arts, Cumbria

ban this the remix supported by Vivid. Birmingham

 
                 
                         

An exhibition at The Showroom, London in 2004. Pieces included: 'A Forest' - a pine tree growing inside a functioning computer; 'Better Off Alone Workstation' - a workstation producing hand painted CD cases and hand etched 12" off Juneau Projects versions of Better Off Alone by Alice Deejay; Good Morning Captian - a scanner dragged across the forest floor; My Wrethced Heart is Still Aglow - a video of live microphones being lowered into a campfire; The Mush - a painted computer monitor and animation; The Beauty Royale - a video of contact microphones attached to sticks being fed into a woodchipper, displayed on a custom monitor and Pause For A Moment, Stop And Listen, Do You Hear That, Do You Hear The Birds Inscrutable Song, The Leaf Rustling, The Implacable Squirrel, That Is Nature In Full Surround Sound Effect - a text piece made from numberplates.

commissioned by the Showroon, London

       
                     
         
     
           
                     
           
                                       
                                                             
 

driving off the spleen

An exhibition at fa projects, london in 2004. A spoken word narrative accompanied by surround sound effects and sculptural and photographic works representing characters from within the narrative.

images courtesy of the Zabludowicz Art Trust

                     
           
                                         
                       

Romantic Detachment

A grizedale project at PS1, new york, Q arts, derby and chapter, cardiff,featuring over 40 artists in 2004. For Romantic Detachment Juneau Projects created the first version of the Juneau Records shop. It featured recordings made especially for the projects by Lee Fields, Jessie Rae, Guitar Situations, Eyelash, Gametone and more

commissioned by Grizedale Arts, Cumbria - Jessie Rae picture by Peter Dibden