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Featured work: Sleepwake,
which describes the coming technological singularity when the machines will 'wake up’.
Sleepwake

Was I There?

Peter Scott Gallery, Lancaster University

23 November - 16 December

‘Was I There?’ brings together film footage, memorabilia, posters and artists’ responses to music, particularly rock, punk and noise. Original promotional posters from gigs that took place in the late 70s and early 80s document events that used the space close to where the gallery now stands; The Damned, AC/DC and John Cooper Clarke feature to name a few. The posters by artist and curator John Angus are joined with work from Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard, Juneau Projects and Jamie Shovlin in a show that looks at fact, fabrication and a sometimes hazy recollection of music history.

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Juneau Brothers Live


with Action Hero, LICA, Lancaster University

22 November – part of the launch of the ‘Was I There?’ exhibition

Juneau Brothers play live on homemade electronic instruments. Action Hero will perform Frontman.

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We want your art, craft and hobby work!
We are looking for all kinds of creative activity to show in ‘I Am the Warrior’, a collaborative exhibition at the Pump House Gallery in Battersea Park, London.
22nd October to 11th December 2011.
Submissions might include:
Painting, Ceramics, Photography, Felt Making, Songs, Sculpture, Musical Instrument Making, Embroidery, Cake Decorating, Woodcarving, Poetry, Masks, Costume Making, Printmaking, Poetry, Performances, Flower Arranging, Fanzines, Films and much, much more…
There are no restrictions to the type of artwork, craft or hobby work that can be submitted. Please visit the project page here for full details.
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We want your art, craft and hobby work!


We are looking for all kinds of creative activity to show in ‘I Am the Warrior’, a collaborative exhibition at the Pump House Gallery in Battersea Park, London.

22nd October to 11th December 2011.

Submissions might include:

Painting, Ceramics, Photography, Felt Making, Songs, Sculpture, Musical Instrument Making, Embroidery, Cake Decorating, Woodcarving, Poetry, Masks, Costume Making, Printmaking, Poetry, Performances, Flower Arranging, Fanzines, Films and much, much more…

There are no restrictions to the type of artwork, craft or hobby work that can be submitted. Please visit the project page here for full details.

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We need your homemade instruments!
Friday 26th August, V&A, London from 6.30pm
Join Juneau Projects in a showcase of diy sound.
Have you built a synth, midi controller, cigar box guitar or other homemade noise maker?

If so we need you to join us in a performance celebrating these  creations at the V&A. It doesn’t matter how professional (or  unprofessional) your creation is. We are looking for participants from  all kinds of musical backgrounds to play with us in an ensemble of DIY  noise (and music!).

To take part you must be able to bring your creation to the V&A on Friday 26th August and meet us for a workshop to discuss the performance from  6.30 and perform with us later in the evening Please contact us on  juneau.projects@virgin.net with details of your instrument and  requirements (ie power supply, mic, table) if you wish to participate,  or with any questions.
see http://diy-noise-v-and-a.tumblr.com/ for more details

We regret that we are unable to provide travel expenses to and from the performance.


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We need your homemade instruments!

Friday 26th August, V&A, London from 6.30pm

Join Juneau Projects in a showcase of diy sound.

Have you built a synth, midi controller, cigar box guitar or other homemade noise maker?

If so we need you to join us in a performance celebrating these creations at the V&A. It doesn’t matter how professional (or unprofessional) your creation is. We are looking for participants from all kinds of musical backgrounds to play with us in an ensemble of DIY noise (and music!).

To take part you must be able to bring your creation to the V&A on Friday 26th August and meet us for a workshop to discuss the performance from 6.30 and perform with us later in the evening Please contact us on juneau.projects@virgin.net with details of your instrument and requirements (ie power supply, mic, table) if you wish to participate, or with any questions.

see http://diy-noise-v-and-a.tumblr.com/ for more details

We regret that we are unable to provide travel expenses to and from the performance.

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Memory of a Hope - Ceri Hand Gallery, Liverpool
05 August - 03 September 2011 Preview Thursday 4 August 6 - 8pm
Includes a new piece from us, plus work by Joseph Welden and Elizabeth Rowe, as well as:Andrew Graves, Angus Braithwaite, Anthony Shapland, Antoine L’Heureux, Bedwyr Williams, Clare Kenny, Dan Ford, Doug Jones, Eleanor Moreton, Geraint Evans, Grant Foster, Henny Acloque, James Ireland, Jen Liu, Kim Rugg, Louise Bristow, Mary Griffiths, Matthew Houlding, Mel Brimfield, Mernet Larsen, Nevan Lahart, Nick Crowe & Ian Rawlinson, Peter Harris, Rebecca Lennon, Riccardo Baruzzi, Rita Sobral Campos, Samantha Donnelly, Simon Faithfull, S Mark Gubb, Stuart Edmundson, Tamy Ben-Tor, Tessa Power, Vicky Wright
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Supernormal Festival

Juneau Projects live on Sun 21st August 2011
Tickets available now http://www.supernormalfestival.co.uk/tickets

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Satellite Projects

Space, Hackney
21st July - 12th August 2011
Juneau Projects, Jessie Brennan, Chris Dorley-Brown and Daniel Lehan, Ania Dabrowska
Satellite Projects is a showcase of work created by three artist-led  projects delivered over the past year with different communities in  Hackney, Camden and Barking.
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Anticurate

mac, Birmingham
4 August - 11 September 2011
We have created the exhibition design for this show devised by Trevor Pitt as a platform to  explore democratic and collective approaches to exhibition curating.
Over six weeks the main gallery will  host six exhibitions that will be selected from artworks  submitted at the anticurate Open Day 9 July.
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Memory of a Hope - Ceri Hand Gallery, Liverpool


05 August - 03 September 2011 
Preview Thursday 4 August 6 - 8pm


Includes a new piece from us, plus work by Joseph Welden and Elizabeth Rowe, as well as:
Andrew Graves, Angus Braithwaite, Anthony Shapland, Antoine L’Heureux, Bedwyr Williams, Clare Kenny, Dan Ford, Doug Jones, Eleanor Moreton, Geraint Evans, Grant Foster, Henny Acloque, James Ireland, Jen Liu, Kim Rugg, Louise Bristow, Mary Griffiths, Matthew Houlding, Mel Brimfield, Mernet Larsen, Nevan Lahart, Nick Crowe & Ian Rawlinson, Peter Harris, Rebecca Lennon, Riccardo Baruzzi, Rita Sobral Campos, Samantha Donnelly, Simon Faithfull, S Mark Gubb, Stuart Edmundson, Tamy Ben-Tor, Tessa Power, Vicky Wright

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Supernormal Festival

Juneau Projects live on Sun 21st August 2011

Tickets available now http://www.supernormalfestival.co.uk/tickets

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Satellite Projects

Space, Hackney

21st July - 12th August 2011

Juneau Projects, Jessie Brennan, Chris Dorley-Brown and Daniel Lehan, Ania Dabrowska

Satellite Projects is a showcase of work created by three artist-led projects delivered over the past year with different communities in Hackney, Camden and Barking.

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Anticurate

mac, Birmingham

4 August - 11 September 2011

We have created the exhibition design for this show devised by Trevor Pitt as a platform to explore democratic and collective approaches to exhibition curating.

Over six weeks the main gallery will host six exhibitions that will be selected from artworks submitted at the anticurate Open Day 9 July.

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After London
16 - 30 July, The Malthouse, Barking
and 2 - 12 August, Civic Centre, Dagenham
A post-apocalyptic craft fair created by Juneau Projects and students from Warren and Barking Abbey schools. Commissioned by Space
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Juneau Brothers Live
23 July, Metal, Southend on Sea
Juneau Brothers play live on homemade electronic drumkit and instruments. Part of the End of Term festival.
Recent Juneau Brothers videos uploaded here and here
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The Event fundraising auction
An action to raise money for The Event festival, Birmingham. The auction takes place on the 24th June in Birmingham and also via email. Follow the link above for more details.
Artists include Juneau Projects, Ryan Gander, Tim Machin, AAS, Blue Firth, Mark Essen, Stuart Whipps, James Langdon, Matt Westbrook, Karen Kihlberg and Reuben Henry, Bedwyr Williams, Simon and Tom Bloor, Magnus Quaife, Joseph Welden, The Hut Project and many more
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Juneau Projects collection updated
The page showing the archive of our ceramics collection has recently been updated with a number of recent acquisitions.
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After London

16 - 30 July, The Malthouse, Barking

and 2 - 12 August, Civic Centre, Dagenham

A post-apocalyptic craft fair created by Juneau Projects and students from Warren and Barking Abbey schools. Commissioned by Space

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Juneau Brothers Live

23 July, Metal, Southend on Sea

Juneau Brothers play live on homemade electronic drumkit and instruments. Part of the End of Term festival.

Recent Juneau Brothers videos uploaded here and here

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The Event fundraising auction

An action to raise money for The Event festival, Birmingham. The auction takes place on the 24th June in Birmingham and also via email. Follow the link above for more details.

Artists include Juneau Projects, Ryan Gander, Tim Machin, AAS, Blue Firth, Mark Essen, Stuart Whipps, James Langdon, Matt Westbrook, Karen Kihlberg and Reuben Henry, Bedwyr Williams, Simon and Tom Bloor, Magnus Quaife, Joseph Welden, The Hut Project and many more

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Juneau Projects collection updated

The page showing the archive of our ceramics collection has recently been updated with a number of recent acquisitions.

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3 Megabytes of Hot RAM

08 April - 21 May 00110010001100000011000100110001

Ceri Hand Gallery, 12 Cotton Street, Liverpool, L3 7DY

Juneau Projects’ first solo exhibition at Ceri Hand Gallery incorporates a new body of work (paintings, sculpture, animation and photographs) that together draw on a flawed 1980s vision of the future.

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Flatpack and Fierce

Flatpack and Fierce festival

23 - 27 March 2011

Live performance and installation

VIVID, 140 Heath Mill Lane, Birmingham, B9 4AR

Juneau Projects are creating a performance and screening area that will change and adapt to the Flatpack and Fierce programme throughout the festival.

Located at the ‘Dirty End’ venue in the  Vivid  building, the projected environment will respond to sound in the space. It will be a bit like being inside a massive screensaver that goes nuts from time to time. Juneau Projects will also use the projections for a performance on the opening night.

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Flatpack and Fierce

Elusive (group show)
8th February - 18th March 2011

Camberwell Space

Camberwell College of Arts, 45 - 65 Peckham Road, London SE5 8UF

An exhibition exploring the camera as conduit and a space for the imagination.

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