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Featured work: Sleepwake,
which describes the coming technological singularity when the machines will 'wake up’.
Sleepwake
May 18

Images and video of our most recent piece ‘Gleaners of the Infocalypse’ at the Tatton Park Biennial.

The piece features a post-apocalyptic wildlife artists studio built in the tail section of a commercial aircraft. It set in a time after a worldwide information disaster has brought society as we know it to an end. The aircraft has been re-purposed as a studio where the inhabitants paint images of the deer that surround them.

The term Infocalypse comes from Neal Stephenson’s novel Snow Crash. The piece is influenced by Jean-François Millet and the the Barbizon school’s approach to en plein air painting, in particular Millet’s 1857 painting The Gleaners. The stag on the tail of the aircraft was painted in situ using scaffolding and brushes attached to poles.

You can see details of the piece being installed and painted here: juneauprojectsblog.tumblr.com

‘Gleaners of the Infocalypse’ is a new commission for the 2012 Tatton Park Biennial. The piece was installed and supported by Retro Aviation. www.retroaviation.com

Tatton Park Biennial: Flights of Fancy, Tatton Park, Cheshire, UK www.tattonparkbiennial.org
12 May — 30 September, 2012

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May 9
Tatton Park Biennial: Flights of Fancy 12 May - 30 September, 2012 We have a new piece in the Tatton Park Biennial, titled ‘Gleaners of the Infocalypse’. You can see images of the installation and painting process on our blog page here. The piece was installed and supported by Retro Aviation. The Biennial includes work by: Charbel Ackermann, Brass Art, David Cotterrell, Tom Dale, Simon Faithfull, Tessa Farmer, Jem Finer, Olivier Grossetete, Hilary Jack, Juneau Projects, Dinu Li, Pointfive, Aura Satz, Ultimate Holding Company, Sarah Woodfine

Tatton Park Biennial: Flights of Fancy

12 May - 30 September, 2012

We have a new piece in the Tatton Park Biennial, titled ‘Gleaners of the Infocalypse’.

You can see images of the installation and painting process on our blog page here.

The piece was installed and supported by Retro Aviation.



The Biennial includes work by:

Charbel Ackermann, Brass Art, David Cotterrell, Tom Dale, Simon Faithfull, Tessa Farmer, Jem Finer, Olivier Grossetete, Hilary Jack, Juneau Projects, Dinu Li, Pointfive, Aura Satz, Ultimate Holding Company, Sarah Woodfine

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March 14
The culmination of Juneau Projects’ residency at Castle Connections, Queenborough on the Isle of Sheppey takes place on Saturday 17th March, 10 – 2pm with a ‘Creative Fête’ celebrating the artistic pursuits of the island’s residents. Our residency is one of three that has been taking place in the Swale region of Kent through the council’s ‘Art at the Centre’ initiative. Please see the project blog for details on the event and the residency project as a whole. _________________________________________________________________

The culmination of Juneau Projects’ residency at Castle Connections, Queenborough on the Isle of Sheppey takes place on Saturday 17th March, 10 – 2pm with a ‘Creative Fête’ celebrating the artistic pursuits of the island’s residents. Our residency is one of three that has been taking place in the Swale region of Kent through the council’s ‘Art at the Centre’ initiative.

Please see the project blog for details on the event and the residency project as a whole.

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Rotate at the CAS 12 March - 31 August Contemporary Art Society, 11-15 Emerald Street, London, WC1N 3QL Grand Union and Eastside Projects present an exhibition of work by artists including Paul Newman, Helen Brown, Stuart Whipps, Juneau Projects, Matt Westbrook, Kelly Large, Mark Essen, Joanne Masding, Elizabeth Rowe and Chris Clinton. image: Čapexagon 03 (Lickey Hills), Juneau Projects _________________________________________________________________

Rotate at the CAS

12 March - 31 August
Contemporary Art Society, 11-15 Emerald Street, London, WC1N 3QL

Grand Union and Eastside Projects present an exhibition of work by artists including Paul Newman, Helen Brown, Stuart Whipps, Juneau Projects, Matt Westbrook, Kelly Large, Mark Essen, Joanne Masding, Elizabeth Rowe and Chris Clinton.

image: Čapexagon 03 (Lickey Hills), Juneau Projects

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November 19

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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October 6
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. __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________

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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