Adam Sutherland's monologue
Maria Benjamin as Ruskin
a 'Decent Proposal' interviewee
the interview panel
Karen Guthrie
Bedwyr Williams
Images of the Abstract Cabinet comedy night at Eastside Projects, Birmingham. Photos by Harry Blackett from An Endless Supply
Pitch Proposals for Prizes
Join us at Eastside Projects, Birmingham, and bring proposals for your dream arts commission. You will be given the opportunity to put forward your ideas to a board of top arts professionals including Adam Sutherland, director of Grizedals Arts, who will offer feedback and maybe a tax free R&D budget, who knows…
The session will be podcast via Compliment Sandwich
Part of:
Abstract Cabinet Comedy Night
Featuring:
Grizedale Arts, Bedwyr Williams, Juneau Projects
Thursday 8 October, 7pm
A night of comedy at Eastside Projects featuring Bedwyr Willams performing his sermon ‘Methodist To My Madness’ and Grizedale Arts will be doing a comedic John Ruskin style presentation supported by Juneau Projects.
We are working on a project for the Shell Grotto, Margate, curated by Matthew de Pulford for Crate, Margate as part of ‘Bad Translation’. We will be creating a one-off live event in the grotto on the 13th Nov 2009. We are currently building sound-reactive visuals which are influenced by the mystery of the symbols which decorate the walls of the grotto, the history of seances in the grotto and the use of electronic devices as a means of recording the dead.
paul micklethwaite
Images of ‘Don’t Stop Believing’ just before the opening, including performance by Fay Nicolson and specially recorded version of Journey’s ‘Don’t Stop Believing’ by Paul Micklethwaite. Quad, Derby 19th September – 15th November 2009.
The exhibition of our latest project ‘Cardboard Wars’ is on now at BCU, Birmingham.
The exhibition runs alongside the art MA show,
Private View Friday 4th September 6.30-9.00pm
Open to Public Saturday 5th - 12th September
Opening times: 10.00am to 4.00pm Saturdays and Sunday,
10.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday.
Birmingham School of Art
Birmingham City University, BIAD, School of Art
Margaret Street, Birmingham B3 3BX.
Preparations for ‘Don’t Stop Believing’ at Quad, Derby are going well, thanks to our excellent volunteers who have been working with us at the gallery.
We are currently working on ‘Don’t Stop Believing’ at Quad, Derby
A Season Exploring the Art of Participation
19th September – 15th November 2009
http://www.derbyquad.co.uk/whats-on/exhibitions/dont-stop-believing
It takes it’s title from the classic Journey track here.
![Cardboard Wars
We need you!
Sat 22 Aug 09, 1-4pm, Eastside Projects, 86 Heath Mill lane, Digbeth, Birmingham, B9 4AR
The event will consist of a costume building session, photoshoot and tournament. There will be amazing prizes for the best costumes and for tournament winners. All ages welcome.
Cardboard, glue and other materials provided – no experience necessary.
Tournament rules: Competitors make their own costume and weapon from cardboard only. The winner of each round is the competitor whose cardboard weapon does not break. Competitors fight to break each others weapons only, no contact with opponent.
The event will be photographed as artwork by Juneau Projects [Ben Sadler and Philip Duckworth]. All participants will be credited. Images and costumes from the event will be exhibited at the art school, BCU, Margaret St, Birmingham as part of Juneau Projects Wheatley Fellowship exhibition, 5-12 Sept, at the same time as the MA show.
Images will be posted online for participants to download.
Contact juneau.projects@virgin.net for more info
samurai helmet by Carl Klein](http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_koiunzHs341qzmx99o1_400.jpg)
Cardboard Wars
We need you!
Sat 22 Aug 09, 1-4pm, Eastside Projects, 86 Heath Mill lane, Digbeth, Birmingham, B9 4AR
The event will consist of a costume building session, photoshoot and tournament. There will be amazing prizes for the best costumes and for tournament winners. All ages welcome.
Cardboard, glue and other materials provided – no experience necessary.
Tournament rules: Competitors make their own costume and weapon from cardboard only. The winner of each round is the competitor whose cardboard weapon does not break. Competitors fight to break each others weapons only, no contact with opponent.
The event will be photographed as artwork by Juneau Projects [Ben Sadler and Philip Duckworth]. All participants will be credited. Images and costumes from the event will be exhibited at the art school, BCU, Margaret St, Birmingham as part of Juneau Projects Wheatley Fellowship exhibition, 5-12 Sept, at the same time as the MA show.
Images will be posted online for participants to download.
Contact juneau.projects@virgin.net for more info
samurai helmet by Carl Klein
