Juneau Projects drop-in recording studio at The New Art Gallery Walsall, a man and a young boy are sat playing customised Juneau Projects guitars. Drop-in recording studio at The New Art Gallery Walsall, a middle-aged man is sat playing a bass guitar and is reading a sheet of lyrics.Drop-in recording studio at The New Art Gallery Walsall, a young man is playing a cello.Live launch event in the entrance foyer of The New Art Gallery Walsall. There is a stage in the foreground, with three people performing with their backs to the camera (left to right, Phil Duckworth playing guitar, Laura Curtin singing and Ben Sadler playing guitar). There is an audience in the background, standing and sat on the floor, facing the camera.

I Went to the Woods drop-in recording studio at The New Art Gallery Walsall.

Juneau Projects
(Phil Duckworth
& Ben Sadler)

Juneau Projects were formed in 2001 in Birmingham, UK. Their work engages with people and folk histories, bringing together music and found imagery in new interactive combinations. In early performance works they used mobile phones, wood chippers, microphones and CD Walkmans, often destroying them to make unexpected sounds. Their gallery work encompasses video, installation, sculpture and painting which seeks to express how we think we feel about nature in the 21st century. Recent live work has seen this developing into musical projects and performances, often in collaboration with groups and individuals. During their residency at The New Art Gallery Walsall they worked with gallery visitors to produce an album and live event.

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