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COLLECTIVE JUKEBOX
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557 artists --
1487 audio works
• docs
o about the project & the archive 1996-2004
| (with texts by jerome joy, warren burt, dante tanzi, alessandro ludivico, ariel kyrou, olivier blondeau, arnaud labelle-rojoux, marie-pierre bonniol, ludovic lignon, luc kerléo, olivier gras, dorothee richter) |
o roadshows list & bibliography
o download the presentation booklet (pdf) (en/fr)
o download the collective jukebox poster (pdf)
o list of artists and audio works
o the juke-box machines
o album images (1996-2004)
o web archives (1996-2004)
o → contact : joy [at] thing dot net
• sound-systems & roadshows
1996 o musiques d'appartement, v. 0.1, Nice (France)
1996 o musiques de plein air, v. 0.11, Nice (France)
1996 o audiotheque La Station, v. 0.12, Nice (France)
1997 o collage TV, v. 0.2, Bregenz (Austria)
1998 o collective jukebox v. 1.0, Bregenz (Austria)
1999 o collective jukebox v. 2.0, Lyon (France)
2000 o collective jukebox v. 2.1, Tourcoing (France)
2001 o collective jukebox v. 3.0, Marseille (France)
2001 o collective jukebox v. 3.01, Nantes (France)
2001 o collective jukebox v. 3.1, Strasbourg (France)
2002 o collective jukebox v. 3.11, Geneva (Switz.)
2002 o collective jukebox v. 4.0, Geneva (Switz.)
2002 o collective jukebox v. 4.01, Pau (France)
2003 o collective jukebox v. 4.02, Bremen (Germany)
2004 o collective jukebox v. 4.03, Milano (Italia)
2011 o collective jukebox v. 4.04a, Nice (France)
2012 o collective jukebox v. 4.04b, Nice (France) NEW !
• links
o jérôme joy
o ici editions
o frac paca o version française
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• collective jukebox 4.04b
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o next show : spring 2012, Villa Arson, Nice (F) contemporary art center collective exhibition, 17 feb. / 28 may 2012 : L'Institut des Archives Sauvages (The Primitive Archiving & Archivology Institute) This exhibition brings together around thirty contemporary works that all have in common original and unique archiving systems both in their form and content. They are outside of the usual classifications in science or history. Each archive creates its ranking methods, its own categories, functions and uses. [ more info ]
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