AIRBORNE \\ A3 - Adam Page "Bread and Sticks" /  by JoFF Rae

THE RENEGADE PEACH PROJECT presents AIRBORNE \\
A series of music video postcards set to music from home, with New Zealand based artists contributing unreleased tracks to the project. In 2015 The Renegade Peach Project ventured on a 3 month journey that began in Cambodia and wrapped in San Francisco. As we roamed, we captured hints of the streets, people, wildlife, food, and spirit of each locale before uniting our visuals with the submitted tracks. Alchemy.

Each artist was asked to provide a time of day for us to film, and a keyword or colour to help us capture the essence of their track. Adam's wanted us to start with the dawn, his key word for the track was "Pulse" and his selected colours? "ALL of the colours! SO MUCH COLOUR!" - which for those who know Paris well is rather a tricky task. We love a challenge, and Adam.




For more information and for the full series please go to www.renegadepeach.com/airborne

Full artist line-up: Estère (Jordan Rakei re-mix), Alphabethead, Adam Page, Big Flip The Massive, Joe Blossom, and Louis Baker (Pacific Heights re-mix).

Intro music (full permission) by The All Seeing Hand
www.the-all-seeing-hand.bandcamp.com/

AIRBORNE\\ was filmed, edited and produced by the Renegade Peach Project.

AIRBORNE \\ A2 - Alphabethead "Bangkok" /  by JoFF Rae

THE RENEGADE PEACH PROJECT presents AIRBORNE \\
A series of music video postcards set to music from home, with New Zealand based artists contributing unreleased tracks to the project. In 2015 The Renegade Peach Project ventured on a 3 month journey that began in Cambodia and wrapped in San Francisco. As we roamed, we captured hints of the streets, people, wildlife, food, and spirit of each locale before uniting our visuals with the submitted tracks. Alchemy.

Each artist was asked to provide a time of day for us to film and a keyword or colour to help us capture the essence of their track. Alphabethead's key word for the track was "Nocturnal" and we filmed on the Bangkok streets during the late evening. 
You can hear more from Alphabethead here: www.soundcloud.com/alphabethead

For more information and for the full series please go to www.renegadepeach.com/airborne

Full artist line-up: Estère (Jordan Rakei re-mix), Alphabethead, Adam Page, Big Flip The Massive, Louis Baker (Pacific Heights re-mix) and Joe Blossom.

Intro music (full permission) by The All Seeing Hand
www.the-all-seeing-hand.bandcamp.com/

AIRBORNE\\ was filmed, edited and produced by the Renegade Peach Project.

Dismaland : Banksy's distopian playground /  by JoFF Rae

Dismal Land – a festival of art, amusements and entry-level anarchism.

Are you looking for an alternative to the sugar-coated tedium of the average family day out? Or just somewhere a lot cheaper?
Then this is the place for you. Bring the whole family to come and enjoy the latest addition to our chronic leisure surplus…

Open everyday from 22nd August – 27th September 2015.
11am – 11pm. Admission £3, free for the under 5’s.
Capacity is limited, visit the ticket page and book a time slot for guaranteed entry.

FOR FIVE WEEKS ONLY

Contains uneven floor surfaces, extensive use of strobe lighting, imagery unsuitable for small children and swearing.
The following are strictly prohibited in the Park – spray paint, marker pens, knives and legal representatives of the Walt Disney Corporation.

 

Dismaland is situated on the seafront in legendary Weston-super-Mare
and is easily accessible by train, bus and road. Marine Parade BS23 1BE

Renata Flores Rivera "The way you make me feel" Michael Jackson - Versión en Quechua /  by JoFF Rae

Grabado en Vilcashuamán, una joya arquitectónica de los incas en Ayacucho - Perú; con la finalidad de revalorar nuestra lengua ancestral "El Quechua".

In the middle of ancient Incan ruins in the foot hills of the Peruvian Andes, 14-year-old Renata Flores Rivera brings together two things dear to her heart: the ancient Indigenous language of South America, Quechua, and Michael Jackson’s “The Way You Make Me Feel.”

“It’s a project called ‘Las juventudes tambien hablamos Quechua‘ (the youth, we speak Quechua too),” she said. She said it’s important for her “to be able to appreciate this language again, because we are losing it here in Peru.”

Flores’s mother, Patricia Rivera Canchanya, kicked off the campaign this year through a cultural association, la Asociación Cultural Surca,which she founded 11 years ago to promote arts and Peruvian culture in their home city of Huamanga (also known as Ayacucho). Rivera is also a musician, and set up a music school through the association. She said she saw an urgent need to pass on Quechua to younger generations, before the language is forgotten in Peru.

“I speak Quechua, but not very fluently anymore because we don’t use it,” she said. “They teach a lot here, English, which is also really important because it’s the global language, but we can’t abandon our roots because this is ours, it’s a heritage that we shouldn’t allow ourselves to lose.”

INTERSECTION by JOHN ASLANIDIS & MAYONAIZE /  by JoFF Rae

Intersection is a collaborative exhibition between John Aslanidis and Mayonaize.

Aslanidis' work explores a sensory dimension,which exists between sound and vision, where as Graffiti has been a major influence on Mayonaize's eclectic oeuvre.
The contrasting approaches result in unique images that merge to become a fusion of sonic vibrations and calligraphic improvised text derived from graffiti.

John Aslanidis has exhibited throughout Australia and Internationally for over 20 years. His work is currently represented by galleries in Australia, New York and Berlin, He has worked extensively in collaboration with composers to install his work with their music written in response to his paintings, to create a multi-sensory experience, In 2012 he was commissioned to create Sonic Network no.11 for Hamer Hall in Melbourne.

Mayonaize has created an established profile within the Melbourne street art scene with a multitude of public works and exhibitiions in Melbourne and Internationally in Miami ,Tokyo Berlin and London.His pieces are distinctive for his deliberate handwork and swift, and precise execution of a complex and elaborate style of monochromatic text.

John Aslanidis is represeted by NKN Gallery in Melbourne

images Nicole Reed

from Round 3 Creative 

Intersection is a collaborative exhibition between John Aslanidis and Mayonaize. Aslanidis’ work explores a sensory dimension, which exists between sound and vision, where as graffiti has been a major influence on Mayonaize’s eclectic oeuvre.

Opening reception 6pm Friday 28th of August at Juddy Roller.
Corner of Johnston St and Chapel St, Fitzroy

juddyroller.com.au
johnaslanidis.com
mayonaize.com

Music - Remixed using "Sonic Network no.9" by Brian May ( brian-may.net/sonical )

AIRBORNE \\ A1 - Estère (Jordan Rakei re-mix) - "Reptilian Journey" /  by JoFF Rae

Published on 18 Aug 2015

THE RENEGADE PEACH PROJECT presents AIRBORNE \\
A series of music video postcards set to music from home, with New Zealand based artists contributing unreleased tracks to the project. In 2015 The Renegade Peach Project ventured on a 3 month journey that began in Cambodia and wrapped in San Francisco. As we roamed, we captured hints of the streets, people, wildlife, food, and spirit of each locale before uniting our visuals with the submitted tracks. Alchemy.

Each artist was asked to provide a keyword and/or colour to help us capture the essence of their track. Estère's key word for the track was "Flicker" and her selected colours were maroon and gold. 

For more information and for the full series please go to www.renegadepeach.com/airborne

Full artist line-up: Estère (Jordan Rakei re-mix), Alphabethead, Adam Page, Big Flip The Massive, Joe Blossom, and Louis Baker (Pacific Heights re-mix).

Intro music (full permission) by The All Seeing Hand
www.the-all-seeing-hand.bandcamp.com/

AIRBORNE\\ was filmed, edited and produced by the Renegade Peach Project. This project was not funded and no money was made.

 

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Tunes Of I / Get the debut album > Now on Kickstarter /  by JoFF Rae

Introducing the expansive neo-dub/roots/soul/psychedelia seven piece ensemble Tunes of I, from New Zealand's capital city.

Our fav' band right now... kickin' a KickStarter for their new album - Tunes of I, a 7-piece neo-dub/roots/psychedelic band from Wellington, New Zealand. Started out as a 3-piece back in 2011 and have gone through four years (and a couple of line-up changes) to bring our music to all parts of New Zealand, and now, we've got our sights set on the world.

These guys supported The Original Wailers & Sticky Fingers earlier this year & have just been announced on the Soundsplash Festival Raglan lineup for 2016!  Within a few days of release the Kickstarter reached 15% of the $10K they need to get their debut album out... it's great to be a part of their success!

Tunes of I is proud to announce the release of their official video for Give In, after they won funding on The Audience in November 2014. Thanks to Paul Innes, NZ On Air Music and www.theaudience.co.nz. Visit www.tunesofi.com for more info

546: Burroughs 101 /  by JoFF Rae

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This American Life host Ira Glass was never into William Burroughs. Didn't get why people love his writing so much. Then he heard this radio story that changed all that, partly because it wasn't very reverential about Burroughs. For Burroughs 101st birthday, we hear that story. 

Iggy Pop, the documentary's narrator, begins by listing some of the artists and artistic movements influenced by Burroughs: Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Steely Dan, Kurt Cobain, Lou Reed; punk, heavy metal. We hear from director John Waters on the impact on him of Burroughs' open homosexuality and frankness about sex. Others talk about Burroughs' heroin addiction and obsession with guns and weapons. Burroughs shot his wife to death in what he said was a terrible accident.

'disarm' /  by JoFF Rae

Pedro Reyes creates second generation instruments from dismantled guns. With a team of musicians and new media studio, Cocolab, Reyes has made mechanized instruments from these one-time harmful weapons.

Pedro Reyes creates instruments from dismantled guns. In the bonus clip above, Reyes and a team of musicians before at London's Lisson Gallery.