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The satisfaction of knowing you've helped a struggling artist.
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An unreleased episode of Roadside Picnic. In 2006 a friend was working on a feature film and needed some inspirational music - something he could watch with raw footage and production stills. His film is about a satellite mapper - so I decided to focus on movement, both on earth, and in space. If your familiar with the podcast, you'll hear a bunch of things you've heard before, but in a new way - but also a lot of stuff I never had the chance to use before. Four years later and the film, "Here" by Braden King, made its debut in the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. Maybe the mix will inspire *your* project as well...
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All of the above, plus 3. A "Thank You" in the film 4. A copy of the film on DVD when it's released
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All of the above PLUS 5. A copy of one of the unique, limited edition 12" vinyl lp A ROOM FOREVER records - your choice of either Koen Holtkamp, Svarte Greiner or Machinefabriek (While supplies last - there aren't a lot of these).
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All of the above, but instead of one LP - you get the full set of ALL THREE A Room Forever records!
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You get one LP from the A Room Forever series PLUS A limited edition, signed c-print made from data and research I gathered on the forest and made specifically for this fundraiser!
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Joshua Zucker-Pluda is an artist who lives and works in New York City. He is the host and curator of the Roadside Picnic podcast and its accompanying record series, A Room Forever.
Any updates on this project?
Cheers,
jon
Hey, Joshua! Your fabulous sister pointed me to this. It sounds like a wonderful project. Good luck!
Beautiful project! I am excited to see the final outcome.
I very interested in your project. I had some amazing adventures in that forest. The forest is unlike any other I have traveled in. From fortified churches, to haunted tents, to spinning compasses, it is one fascinating area. Plus, the Japanese perception of the forest is very interesting. Good luck with your project.