Findings
| When | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1990 | Juno Reactor began partly as an anti-war art project. Ben Watkins and artist Norma Fletcher transported a surface-to-air missile through London and exhibited it as a protest against the Gulf War and the broader threat posed by military conflict and (nuclear) weapons. | Source |
| Watkins has spent decades deliberately incorporating musicians and traditions from different parts of the world into Juno Reactor. His work with South African percussionists Amampondo is particularly concrete: he produced material with them, toured with them, and incorporated their live performance into Juno Reactor. | Source |
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