Interior environment of the Juice Bar: green multiplex plates used for the 11 metres long bar and bar chairs, bright orange coloured walls and floor, tables and chairs (designed by Arne Vehovar for Magis), title logo by Irena Woelle, cups with logo, drinks mats with logo, juicers, dishes, oranges, refrigerator, dustbins. Bonnevoie is the name of the neighbourhood where the building was located. It is the most mixed area of Luxembourg with 80% of the population being made up of emigrants. Bonnevoie? Juice Bar was built in a formal Fruit Market warehouse for the Manifesta 2 exhibition in Luxembourg. It occupied one side of the building, which was open to the street. The location was a very important element of the work. The Juice Bar was open to the public, especially to the local audience, for free, providing the possibility of being able to have a look at what was happening inside the building where the art exhibition was taking place. The Juice Bar served as an in-between zone between the neighbourhood and the inside of the building, between the non-professional public and contemporary art. People could sit down, get a glass of free juice, see what was happening inside the building, and watch the TV programme for Bonnevoie on the monitors attached to the wall. TV Bonnevoie consisted of a compilation tape with four videos. The videos were shown on the TV monitors as clich? ???furniture??? of the bar. They were initiated by the existing context and by the relationship between the building and its neighbourhood. Four TV monitors attached to the wall showing the TV programme for Bonnevoie (4 videos): How to make your own juice?, mini DV, Pal, 2???17??????, Cre(Action) Directe, mini DV, Pal, 13???43??????, Memories of the Future, mini DV, Pal, 8???, Bonnevoie by Day & Night, mini DV, Pal, 7???37??????.