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GF, 7 Ltl. Miller St
Brunswick East,
VIC 3057 AUS

Opening Hours

Wed–Fri 12–5pm
Sat 12–4pm

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Bus Projects
GF, 7 Little Miller St
Brunswick East
VIC, 3057, Aust.


info@busprojects.org.au


Opening hours:
Wed - Fri, 12pm-5pm
Sat, 12pm-4pm
(Closed public holidays)


To arrange a guided or self-guided tour for schools and groups, please contact us at least 3 business days in advance.


Staff:
Sophia Cai (Artistic Director)
sophia@busprojects.org.au

Samm Sutton (Exhibition Coordinator)
samm@busprojects.org.au



Board:
Jenna Lee (Co-Chair)
Jacina Leong (Co-Chair)
Christine Tipton (Treasurer)
Hugh Griffiths (Secretary)
Sahra Martin
Talia Smith
Trent Walter


Artist Committee:
Mohamed Chamas
Jemi Gale
Jenna Lee
Roberta Rich


Curatorial Mentorship:
Tabitha Glanville


Volunteers:
Jasmine Babayan
Stef Panoscho
Sophie Tanner
Shannon Toth
Ruisi Wang



We thank our current funding partners & supporters:
Creative Australia
Creative Victoria
Bodriggy Brewing
Heaps Normal
Public Office


Bus Projects is an artist-run organisation dedicated to supporting the critical, conceptual and interdisciplinary practices of Australian artists. In addition to its core gallery-based program of exhibitions, events and residencies, Bus Projects collaborates with a range of artists and arts organisations to produce projects off-site and within the public realm.


After twenty-two years of operation, Bus Projects is one of the longest-running artist-run initiatives (ARIs) in Narrm Melbourne and has made a significant contribution to the vibrancy and diversity of the city’s arts culture.

Founded as Bus by Tim O’Donoghue, Kade McDonald, David Sutton, John Karatzas, and Chris Johnson in 2001, it was originally located at 117 Little Lonsdale St. Bus began as a design collective whose members held a shared interest in art. The gallery had three exhibition spaces known as the Skinny Gallery, Main Gallery and the Sound Gallery. It also had a project space that hosted artist residencies and performances by such bands as My Disco, Fabulous Diamonds, True Radical Miracle, Snawklor, Pummel, Night Terrors, Stabs, Kes, Oren Ambachi, Anthony Pataras, Robin Fox, and Ben Frost.

In 2007, the artist, Claire Mooney replaced Tim O’Donoghue as the gallery director and in February 2008, Bus incorporated and became officially known as Bus Gallery Inc. In November 2008, the artist Tim Webster became the gallery director and in December 2008, Bus Gallery Inc. formally changed its name to Bus Projects in order to reflect the group’s focus on spatial arts practice. In 2009, a new exhibition space dedicated to video projections was opened in the renovated stairwell of the building. Throughout 2009, Bus Projects was also home to the Sunshine and Grease, operated by Patrick O’Brien.

In January 2010, Bus Projects was notified of the building owner’s intention to redevelop the site. In March 2010, Bus Projects moved out of the building at 117 Little Lonsdale Street. Throughout 2010, Bus Projects presented a series of off-site events, including The Sound Playground and Play With Your Food in conjunction with other arts groups until relocating to Donkey Wheel House in early 2011.

In 2013 the organisation relocated to new gallery premises in Collingwood. The new site, located on the ground floor of 25 – 31 Rokeby Street, Collingwood, is housed within a former paint factory that has been transformed and redesigned by John Wardle Architects.

In 2020, Bus Projects moved into Collingwood Yards, a new, permanent and affordable home for scores of artists and independent arts organisations working across music, visual arts, performance, digital media, creative industries and beyond. Situated across the former Collingwood Technical School campus, Collingwood Yards spans over 6500sqm. The site consists of three buildings and a leafy central courtyard and is located in one of Australia’s most diverse, rapidly transforming and dense inner city neighbourhoods.

In 2023, Bus Projects relocated to its new home in Brunswick East at 7 Little Miller Street. The new stand-alone space houses two gallery spaces.

Engages,

Dell Stewart, John Brooks Tree Log Paper Book Workshops

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Kiera Brew Kurec (Panel Discussions) Archiving the Temporal: Emanate

Accompanying Kiera Brew Kurec’s project Archiving the Temporal: Emanate, Bus Projects will be hosting a public program incorporating three panel discussions with esteemed Australian and International performance practitioners, academics and historians over the month of April. The discussions encompass ritual as a basis for performance making, ethical reinterpretation/re-performance, and methodologies in performance archiving. These talks are facilitated by Kiera Brew Kurec, generously hosted by Bus Projects and supported by the City of Yarra.

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Kiera Brew Kurec Archiving the Temporal: Emanate

Archiving the Temporal: Emanate was an intimate performance exploring the possibilities of preserving and archiving performance practice beyond photographic and video documentation. Using ritual as a framework for preservation, Archiving the Temporal: Emanate asks the audience to become custodians of the performance, then to pass on the performance beyond its original viewing and out into the wider community. The performance will be accompanied by a series of online discussions which have been generously supported by the City of Yarra small project grants.

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Michael Bojkowski, Erin Crouch, Georgie Flood, H.A. Halpert, Ruth Höflich, Christiane Huber, Olivia Koh, Hen Vaughan, Pip Wallis, Briony Galligan SAFE: Rearranging the Library Publication Launch

Please join us for the publication launch of ‘SAFE: Rearranging the Library’ as part of the Melbourne Art Book Fair

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Curated by Grace McQuilten and Amy Spiers, with Dewi Cooke and The Social Studio, David Mackenzie and Youthworx, and Irine Vela and Outer Urban Projects Takeover

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2021 Online Fundraiser

We are excited to announce the upcoming Bus Projects 2021 Online Fundraiser. Join us, Tuesday 16th November, 6–8pm, on Instagram to purchase original artworks by our community of artists!

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Arini Byng, Sean Dockray, Tamsen Hopkinson, Steven Rhall, Jacqui Shelton, Fayen d'Evie, Public Office Means, of Production

Means, of Production is an experiment in building open-source software in an open dialog with a group of artists, in order to try and expand the idea of how artworks can live and evolve in the peer-to-peer space. It is a collaborative project between Bus Projects, Public Officeand six Melbourne-based artists. Funded as a result of Covid-19, initially the ideas sprung from an obvious lack of tools for making art works solely for an ephemeral, digital space. That’s what we hope to shift through this process.

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un Projects un Magazine launch issue 15.1

Bus Projects is excited to stock un Magazine, 15.1: SURPLUS, edited by Snack Syndicate (Astrid Lorange + Andrew Brooks).

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Isobel D’Cruz Barnes Hyper-Visibility and Under-Representation: “Diversity” in Melbourne Music Scenes

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Sandra Bridie and Melody Ellis Q & A Walking in the configuration of infinity

Melody and Sandra discuss their project Walking in the configuration of infinity, which combined a series of Walkshops presented by members of nonfictionLab, a walking lecture and performance by Alice Cummins,and the inaugural Reading Room presentation at Bus.

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Curator talk with Emily Wakeling

To coincide with the first iteration of ‘Compassionate Grounds: Ten Years on in Tohoku’, curator Emily Wakeling will give a curatorial talk on the project on Saturday 8th May from 2pm.

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Alice Cummins A Walking Dance A Moving Lecture

“…the rhythm of walking took the song into the body. Through the body, song became dance, which in turn became ceremony.” Songlines, Margo Neale and Lynne Kelly.

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Zoë Bastin That Which Was Once Familiar

Presented at Sylvia Staehli Theatre, Dancehouse, That Which Was Once Familiar (TWWOF) investigates how culture inscribes gender and sexuality onto the flesh sacks we walk around in… our bodies.

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Alisa Tanaka King Future Origins of Community and Universal Sustainability (F.O.C.U.S)

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Jemi Gale ‘True Colours’ catalogue launch

Please join us at Bus Projects this Saturday 10th April, 3.30-5.30pm, for the ‘True Colours’ catalogue launch. There will be performances by En.V, Fimo, and a secret guest.

Alongside a community feast, ‘For The Love of Leftovers’, the epilogue to F.O.C.U.S. In the interest of keeping a waste-free practice, Alisa Tanaka-King will be cooking up the leftover ingredients from F.O.C.U.S and will be hosting an open event for the local community, promoting sustainability and communal eating. All are welcome!

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Byron Dean Three Retracings, POLYCENTRE

‘Three Retracings’ is a sound publication that explores a process of returning, retracing and re-listening in urban space. Recorded periodically across three and a half years in Narrm Melbourne, Kaifeng and Suzhou; nine compositions form a set of sonic relations between neighbourhoods undergoing urban transformation in Australia and China. Placing three accumulative listenings in conversation across these contexts, the publication interrogates the contentious role of the field recordist as an itinerant documenter, archive-maker, visitor and tourist.


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Youthworx, Damian Seddon Youthworx film screening and Q&A plus performance by Damian Seddon

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Caoife Power, Bus Radio OUT OF BOUNDS

OUT OF BOUNDS is a series of performances and conversations with Australian artists that navigates the intricacies of their art practice, the way they have adapted to the world in isolation and their reflections on the emerging art world right now.

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Care of Studios, Bus Radio, Bus TV Taking Care

c/o Studios discuss and explore hidden narratives surrounding materials and objects within contemporary art practices.

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Babs Rapeport and Eitan Ritz, Concentric Curriculum Dress for the Job you Want not the Job you Keep

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Darcey Bella Arnold, Bus Radio me say edit be

Darcey Bella Arnold’s practice considers the artists’ close and unique relationship with her mother, Jennifer. Jennifer has an acquired brain injury, which has altered her use of language.

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Lisa Lerkenfeldt, Bus Radio A Garden Dissolves Into Black Silk

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Clementine Edwards, Bus TV whiteness

Clementine Edwards’ new film whiteness is a preliminary sketch about the white everyday.

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Siona Wilson Lecture by Siona Wilson

Join us for a virtual lecture by Siona Wilson to mark the screening of Women of the Rhondda as part of the Bodies of Work film series curated by Benison Kilby.

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Concentric Curriculum

Concentric Curriculum is an artist-led parallel-school program embracing non-institutional, self-organised approaches to education and made in collaboration with local communities. This program enables artists and arts professionals to become creative collaborators and co-producers with diverse communities, resulting in long-term collaborations and sustained knowledge sharing.

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Bus TV Streaming now

Bus TV is our platform that will present intermittent televisual broadcasts throughout the COVID-19 lockdown and beyond!

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Kei Te Pai Press, Concentric Curriculum (Re)imagining Indigenous futures: an education program towards revolution

(Re)imagining Indigenous futures: an education program towards revolution is a project by Kei Te Pai Press.

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Sofie Burgoyne Field Notes from Care Workers

‘Field Notes from Care Workers’ is a series of encounters between human and more-than-human beings who consider care as a part of their work. Broadcasted live weekly on Bus Radio.

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Curated by Benison Kilby, Presented in Partnership with Composite on Bus TV Bodies of Work

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Kari Lee McInneny-McRae, Concentric Curriculum Squiggle Practice

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Henry Wolff, Bus TV Ourselves

Born from interviews with close friends about vulnerability, ‘Ourselves’ explores the risk perceived in baring oneself and the value of support in constructing autonomous and unfiltered spaces. Presented on Bus TB on Wednesday 2 September, 7pm

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Melanie Jame Wolf, Bus TV Three Possibilities Walk Into A Bar (TONIGHT reprise)

Three Possibilities Walk Into A Bar (TONIGHT reprise) is a music video for a performance text. This text first appeared in a 2019 choreographic work called TONIGHT.

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Bus Radio, Oonagh Slater, Megan Payne Land Swimming

Join Oonagh and Megan as they dive into the depths of lack, missing and yearning for swimming.

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There is no air in Space, Bus Radio Fragile confinement

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Geoff Robinson, Ying-Lan Dann Lower Moonee Ponds Creek Tributary Project

Lower Moonee Ponds Creek Tributary Project is an audio work that investigates the redirected, hidden and remnant creek tributaries of inner northwest Melbourne.

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Mira Loew, and Jane Frances Dunlop, Bus TV full moon to new moon (hands, fastness, surprise) & other exchanges

For Bus TV, Loew and Dunlop share a new work that is the consequence of a set of exchanges occurring over spring 2020. A series of videos form an intimate conversation about distance, isolation, depression and the consequences of stopping by choice and by necessity.

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Chantelle Mitchell and Jaxon Waterhouse, Concentric Curriculum Abyss Lessons: Vortextual Thinking amidst the Ecological Turn EOI

Abyss Lessons is a five part curriculum, exploring, through geologic and hydrologic states, our human and other-than-human entanglements through depth as a measure of being.

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Aaron Billings, Bus Radio Casual Stain

‘Casual Stain’ is a radio play based on Aaron Billings’ own experience working at a multi-national retail & homewares store as the Pandemic hit. Released Fortnightly on Thursday evening at 7pm. The next episode will air on Thursday 23 July.

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Nina Sanadze, Bus TV Living Room

Living Room is a series of short films by visual artist Nina Sanadze. Each film presents a portrait of a Melbourne artist captured in their home studio and sometimes at their job too.

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Jacina Leong, Concentric Curriculum Thinking with, and acting from, this place: caring in and through the ethics, methods and purposes of our practices Open Call

Bus Projects and Jacina Leong invite you to submit an expression of interest for this free, four-part workshop will take place via Zoom, facilitated by artist-curator, Jacina Leong.

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Alisa Tanaka King, Bus Radio Fenton’s Feast

Fenton’s Feast is a podcast exploring food, stories, and community created by Alisa Tanaka King.

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Eleanor Duffin A Phantom Limb

Eleanor Duffin (born Wexford, Ireland, currently lives and works in Bristol, UK) is a visual artist whose works are predominantly sculptural in nature. She employs a process of speculative questioning that draws influence from varied disparate ideas and anecdotes within anthropology, literature, physics and art history. She is interested in things that have a sense of self conscious autonomy and the potential to be generative agents.

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Ruth Höflich, Concentric Curriculum Safe Workshop EOI

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Nick System, Concentric Curriculum Bang, An Introduction to Pure Data

Nick System delivers a 3 hour introductory workshop into Pure Data for Interactivity and Sound Art.****

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Care of Studios, Bus TV Taking Care

Intermittent televisual broadcasts throughout the COVID-19 lockdown and beyond!

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Queer(y)ing Creative Practice

Queer(y)ing Creative Practice will be a monthly show on Bus Radio. Each month a new topic will be discussed between Zoë Bastin and guests.

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Anatol Pitt, Bus Radio Unwind

A bedtime show hosted by Anatol Pitt from 10pm every Thursday on Bus Radio.

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Bus Radio Gertrude Talks

Gertrude Talks is weekly discussion series produced in partnership with Gertrude Contemporary. Each week a new theme will be unpacked by host Georgia Banks with past and present Gertrude studio artists.

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Jazz Money, Bus Radio Poetry Club

Join Wiradjuri poet Jazz Money every week as she chooses a different poet to read live.

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Caring for the Ecology

Caring for the Ecology is a show on Bus Radio that amplifies important conversation about the collaborative, collectivist and organisational structures that impact the way we work as arts workers and cultural producers.

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Intercom

Join us each Wednesday at 1pm on Bus Radio for 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐨𝐦, a series of discussions with artists from our program.

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Bus Radio Terrestrial Sounds

Terrestrial Sounds is a program of audio commissions produced by artists around near and far during the COVID-19 lockdown.

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Bus Radio Dissemination is a lens

‘Dissemination is a lens’ features an eclectic mix of upbeat music and positive sounds selected by our nearest and dearest.

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Bus Radio Days of our lives

A music show presenting a mix of politically inclined tracks across all genres to help you through the day. Enjoy mixes by the Bus team as well as guest programmers during the COVID-19 lockdown.

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Departed Acts Radio

Departed Acts is a performance-lecture series that invites Victorian artists, writers and curators to recall the experience of a pivotal exhibition or artwork that has influenced their practice.

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Claudia Phares Sharing is Caring - Virtual Dinner Edition

Hosting a dinner online is a socially-engaged event that aims to create a sense of community through sharing food.

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Eugenia Lim, Moorina Bonini, Yaya Sung March 2020 Launch Event

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Arkie Barton, Ruby Brown, Kristy Dickinson, Alexandre Dubois, Tahnee Edwards, Caeylen Fenelon-Norris, Tarni Maddison, Nancy Oziya, & Zara Sully. Sewn Together

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Hosted by Bus Projects and Liquid Architecture Collective-Kolektif: an Indonesia-Australia dialogue on artist collectives

‘Collective-Kolektif’ hosts Indonesian collectives including KUNCI Cultural Studies Center, Ace House, OMNI space, Ruang MES 56, and ruangrupa; alongside Melbourne-based groups Her Africa Is Real, Hyphenated Projects, eleven-collective, and Sound School, with more to be announced.

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Archie Barry Pen running out, trundling smudge

Archie Barry will present a thread of curated readings from their diary entries written between 1999 and 2019, laced together with excerpts of affect theory, linguistics and existential philosophy. Polyvocal and correlative, the presentation searches for ramified language that could function (or dysfunction) to touch the perpetual flux of personhood.

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Majella, Waxwork, Mara Musik Box

MUSIK BOX is an ongoing series of experimental music concerts featuring emerging and established artists and musicians. The upcoming concert features electronic music.

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Shelley Lasica The Design Plot

Please join us on Saturday 30 November from 2 - 4pm for ‘The Design Plot’. This will be the final event at Bus Projects’ current Rokeby st site. ‘The Design Plot’ is helping us say goodbye to our site that we have occupied since 2013 before we move into our new site at CAP in 2020.

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Bus Projects Open Call 2020-2021 Application Info Session

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Chantelle Mitchell with Angie Pai + more Breath Poetics

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Featuring DJ Sets by Lucreccia Quintanilla and Tamsen Hopkinson. Bus Projects x Negative Press Festive Season Edition Sale Party!

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Connor Bugelli, Luyuan Zhang, Judith Hamann, Charles Ives Singers Musik Box

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Nicholas Braun (Sibling), Kim Bridgland (Edition Office), Tim Brooks (Fieldwork) Housing Culture

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Talk by Lisa Adkins: Social Reproduction in the Neoliberal Era: Payments, Leverage and the Minskian Household

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Noriko Nakamura, Sista Zai Zanda, and Sheena Colquhoun Departed Acts at the Abbotsford Convent

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Dr Michelle Antoinette with Phuong Ngo, Ruby Brown and Andy Butler In-Conversation

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Archie Barry: I found this hat on a footpath three years ago

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In Conversation: Pip Wallis, Nicholas Smith and Jacqui Shelton

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Jordan Wolfson, Beth Caird and Matthew Linde, with Harry Hughes, Giovanna Flores, and Helen Marten Film Screening | Spencer Lai

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Wonderlust: In conversation, Peter Westwood, Georgia Biggs, David Palliser, Julia Powles, and Fairy Turner.

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Lou Hubbard, Nikos Pantazopoulos and Makiko Yamamoto Departed Acts at Australian Centre for Contemporary Art

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Lizzie Boon, Adam Cruickshank, Will Kollmorgen, Emma Nixon, Rachel Pakula, Lucy Russell Book Launch: A Parallel Publishing Workshop (1)

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Alice Heyward + Megan Payne Tongue rolls between smiles

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A Decadent Defecation: In Conversation, David Attwood and Amelia Winata

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Paper Empire: In Conversation, Daniel Mckewen and Sarah Werkmeister

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Kiron Robinson and Debris Facility Departed Acts at Gertrude Contemporary

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Book launch: Sebastian Olma “Art and Autonomy: Past - Present - Future”

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Annie Song, Hannah Wu, Isabella Darcy, Tim Coster MUSIK BOX

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Harry Lee Shang Lun Lee Shang Lun x Collingwood College

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Archie Barry, Jeremy Eaton, Clinton Hayden, Amy Spiers Departed Acts: Lineages of Queer Practice

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Freek Lomme Publish as a verb: motives to exhibition making and publishing

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Deanne Butterworth and Lucreccia Quintanilla Departed Acts (MPavilion)

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Drew Pettifer, Alex Cuffe, Xanthe Dobbie, and Léuli Eshraghi Queer Identities: resistance and assimilation

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Danny Butt, Gabrielle de Vietri and Sean Dockray Systems of Solidarity: Alternative Pedagogies

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Amy May Stuart and Sam Petersen Amy May Stuart & Sam Petersen X Collingwood College

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Daniel von Sturmer WRITING & CONCEPTS Lecture Series and Publication: Daniel von Sturmer

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Elizabeth Beaton ‘The frames that remain’ A Poetry Reading

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Students of the Unconventional Publishing unit (MADA) NO CLIENTS

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Minna Gilligan, Atong Atem, Daisy Catterall, Sheena Colquhoun Bus Projects x Fitzroy Learning Network

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Will Foster, Nuraini Juliastuti, Vanessa Kwan, Timothy Moore and Tien Wei Woon Systems of Solidarity: The urgency of socially-engaged practice

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Georgina Criddle, Debris Facility, Georgia Hutchison, Nic Tammens, Sarah Werkmeister, and A Centre for Everything Keep the Aspidistra Flying

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Anastasia Elias, Grace Davenport, Melissa Loughnan, Michael Schwarz, and John Wardle Other People’s Money

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Half High, Dry Mouth, Hour House, Tim Coster Music Video 8

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Andrei Davidoff and Tara Elizabeth Cook with Ted Colless Special Affect: Special Event + Artist Talks

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Armour Group, Neckhold, Bordel Militaire Music Video 10

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Porpoise Torture, Tim Coster, Safe, Cooper Bowman, Alwayse ENDLESS LONELY PLANET 4 | LAUNCH 1

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Directed by Omar Chowdhury and produced by Kate Vinen Screening: Locus Mosque

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Military Position, Rites Wild, Papaphilia, En V Music Video 7

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Rebecca Moore & Kelly Fliedner. Written by Kelly Fliedner Faces in the Water: A short play based on the life and times of Giogia de Vivre

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Fabio Umberto, J., Matthew Philip Hopkins Music Video 4

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Dry Mouth, Lucid Castration, Nun Summer Trade Fair 2015

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Speakers: Tara Cook, Yu Jin Seng Put Up a Signal | Publication Launch

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Golden Solution: Michael Candy, Andrew McLellan, Kiah Reading Golden Solution does: Ariel ReCreation

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Matthew Landry, Matthew Linde Relaxing Whisper and Heavy Breathin Purse Tutorial

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Tara Cook, Edwin Jurriens, Jessica O’Brien, Nella Themelios, Agung Nugroho Widhi, Tristan Jalleh, Eugenia Lim and Rowan McNaught. Chaired by Channon Goodwin Put Up a Signal Forum

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Alex Cuffe & Benjamin Kolaitis Artist Talk: Alex Cuffe & Benjamin Kolaitis

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The Phonetic Orchestra and Ensemble The Phonetic Ensemble

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Sarah Byrne, Eric Demetriou, Jaya Fausch, Andy Hutson, Cheralyn Lim, Taree Mackenzie, Lyndal May Stewart, Jaime Powell, Made Spencer-Castle, Fiona Williams, SHOP SHOP HOUSEWARMING

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Christo Crocker, G-Eunuch, Nathan Gray, Salmon Barrel Bus Projects at Meyers Place

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Dolci & Kabbana, Hugh Westland, Adele Varcoe, Blake Barns, Matthew Benjamin, Jeanne Hendrey Brand Delusions: The Launch

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Christo Crocker, Declan Greene, Drew Pettifer, Ilia Rosli, Nic Tammens, Danae Valenza, Theodore Wohng Play with Your Food II

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Jonathan Heilbron, Ida Duelund Hansen, James Mclean HEILBRON|HANSEN|MCLEAN

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John Gosper, Rose Megirian, Anna McLaren, Joanna Henning FOUR: MOVEMENT & [UN]DRESSING

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Aliça Bryson-Haynes, Nicholas Chilvers, Claire Robertson, Shae Rooke, Elizabeth Sampson, Julia Zuleger POP UP: PROJECT

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Ros Bandt, Michael Fowler, Dylan Martorell, SIBLING + Critical Mobility

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Kat Clarke, Maggie Brown, Chantal Fraser and Ann Fuata, Andrew Goodman, Kristin McIver, Drew Pettifer, Kent Wilson The West Wing: Commodity/Fetishism

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Ramona Lola Angelico, Elena Betros, Kate Moss, Marian Scott UNSTRUCTURES

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Mathew Benjamin, Drew Pettifer, Hannah Raisin, SIBLING, Tai Snaith, Marcin Wojcik Play with Your Food

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Ros Bandt & Albert Mishriki, Rod Cooper, Emma Lashmar, Rowan McNaught The Sound Playgound

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Snawklor, Gugg, Super Star, Fatti Frances, Helen Johnson, Andy McClelland and Jason Heller with Lulu Quintella, Sian and the Velantas, Norkiro Nakamura, Nat McQuade Bus Projects Closing Party

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Tai Snaith, Masato Takasaka, Chris Bond Forum: Where are they now?

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Melinda Martin, Rhett D'Costa, Tim Webster Forum: I wanna make art and I wanna get paid

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Helen Johnson, Phip Murray, Carl Scrase, Marcus Westbury, Tim Webster Forum: Faking Space

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Dale Gorfinkel, Robbie Avenaim, Ernie Althoff Vaucanson’s Duck

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Anthony Pateras and Robin Fox, Boo Chapple, Ben Harper Performance

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Mariola Brillowska, Klaus Beyer, Harald 'Slack' Ziedler, Felix Kubin Klaus Beyer

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Arkie Barton, Ruby Brown, Kristy Dickinson, Alexandre Dubois, Tahnee Edwards, Caeylen Fenelon-Norris, Tarni Maddison, Nancy Oziya, Zara Sully Sewn Together

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