Bus Projects is an independent art space exhibiting sound art, performance art, installations, video art and any hybrids of these. We take an active role in the professional development of artists and curators through range of workshops and forums that are to be launched throughout 2009.

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Where are they now? A Bus Projects Forum "Where are they now?": Musings from Bus artists So you've...
Closing Party Closing Party Bus Projects, one of Melbourne’s longest running independe...
Last Show At Bus For Now Last Show At Bus For Now For those of you who don’t know, this will be the LAST SHO...
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Closing Party Closing Party

Bus Projects, one of Melbourne’s longest running independent art spaces, is on... 


Closing…For Now Closing…For Now

It’s been coming for a while, but we’re sad to announce that after nine... 


“I wanna make art and I wanna get paid”: Business basics for artists – A Bus Projects Forum

Wednesday 3rd March, 6:30pm, Free 117 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Refreshments... 


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