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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Upcoming Events

The Sound Playground July 6-17 2010 at fortyfivedownstairs The Sound Playground Bus Projects is thrilled to announce our very first, super...
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...
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News

Bookings for Sound Playground performances now open!

This entire exhibition will be played live in three special performances only! All... 


New postal address

Bus has a new office! For postal or visits, we can be found at Suite 15, 117 Sturt... 


Closing Party Closing Party

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


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Westspace 2009 Website Raffle

Our lovely friends at Westspace are having a fundraising raffle. To help promote the work of artists, writers and all arts workers, West Space is offering the chance to win one of three fabulous websites worth $1300, built on the Indexhibit platform, personally designed for you by Stuart Geddes of Chase and Galley, Aaron Moodie of The Union Graphic... [Read more of this review]


The Narrows: The Floating World

NOVEMBER 26 – DECEMBER 19 at The Narrows JOHN WARWICKER An exhibition to launch The Floating World: A collection of writing, drawing and photography by John Warwicker.  Read More →


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