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New show "In Conversation: Ebony Hickey and Lisa Waup" up now at Check it out now!.

RT @OuterUrban: #ThrowbackThursday . Here is a snap of the Takeover rehearsals last week! .Check out these amazing faces on the steps of pa….

RT @OuterUrban: Takeover this Sunday 6th March!. Curated by Grace McQuilten and Amy Spiers, with Dewi Cooke and @TheSocialStudio , David Ma….

RT @OuterUrban: FREE EVENT | 'Who’s Afraid of Public Space?'.Takeover is a program of public events for that celebrates the agency of our c….

RT @OuterUrban: Exciting conversations happening with our artists Damian and Ruci for ‘Takeover’, a project curated by Amy Spiers and Grace….

The next episode of 'Taking Care' by Care of Studios goes live tonight with artist Gian Manik. Watch live at 6pm via:

Bus Projects stands in solidarity with the peoples of the Woiwurrung and Boonwurrung language groups on whose unceded lands we work, and all First Peoples on this day of mourning. Today is not a date to celebrate. Always ways, always will be, Aboriginal land.

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Open now at @busprojects 'Wanangaranytja Malangka | After Lightning' — an exhibition co-presented with Agency Projects by key artists from Tjungu Palya, an Indigenous owned and governed art centre based on the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands in South Australia.

Image: Keith Stevens and family, Piltati rockhole, Nyapari. Photo courtesy of Leopold Fiala and Tjungu Palya Aboriginal Corporation.

The exhibition and intergenerational project features the work of artists from the three communities that Tjungu Palya represents: Keith Stevens, Bernard Tjalkuri, Teresa Baker, Beryl Jimmy and Aaron Ken from the communities Nyapari, Kanpi and Watarru.

We look forward to welcoming you back to the Gallery on Jan 18, 2022 for 'After Lightning', an exhibition co-presented with Agency by key artists from Tjungu Palya, an Indigenous owned & governed art centre based on the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands.

Tomorrow is the last day to see our current exhibitions 'In Memory' by Kelly Doley, 'The Hermit' by Liam Denny, and 'Mapping future imaginaries' by Linda Knight and Alys Longley. Our window exhibition 'Faint Indeterminacy' by Paul Malcolm will remain up until Tues 11 January.

A beautiful night in the @CollingwdYards courtyard yesterday celebrating the launch of the disorganising workbook. For more info, including brilliant essays, visit . @West_Space .@liq_arch .@busprojects

RT @lindaknight65: From our counter-mapping workshop to create an affective mapping of place. @alyslongley and I have curated our Mapping F….

RT @MelCityofLit: Day 11’s pick for our #cityoflitadventcalendar is ‘By Signalling Nothing I Remain Opaque’ by @mxcreant, published by diso….

Nina M Gibbes' Disorganised Manifesto Flags will be previewing at our forthcoming Workbook Launch with @West_Space and @liq_arch on Tuesday 14 December 2021, 6-8pm, at @CollingwdYards. Have a read of Nina's reflection on disorganising's website:

Join us at 6pm tonight for the launch of 'Covid Drawings' an Artist Book by Josephine Mead containing fifty seven digital drawings created during various stages of lockdown in 2020. The drawings act as meditations on the pandemic—through both personal and global frameworks.