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There will be performances by En.V, Fimo, and a secret guest.ДЄlongside a community feast, вЂFor The Love of LeftoversвЂ™, the epilogue to F.O.C.U.S. Please join us at Bus Projects this Saturday 10th April, 3.30-5.30pm, for the вЂTrue ColoursвЂ™ catalogue launch. Jemi Gale вЂTrue ColoursвЂ™ catalogue launch Alisa Tanaka King Future Origins of Community and Universal Sustainability (F.O.C.U.S) 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 inвЂ¦ our bodies. Through the body, song became dance, which in turn became ceremony.вЂќ Songlines, Margo Neale and Lynne Kelly. вЂњвЂ¦the rhythm of walking took the song into the body. Alice Cummins A Walking Dance A Moving Lecture To coincide with the first iteration of вЂCompassionate Grounds: Ten Years on in TohokuвЂ™, curator Emily Wakeling will give a curatorial talk on the project on Saturday 8th May from 2pm.

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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. Sandra Bridie and Melody Ellis Q & A Walking in the configuration of infinity Presented as part of Walking in the configuration of infinity, Join members of RMITвЂ™s research group, the non/fictionLab, for a series of participatory events on writing walking. Isobel DвЂ™Cruz Barnes Hyper-Visibility and Under-Representation: вЂњDiversityвЂќ in Melbourne Music Scenes un Projects un Magazine launch issue 15.1Д«us Projects is excited to stock un Magazine, 15.1: SURPLUS, edited by Snack Syndicate (Astrid Lorange + Andrew Brooks). ThatвЂ™s what we hope to shift through this process. 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. It is a collaborative project between Bus Projects, Public Officeand six Melbourne-based artists.

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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. Arini Byng, Sean Dockray, Tamsen Hopkinson, Steven Rhall, Jacqui Shelton, Fayen d'Evie, Public Office Means, of Production вЂDocumentary MeetsвЂ™ is a year-long collection of non-fiction film screening events curated by Emmett Aldred and Keva York, presented in partnership with Composite on the third Thursday of each month. (COMPOSITE), Curated by Emmett Aldred and Keva York Documentary Meets Engages, Geoff Robinson, Ying-Lan Dann, Saskia Schut, Benjamin Woods Tributary Project