Bus Projects: Events Archive on Art.Base

Bus Projects Tai Snaith: Portrait of a Sunday Painter

Giogia de Vivre painted for the love of it, but not without seriousness or meaning. She was a true amateur in that she cared little for the hierarchy of the art world and only ever followed her own instincts.

Tai Snaith

Wednesday 29 April 2015 to Saturday 16 May 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Dot Line Plane

Dot Line Plane is a series of quick cut videos depicting the artist and a minimalist array of everyday objects engaging in performative acts that are taken directly from Richard Serra’s 'Verb List Compilation: Actions to Relate to Oneself' (1967 – 1968).

Agnes So

Tuesday 21 June 2011 to Saturday 09 July 2011
Opening: Tuesday 21 June 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Foundation: a proposed intervention

In Foundation: a proposed intervention, Dana Harris will reveal the site-specific incidental, partly visible marks throughout Gallery Three.

Dana Harris

Tuesday 21 June 2011 to Saturday 09 July 2011
Opening: Tuesday 21 June 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Fracture/Access

An installation of drawings, paintings and projections engaged within analytical figuration. Fracture/Access explores notions of instability, binarism and language, whilst negotiating the broad loadings of the human body within image culture.

Sean Crossley

Tuesday 21 June 2011 to Saturday 09 July 2011
Opening: Tuesday 21 June 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Listening and Being

Listening and Being is an installation and live-art performance relating to the action, spaces and codes of listening and reflection.

Lauren Brown

Tuesday 21 June 2011 to Saturday 09 July 2011
Opening: Tuesday 21 June 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Cambrian Explosion

Cambrian Explosion: an exhibition of sculptural totems to the development of our cultural supermarket of ideas and artefacts.

Andre Liew

Tuesday 31 May 2011 to Saturday 18 June 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

In-Transit

In-Transit aims to examine the ontology of immateriality, transitions, identity and belonging. Exploring the sense of belonging under the influence of transnationalism, the exhibition questions the immateriality of cultural attachments.

Nikki Lam

Tuesday 31 May 2011 to Saturday 18 June 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Shape Taster

SHAPE TASTER presents an hermetic arrangement of new wave densities, slab works and tang pot.

Andre Piguet

Tuesday 31 May 2011 to Saturday 18 June 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

The Coming Community

The Coming Community is a performance by Berlin based contemporary dancer and voguer Justin Francis Kennedy incorporating a customised puffer jacket.

Sam Hancocks

Tuesday 31 May 2011 to Saturday 18 June 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Into the DarkBonnie Lane @ BUS Projects

Into the Dark is Bonnie Lane’s upcoming immersive video installation exhibition. Spanning all of Bus Projects galleries, Into the Dark explores light as a metaphor for the transition between child and adult, a journey into a slippery world of beauty, wonder, fear and anticipation.

Bonnie Lane

Friday 13 May 2011 to Saturday 28 May 2011
Opening: Friday 13 May 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Chantal Faust: Love thy neighbour

Chantal Faust’s Love thy neighbour 2011 (DVD 74mins) is a filmed performance of a translation of a podcast lecture by Slavoj Žižek of the same name.

Chantal Faust

Tuesday 19 April 2011 to Friday 06 May 2011
Opening: Tuesday 19 April 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

Elizabeth van Herwaarden: Sentinel Island Project

“The interconnectedness of all things on Earth means that everything we do has consequences that reverberate through the systems of which we are a part.” The Sacred Balance, David Suzuki, Allen and Unwin, 1999, p.102

Elizabeth Van Herwaarden

Tuesday 19 April 2011 to Friday 06 May 2011
Opening: Tuesday 19 April 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

Hana Vasak: Yesterday is not quite gone

Yesterday is not quite gone is a video installation that looks at an element of human behaviour in relation to emotion and memory. The video is based on evoking the idea of the human experience that is wistful and plays on the idea of memory becoming the mind’s form of escapism.

Hana Vasak

Tuesday 19 April 2011 to Friday 06 May 2011
Opening: Tuesday 19 April 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

UNSTRUCTURES: BUS Projects curated exhibition and event series

Artists Ramona Lola Angelico, Elena Betros, Kate Moss and Marian Scott will progressively transform a BUS gallery space with a performative installation work that will develop over the course of the exhibition.

Ramona Lola Angelico Elena Betros Kate Moss Marian Scott

Tuesday 19 April 2011 to Friday 06 May 2011
Opening: Tuesday 19 April 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

Dylan Hammond – ‘How I wish to be remembered’

This is “How I wish to be remembered”. This is what I would like to be present at my funeral. Looking back at you from atop the casket. It would be one last contact with me. Possibly a cold comfort, potentially a cathartic goodbye, maybe even an unselfconscious sigh of relief as you realise you never appreciated my humour anyway.

Dylan Hammond Dylan Hammond

Tuesday 29 March 2011 to Saturday 16 April 2011
Opening: Tuesday 29 March 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

Jessica Honey & Harry Metcalf – ‘One Armed Man Applauds the Kindness of Others’

Jessica Honey’s work looks at the strange genre of children’s fashion media and explores the process of psychological transference in relation to portraiture and print media. Through painted portraits a crossover between child and adult content is exposed in the child’s self-awareness, direct gaze, facial expression, posture and performance of adult roles.

Jessica Honey Harry Metcalf

Tuesday 29 March 2011 to Saturday 16 April 2011
Opening: Tuesday 29 March 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

Kotoe Ishii – ‘HAND KANNON PROJECT’

HAND KANNON PROJECT began as an amalgamation of video works and 2D photo collages based around the materiality of the body, nature and specifically the hand(s). For this particular exhibition at BUS Projects’ Screen Space, Ishii presents a video work in which slow moving hands appear and morph into one another, forming a shape of a flower.

Kotoe Ishii

Tuesday 29 March 2011 to Saturday 16 April 2011
Opening: Tuesday 29 March 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

Sonja Hornung – ‘Thick Space’

Thick Space uses mirror reflections to thicken space, creating a clunky, ‘honest’ illusion. At the heart of the illusion is the geranium, an indifferent, nameless and weedy anomaly.

Sonja Hornung

Tuesday 29 March 2011 to Saturday 16 April 2011
Opening: Tuesday 29 March 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

Four Artists...One Role

Beginning from a playful investigation into materiality, this exhibition is an exercise in the nature of the artistic process.

Ben Taranto

Tuesday 08 March 2011 to Saturday 26 March 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Noriko Nakamura

Noriko Nakamura is a Japanese-born, Melbourne-based artist who explores her interest in Shinto-based animism, primitive religion and her personal experience. She pursues her ideas through various media, often using organic media, ceramics, everyday objects and DIY materials.

Noriko Nakamura

Tuesday 08 March 2011 to Saturday 26 March 2011
Opening: Tuesday 08 March 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

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Tara Cook & Jesse Dimmick

“Life and death appeared to me ideal bounds, which I should first break through, and pour a torrent of light into our dark world… Pursuing these reflections, I thought, that if I could bestow animation upon lifeless matter, I might in process of time… renew life where death had apparently devoted the body to corruption.” (Mary Shelley, Frankenstein)

Tara Cook Jesse Dimmick

Tuesday 08 March 2011 to Saturday 26 March 2011
Opening: Monday 07 March 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

Body Language (Getting Lost in Translation)

Exhibition opening: featuring work by Lane Cormick, Ross Coulter, Simon Pericich and Hannah Raisin. Curated by Drew Pettifer. Body Language (Getting Lost in Translation) is a group exhibition exploring gesture, action and public space. This will be the first exhibition to open in the new gallery.

Simon Pericich Drew Pettifer Hannah Raisin Lane Cormick Ross Coulter

Wednesday 16 February 2011 to Saturday 05 March 2011
Opening: Thursday 10 February 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

BUS @ The West Wing: Commodity/Fetishism

BUS Projects continues its offsite series of explorations into the nature of spatial artistic practices with a new project exploring site-specificity and consumption. Featuring new work by Kat Clarke, Maggie Brown, Chantal Fraser and Ann Fuata (Poly Stylz!), Andrew Goodman, Kristen McIver, Drew Pettifer and Kent Wilson.

Drew Pettifer Kat Clarke Maggie Brown Chantal Fraser Ann Fuata Andrew Goodman Kent Wilson

Friday 21 January 2011 to Sunday 30 January 2011
Opening: Thursday 20 January 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

The Sound Playground at fortyfivedownstairs

This Sound Playground consists of a number of installation pieces with sonic properties that audiences are invited to play and will also feature a series of sound performances by the artists using these instruments. The exhibition has been curated by Amelia Douglas and Nella Themelios and includes the work of Emma Lashmar, Rod Cooper, Ros Bandt and Albert Mishriki, and Rowan Mcnaught.

Amelia Douglas

Tuesday 06 July 2010 to Saturday 17 July 2010
Opening: Tuesday 06 July 2010
Art exhibition in Australia.

In Periscope

In Periscope is a guided city tour see through a wondrous, mechanical, horizon altering, memory inducing looking device - all neatly packed into a helmet. The project continues the Affective Urbanism series of small, independent works that explore our emotional and physiological response toward the urban environment.

Timothy Webster

Saturday 29 May 2010 to Sunday 30 May 2010
Opening: Saturday 29 May 2010
Art exhibition in Australia.

Bus Closing Party, Limited Tickets

After 9 years in our current location, our landlord, Wesley Mission, have decided they want to build an office block on top of us and have ended our lease. We are well underway to re-invent ourselves as a mobile arts space, but as a way of saying goodbye to the shack on Little Lonsdale, and hello to a bright and exciting new future we're holding a party to end all parties.

Saturday 20 March 2010 to Saturday 20 March 2010
Opening: Saturday 20 March 2010
Art exhibition in Australia.

Last Show At Bus…For Now

For those of you who don’t know, this will be the LAST SHOW EVER at 177 Little Lonsdale Street. Come along and say goodbye to the old girl and enjoy our last batch of amazing artists.

Michelle Hamer

Tuesday 02 March 2010 to Friday 19 March 2010
Opening: Tuesday 02 March 2010
Art exhibition in Australia.

Forum: "Where are they now?": Musings from Bus artists

So you've had a show at Bus. It went well. Lots of people came and they seemed to like your art. What happens next? Is it a matter of sitting around and waiting for the exhibition offers to come flooding in? Will you need to fend off gallerists desperate to represent you? Or do you just return to your garret to starve some more?

Wednesday 17 March 2010 to Wednesday 17 March 2010
Opening: Wednesday 17 March 2010
Art exhibition in Australia.

A State Of Being / Inside Looking Out / Play House

Catherine Connolly, Ellen Taylor, Ilia Rosli, Klara Kelvy, Rob Bartolo, Samuel Stewart

Tuesday 09 February 2010 to Friday 26 February 2010
Art exhibition in Australia.

Bus Projects

Bus Projects Tai Snaith: Portrait of a Sunday Painter

Dot Line Plane

Foundation: a proposed intervention

Fracture/Access

Listening and Being

Cambrian Explosion

In-Transit

Shape Taster

The Coming Community

Into the DarkBonnie Lane @ BUS Projects

Chantal Faust: Love thy neighbour

Elizabeth van Herwaarden: Sentinel Island Project

Hana Vasak: Yesterday is not quite gone

UNSTRUCTURES: BUS Projects curated exhibition and event series

Dylan Hammond – ‘How I wish to be remembered’

Jessica Honey & Harry Metcalf – ‘One Armed Man Applauds the Kindness of Others’

Kotoe Ishii – ‘HAND KANNON PROJECT’

Sonja Hornung – ‘Thick Space’

Four Artists...One Role

Noriko Nakamura

Tara Cook & Jesse Dimmick

Body Language (Getting Lost in Translation)

BUS @ The West Wing: Commodity/Fetishism

The Sound Playground at fortyfivedownstairs

In Periscope

Bus Closing Party, Limited Tickets

Last Show At Bus…For Now

Forum: "Where are they now?": Musings from Bus artists

A State Of Being / Inside Looking Out / Play House

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