SPRACI

Thursday, 4th July 2013

Rich Mix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Rd, Shoreditch,E1 6LA

PRIVATE VIEW Thursday 4th July, 6pm - 7.30pmPlease RSVP to rsvp@richmix.org.uk

Searching Soul: Technological World4th July - 26th August, 10am til late

The City keeps on ticking, and never stops

But what if there was a parallel city within London, where you arrive at stations of the soul?

With a vast universe of mind bending architectures, stunning landscapes and highly intricate drawings, Soul In The Machine is an invitation to a very unique visual arts exhibition

Join visual artist Khyle Alexander Raja for a stunning opening night, where he will be drawing live with acclaimed graffiti artist Mohammed Ali and accompanied by the lucid poetry of David J Pugilist, in an environment of surreal soundscapes

The portals open on July 4th, as we embark on a technological, architectural and metaphysical journey

This two month exhibition includes:

Live artistic collaborations on the opening night; layering digital, painted & verbal mediumsUnique poetry accompanying selected artworksA panel discussion on the evolving roles & expressions of Muslim Artists in 21st century BritainSkill-shares with local youth groups

About Khyle:

Khyle Alexander Raja is an Artist based in London, England

With a seven-year background in Architecture, Khyle has developed hand & digital drawing techniques to create vivid, massive landscapes and new worlds

Each drawing collection reframes contemporary society and spiritual practices, through Science Fiction and Theoretical Architecture

Each piece is an exploration of the relationship between The Creator, Humanity and the Universe

Within each piece, another avenue is born and the process continues, indefinitely

Although not explicitly aligned to known religious archetypes (in calligraphy, geometry or architectural), Khyle's work is implicitly inspired by the Created Universe, its phenomena, and also the social trends and technologies of 21st century society.

Saturday, 29th June 2013

Rich Mix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Rd, Shoreditch,E1 6LA

Baithak UK, in partnership with Komola Collective, presents a special Tagore poetry/drama workshop for mothers and children

Theatre workshop facilitator: Filiz OzcanWorkshop on Rabindranath Tagore's poem 'Matri Botshol'
Adaptation in a storytelling form by Leesa Gazi

Baithak UK and Komola Collective's Tagore workshop will focus on the Mother-child relationship

Using Tagore's poem on mother and children theme, the workshop will be packed with dynamic drama exercises and lots of fun games

At the end of the workshop there will be a short performance of mothers' and children's interpretations of the poem

Baithak UK believes in the power of performance, high artistic quality and content and brings the artist close up to the audience

It offers a context and cross-arts platform to interact and stimulate participation

Baithak UK is very pleased to partner with Komola Collective to bring this unique mother and child workshop to the community

Komola Collective believes that creative participation has the power to build confidence and self-esteem. It can also become a creative tool to explore issues that affect our communities today

We focus on women's views of the world and help women to tell their stories through theatre, art, film and music

Komola Collective targets hard to reach communities

We are here to provide a platform for creative expression, especially for women who want to break the silence and have their voices heard

Please note: This is a free workshop but places should be reserved through the Rich Mix box office 020 7613 7498

Wednesday, 26th June 2013

Bethnal Green working Men's Club, 42-46 POLLARD ROW,Bethnal Green, E2 6NB

It's been something stupid like eight months since the last Homework event at Bethnal Green Working Men's Club

I'd like to say that we've all been busy and productive in the meantime, but we haven't.

Hence, Homework,
our monthly night of literary miscellanyreturns, to give our lives some focus and purpose again

As before, Homework will feature work from
club residents
Tim Clare, Joe Dunthorne, Luke Wright, John Osborne
and
Ross Sutherland

Plus special guests as always

Every month, we try to run the club differently

We set ourselves the challenge of writing in different writing styles, different genres, etc. We try to make the whole experience as uncomfortable for ourselves as possible

It's the only way we can be happy

THIS MONTH:
TASTER

Three 30 minute extracts from three new one-man shows

Luke Wright gets out his Essex Lion; Ross Sutherland asks us to Stand-by For Tape Back-Up; and Tim Clare tries to shake off his Pub Stuntman persona.

Thursday, 11th July 2013

B-Bar, Castle Street, PL1 2NJ

Apples and Snakes presentsFORKED

Performance poetry to inspire, delight and provoke, within the most burlesque bar in Plymouth!

Poets to make you laugh out loud, gasp with pleasure and ponder life's great philosophies we: welcome you to the most thrilling poetry ride of your life! Nestled safely in the cobbled streets of the Barbican, surrounded by velvet curtains and candle light, you will find the FORKED poets ready and waiting to entertain

Bringing you every possible style of performance poetry from across the UK, the line- up is always diverse and brilliant

On top of that Jazz Floozy and Poetess Mama Tokus will be there, whilst the B-Bar will serve up tasty fresh Thai food

When: Thursday 11 July, 8pmWhere: The B-Bar, Barbican Theatre, Plymouth PL1 2NJTickets: £7 on the door / £5 in advance / £4 NUSBooking: wegottickets.comInfo: 01752 242021 / b-bar.co.uk

Wednesday, 26th June 2013

Rich Mix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, Whitechapel, E1 6LA

Apples and Snakes presentsJawdance

Let the force of poetry move you - along to Jawdance!

Jawdance is the epic open-mic night with so much more with so much more - a masterful host pulling the strings, an armful of feature acts and whole cardboard theatre of poetry film-shorts. Oh, and you get your chance to throw your voice from the stage: just arrive early to sign up for that ever-popular open mic


Don't be a puppet, a muppet or dummy: get down to Rich Mix, Shoreditch, on the fourth Wednesday of the month - for Jawdance!

When: Wednesday 26 June, 7.30pmWhere: Rich Mix, 35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road, London, E1 6LATickets: FREEInfo: www.richmix.org.uk / 0207 613 7497

Open mic: russell@applesandsnakes.orgPoetry films: dan@applesandsnakes.org

Thursday, 20th June 2013

The Victoria, 48 John Bright Street, B1 1BN

Apples and Snakes presentsHit the Ode

Hit the Ode brings the most exciting poets from the region, the country and the world to the heart of Birmingham

Join us! We have poems

Poems you've played tag with when you were younger; poems dug up by puzzled archeologists; poems seen racing down the ringroad on big wheel tricycles

Good poems

Come and get them

Featuring: Roy McFarlane, Martin Daws, plus an international star!

A very few open mic slots will be available on the door (the pre-bookable slots have all been claimed). For more info, contact bohdan@applesandsnakes.org

When: Thursday 20 June, 7.30pmWhere: The Victoria, 48 John Bright St, Birmingham B1 1BNTickets: £5Info: www.thevictoriabirmingham.co.uk / FacebookBooking: on the door

Open mic: half of the open mic slots available via email (bohdan@applesandsnakes.org), the other half can be claimed on the door on the day of the event.

Wednesday, 26th June 2013

Hackney Attic, Hackney Picturehouse 270 Mare Street, Hackney, E8 1HE

Come and see some of the top spoken word stars appearing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as they give you a sneak peek of their shows! Raising funds for ‘PBH's Free Fringe'; making Edinburgh shows free for the punters and worthwhile for the performers!

Samaris (pictured above) hails from Iceland and delivers glacial, downtempo electronic music with lyrics culled from 19th century Icelandic poems. The groupâ"whose members are all still in their teensâ"has an album coming out via One Little Indian on July 30, but prior to that, will be dropping lead single "Góða Tungl" with remixes from Sei A and Stubborn Heart.

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Samaris (pictured above) hails from Iceland and delivers glacial, downtempo electronic music with lyrics culled from 19th century Icelandic poems. The groupâ"whose members are all still in their teensâ"has an album coming out via One Little Indian on July 30, but prior to that, will be dropping lead single "Góða Tungl" with remixes from Sei A and Stubborn Heart.

read more

Samaris (pictured above) hails from Iceland and delivers glacial, downtempo electronic music with lyrics culled from 19th century Icelandic poems. The groupâ"whose members are all still in their teensâ"has an album coming out via One Little Indian on July 30, but prior to that, will be dropping lead single "Góða Tungl" with remixes from Sei A and Stubborn Heart.

read more

Samaris (pictured above) hails from Iceland and delivers glacial, downtempo electronic music with lyrics culled from 19th century Icelandic poems. The groupâ"whose members are all still in their teensâ"has an album coming out via One Little Indian on July 30, but prior to that, will be dropping lead single "Góða Tungl" with remixes from Sei A and Stubborn Heart.

read more

Thursday, 13th June 2013

Rich Mix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Rd, Shoreditch,E1 6LA

London Liming offers an enthusiastic and fun-filled event, where people can mix, drink and dance

With a special theme of COMBUSTIFICATION! this unmissable blend of music and spoken word features MOBO Award Winner and Mercury Prize Nominee alto-saxophonist and rapper Soweto Kinch, and verbal gymnastics and wordplay from acclaimed poets Patience Agbabi and Mark Gwynne-Jones

'The Mix of stories and music is fantastic..adds a more emotive and dramatic quality to the readings' Vogue Magazine

Soweto Kinch is one of the most exciting and versatile young musicians in both the British jazz and hip hop scenes

A graduate in Modern History from Oxford University, he has amassed an impressive list of accolades and awards on both sides of the Atlantic - including a Mercury Music Prize nomination, two UMA Awards and a MOBO for best Jazz Act

In 2007, he won his second MOBO Award where he was announced as the winner in the Best Jazz Act category - fending off stiff competition from the likes of Wynton Marsalis

As a hip hop MC and producer he has supported and performed alongside KRS ONE, Dwele, Mos Def, Rodney P and BBC 1-Xtra's Twin B

"It creates a sense of involvement lacking at many literary events...' extract from ‘Culture Clubs' by Danuta Kean (London Book Fair Magazine)

âSOLUTIONSâ Opening event Wednesday 1 May 6-8pm Continues until 18 May 2013 Christopher LG Hill, MAXIMUM RIM, Adelle Mills, Danae Valenza and Friends and Marcin Wojcik. Bus Projects presents an exhibition of DIY art solutions. For SOLUTIONS, a group of Melbourne artists will select, create and/or interpret freely distributed artworks and instructional pieces. Taking the sharing of creative methods as the exhibitionâs modus operandi, works will be either sourced online, newly conceived of and subsequently shared and distributable, or make use of open methods and technologies that can be freely distributed for future seekers of art solutions. Danae Valenza Using video, sound installation and performance with a process-driven aesthetic, Danae Valenzaâs work often hinges on phono-social experiments, placing restrictions or subtle guidelines on situations to form generative actions and exercises. The resulting works create and document a broader scope of communication, which gives focus to the individual in a collective setting. MAXIMUM RIM MAXIMUM RIM is an ongoing collaboration between Antuong Nguyen and Warran Wright. Their practice includes installation, art direction, film and design. Since 2011 MAXIMUM RIM have exhibited at Screen Space, Craft Victoria, Netherlands Institute of Media Arts and No Vacancy Gallery. Christopher LG Hill Ideas of freedom mediated through the self and others, and objects. Languages of objects undulate between the objective and subjective in both a concrete and emotional way. A poetry of space and politics occurs within people and their surrounds, in humour and struggle. An embracing of anarchist principles within inter personal relationships materialises through free intellectual property, through publications, performance, object dialogs, interaction and web interfaces. debris and words float on floors and pages like a temporary mist. Multidirectional and multidiscipline operating within as a lived politic and art, active and in flux. Practice outcomes have inhabited ; Buyip Trax (record label run with Joshua Petherick), ENDLESS LONELY PLANET (edtior), Y3K (2009-2011) (co directed with James Deutsher),Conical, Clubs Project inc, Y3K, Gambia Castle, Enjoy, Room 103, Uplands, TCB, TATE modern, Centre Ongoing, Chateau 2f, Rear View, Art Beat, Gertrude Contemporary, Heide, Discipline, Margaret Laurence Gallery, Mir11, West wing, Techno Park, Neon Parc, MCA, Hell, wBST, CCP, Joint Hassles, UN, Loose Projects, Gallery Of South Australia, ELP, NGV Studio, Utopian Slumps, Platform artists space, Window online, , Shepparton Art Gallery, Magasine, a Copenhagen Beach, The Narrows, UQ Art Museum, Palm Springs, David Pestorious, Seventh, and others. Adelle Mills Adelle Millsâs practice principally involves the production of group actions that are partly choreographed and partly improvised. Initially drawing up a compositional score, the performers are invited to respond and do so with some autonomy. Working with video, sculpture, people and place, Millsâs works attend to chance, direction and organisation to consider the agency of people and things within the same field of experience. Notions of social and material âdifference and samenessâ are examined through performance video and spatial investigation. Marcin Wojcik Marcin Wojcik completed his Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) in Sculpture at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2010. His work uses the theatricality of performance and its manifestation as roles, props and scenes to interrogate the themes of exploration, masculinity, adventure and adversity.

âSOLUTIONSâ Opening event Wednesday 1 May 6-8pm Continues until 18 May 2013 Christopher LG Hill, MAXIMUM RIM, Adelle Mills, Danae Valenza and Friends and Marcin Wojcik. Bus Projects presents an exhibition of DIY art solutions. For SOLUTIONS, a group of Melbourne artists will select, create and/or interpret freely distributed artworks and instructional pieces. Taking the sharing of creative methods as the exhibitionâs modus operandi, works will be either sourced online, newly conceived of and subsequently shared and distributable, or make use of open methods and technologies that can be freely distributed for future seekers of art solutions. Danae Valenza Using video, sound installation and performance with a process-driven aesthetic, Danae Valenzaâs work often hinges on phono-social experiments, placing restrictions or subtle guidelines on situations to form generative actions and exercises. The resulting works create and document a broader scope of communication, which gives focus to the individual in a collective setting. MAXIMUM RIM MAXIMUM RIM is an ongoing collaboration between Antuong Nguyen and Warran Wright. Their practice includes installation, art direction, film and design. Since 2011 MAXIMUM RIM have exhibited at Screen Space, Craft Victoria, Netherlands Institute of Media Arts and No Vacancy Gallery. Christopher LG Hill Ideas of freedom mediated through the self and others, and objects. Languages of objects undulate between the objective and subjective in both a concrete and emotional way. A poetry of space and politics occurs within people and their surrounds, in humour and struggle. An embracing of anarchist principles within inter personal relationships materialises through free intellectual property, through publications, performance, object dialogs, interaction and web interfaces. debris and words float on floors and pages like a temporary mist. Multidirectional and multidiscipline operating within as a lived politic and art, active and in flux. Practice outcomes have inhabited ; Buyip Trax (record label run with Joshua Petherick), ENDLESS LONELY PLANET (edtior), Y3K (2009-2011) (co directed with James Deutsher),Conical, Clubs Project inc, Y3K, Gambia Castle, Enjoy, Room 103, Uplands, TCB, TATE modern, Centre Ongoing, Chateau 2f, Rear View, Art Beat, Gertrude Contemporary, Heide, Discipline, Margaret Laurence Gallery, Mir11, West wing, Techno Park, Neon Parc, MCA, Hell, wBST, CCP, Joint Hassles, UN, Loose Projects, Gallery Of South Australia, ELP, NGV Studio, Utopian Slumps, Platform artists space, Window online, , Shepparton Art Gallery, Magasine, a Copenhagen Beach, The Narrows, UQ Art Museum, Palm Springs, David Pestorious, Seventh, and others. Adelle Mills Adelle Millsâs practice principally involves the production of group actions that are partly choreographed and partly improvised. Initially drawing up a compositional score, the performers are invited to respond and do so with some autonomy. Working with video, sculpture, people and place, Millsâs works attend to chance, direction and organisation to consider the agency of people and things within the same field of experience. Notions of social and material âdifference and samenessâ are examined through performance video and spatial investigation. Marcin Wojcik Marcin Wojcik completed his Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) in Sculpture at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2010. His work uses the theatricality of performance and its manifestation as roles, props and scenes to interrogate the themes of exploration, masculinity, adventure and adversity.

âSOLUTIONSâ Opening event Wednesday 1 May 6-8pm Continues until 18 May 2013 Christopher LG Hill, MAXIMUM RIM, Adelle Mills, Danae Valenza and Friends and Marcin Wojcik. Bus Projects presents an exhibition of DIY art solutions. For SOLUTIONS, a group of Melbourne artists will select, create and/or interpret freely distributed artworks and instructional pieces. Taking the sharing of creative methods as the exhibitionâs modus operandi, works will be either sourced online, newly conceived of and subsequently shared and distributable, or make use of open methods and technologies that can be freely distributed for future seekers of art solutions. Danae Valenza Using video, sound installation and performance with a process-driven aesthetic, Danae Valenzaâs work often hinges on phono-social experiments, placing restrictions or subtle guidelines on situations to form generative actions and exercises. The resulting works create and document a broader scope of communication, which gives focus to the individual in a collective setting. MAXIMUM RIM MAXIMUM RIM is an ongoing collaboration between Antuong Nguyen and Warran Wright. Their practice includes installation, art direction, film and design. Since 2011 MAXIMUM RIM have exhibited at Screen Space, Craft Victoria, Netherlands Institute of Media Arts and No Vacancy Gallery. Christopher LG Hill Ideas of freedom mediated through the self and others, and objects. Languages of objects undulate between the objective and subjective in both a concrete and emotional way. A poetry of space and politics occurs within people and their surrounds, in humour and struggle. An embracing of anarchist principles within inter personal relationships materialises through free intellectual property, through publications, performance, object dialogs, interaction and web interfaces. debris and words float on floors and pages like a temporary mist. Multidirectional and multidiscipline operating within as a lived politic and art, active and in flux. Practice outcomes have inhabited ; Buyip Trax (record label run with Joshua Petherick), ENDLESS LONELY PLANET (edtior), Y3K (2009-2011) (co directed with James Deutsher),Conical, Clubs Project inc, Y3K, Gambia Castle, Enjoy, Room 103, Uplands, TCB, TATE modern, Centre Ongoing, Chateau 2f, Rear View, Art Beat, Gertrude Contemporary, Heide, Discipline, Margaret Laurence Gallery, Mir11, West wing, Techno Park, Neon Parc, MCA, Hell, wBST, CCP, Joint Hassles, UN, Loose Projects, Gallery Of South Australia, ELP, NGV Studio, Utopian Slumps, Platform artists space, Window online, , Shepparton Art Gallery, Magasine, a Copenhagen Beach, The Narrows, UQ Art Museum, Palm Springs, David Pestorious, Seventh, and others. Adelle Mills Adelle Millsâs practice principally involves the production of group actions that are partly choreographed and partly improvised. Initially drawing up a compositional score, the performers are invited to respond and do so with some autonomy. Working with video, sculpture, people and place, Millsâs works attend to chance, direction and organisation to consider the agency of people and things within the same field of experience. Notions of social and material âdifference and samenessâ are examined through performance video and spatial investigation. Marcin Wojcik Marcin Wojcik completed his Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) in Sculpture at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2010. His work uses the theatricality of performance and its manifestation as roles, props and scenes to interrogate the themes of exploration, masculinity, adventure and adversity.

âSOLUTIONSâ Opening event Wednesday 1 May 6-8pm Continues until 18 May 2013 Christopher LG Hill, MAXIMUM RIM, Adelle Mills, Danae Valenza and Friends and Marcin Wojcik. Bus Projects presents an exhibition of DIY art solutions. For SOLUTIONS, a group of Melbourne artists will select, create and/or interpret freely distributed artworks and instructional pieces. Taking the sharing of creative methods as the exhibitionâs modus operandi, works will be either sourced online, newly conceived of and subsequently shared and distributable, or make use of open methods and technologies that can be freely distributed for future seekers of art solutions. Danae Valenza Using video, sound installation and performance with a process-driven aesthetic, Danae Valenzaâs work often hinges on phono-social experiments, placing restrictions or subtle guidelines on situations to form generative actions and exercises. The resulting works create and document a broader scope of communication, which gives focus to the individual in a collective setting. MAXIMUM RIM MAXIMUM RIM is an ongoing collaboration between Antuong Nguyen and Warran Wright. Their practice includes installation, art direction, film and design. Since 2011 MAXIMUM RIM have exhibited at Screen Space, Craft Victoria, Netherlands Institute of Media Arts and No Vacancy Gallery. Christopher LG Hill Ideas of freedom mediated through the self and others, and objects. Languages of objects undulate between the objective and subjective in both a concrete and emotional way. A poetry of space and politics occurs within people and their surrounds, in humour and struggle. An embracing of anarchist principles within inter personal relationships materialises through free intellectual property, through publications, performance, object dialogs, interaction and web interfaces. debris and words float on floors and pages like a temporary mist. Multidirectional and multidiscipline operating within as a lived politic and art, active and in flux. Practice outcomes have inhabited ; Buyip Trax (record label run with Joshua Petherick), ENDLESS LONELY PLANET (edtior), Y3K (2009-2011) (co directed with James Deutsher),Conical, Clubs Project inc, Y3K, Gambia Castle, Enjoy, Room 103, Uplands, TCB, TATE modern, Centre Ongoing, Chateau 2f, Rear View, Art Beat, Gertrude Contemporary, Heide, Discipline, Margaret Laurence Gallery, Mir11, West wing, Techno Park, Neon Parc, MCA, Hell, wBST, CCP, Joint Hassles, UN, Loose Projects, Gallery Of South Australia, ELP, NGV Studio, Utopian Slumps, Platform artists space, Window online, , Shepparton Art Gallery, Magasine, a Copenhagen Beach, The Narrows, UQ Art Museum, Palm Springs, David Pestorious, Seventh, and others. Adelle Mills Adelle Millsâs practice principally involves the production of group actions that are partly choreographed and partly improvised. Initially drawing up a compositional score, the performers are invited to respond and do so with some autonomy. Working with video, sculpture, people and place, Millsâs works attend to chance, direction and organisation to consider the agency of people and things within the same field of experience. Notions of social and material âdifference and samenessâ are examined through performance video and spatial investigation. Marcin Wojcik Marcin Wojcik completed his Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) in Sculpture at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2010. His work uses the theatricality of performance and its manifestation as roles, props and scenes to interrogate the themes of exploration, masculinity, adventure and adversity.

âSOLUTIONSâ Opening event Wednesday 1 May 6-8pm Continues until 18 May 2013 Christopher LG Hill, MAXIMUM RIM, Adelle Mills, Danae Valenza and Friends and Marcin Wojcik. Bus Projects presents an exhibition of DIY art solutions. For SOLUTIONS, a group of Melbourne artists will select, create and/or interpret freely distributed artworks and instructional pieces. Taking the sharing of creative methods as the exhibitionâs modus operandi, works will be either sourced online, newly conceived of and subsequently shared and distributable, or make use of open methods and technologies that can be freely distributed for future seekers of art solutions. Danae Valenza Using video, sound installation and performance with a process-driven aesthetic, Danae Valenzaâs work often hinges on phono-social experiments, placing restrictions or subtle guidelines on situations to form generative actions and exercises. The resulting works create and document a broader scope of communication, which gives focus to the individual in a collective setting. MAXIMUM RIM MAXIMUM RIM is an ongoing collaboration between Antuong Nguyen and Warran Wright. Their practice includes installation, art direction, film and design. Since 2011 MAXIMUM RIM have exhibited at Screen Space, Craft Victoria, Netherlands Institute of Media Arts and No Vacancy Gallery. Christopher LG Hill Ideas of freedom mediated through the self and others, and objects. Languages of objects undulate between the objective and subjective in both a concrete and emotional way. A poetry of space and politics occurs within people and their surrounds, in humour and struggle. An embracing of anarchist principles within inter personal relationships materialises through free intellectual property, through publications, performance, object dialogs, interaction and web interfaces. debris and words float on floors and pages like a temporary mist. Multidirectional and multidiscipline operating within as a lived politic and art, active and in flux. Practice outcomes have inhabited ; Buyip Trax (record label run with Joshua Petherick), ENDLESS LONELY PLANET (edtior), Y3K (2009-2011) (co directed with James Deutsher),Conical, Clubs Project inc, Y3K, Gambia Castle, Enjoy, Room 103, Uplands, TCB, TATE modern, Centre Ongoing, Chateau 2f, Rear View, Art Beat, Gertrude Contemporary, Heide, Discipline, Margaret Laurence Gallery, Mir11, West wing, Techno Park, Neon Parc, MCA, Hell, wBST, CCP, Joint Hassles, UN, Loose Projects, Gallery Of South Australia, ELP, NGV Studio, Utopian Slumps, Platform artists space, Window online, , Shepparton Art Gallery, Magasine, a Copenhagen Beach, The Narrows, UQ Art Museum, Palm Springs, David Pestorious, Seventh, and others. Adelle Mills Adelle Millsâs practice principally involves the production of group actions that are partly choreographed and partly improvised. Initially drawing up a compositional score, the performers are invited to respond and do so with some autonomy. Working with video, sculpture, people and place, Millsâs works attend to chance, direction and organisation to consider the agency of people and things within the same field of experience. Notions of social and material âdifference and samenessâ are examined through performance video and spatial investigation. Marcin Wojcik Marcin Wojcik completed his Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) in Sculpture at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2010. His work uses the theatricality of performance and its manifestation as roles, props and scenes to interrogate the themes of exploration, masculinity, adventure and adversity.

âSOLUTIONSâ Opening event Wednesday 1 May 6-8pm Continues until 18 May 2013 Christopher LG Hill, MAXIMUM RIM, Adelle Mills, Danae Valenza and Friends and Marcin Wojcik. Bus Projects presents an exhibition of DIY art solutions. For SOLUTIONS, a group of Melbourne artists will select, create and/or interpret freely distributed artworks and instructional pieces. Taking the sharing of creative methods as the exhibitionâs modus operandi, works will be either sourced online, newly conceived of and subsequently shared and distributable, or make use of open methods and technologies that can be freely distributed for future seekers of art solutions. Danae Valenza Using video, sound installation and performance with a process-driven aesthetic, Danae Valenzaâs work often hinges on phono-social experiments, placing restrictions or subtle guidelines on situations to form generative actions and exercises. The resulting works create and document a broader scope of communication, which gives focus to the individual in a collective setting. MAXIMUM RIM MAXIMUM RIM is an ongoing collaboration between Antuong Nguyen and Warran Wright. Their practice includes installation, art direction, film and design. Since 2011 MAXIMUM RIM have exhibited at Screen Space, Craft Victoria, Netherlands Institute of Media Arts and No Vacancy Gallery. Christopher LG Hill Ideas of freedom mediated through the self and others, and objects. Languages of objects undulate between the objective and subjective in both a concrete and emotional way. A poetry of space and politics occurs within people and their surrounds, in humour and struggle. An embracing of anarchist principles within inter personal relationships materialises through free intellectual property, through publications, performance, object dialogs, interaction and web interfaces. debris and words float on floors and pages like a temporary mist. Multidirectional and multidiscipline operating within as a lived politic and art, active and in flux. Practice outcomes have inhabited ; Buyip Trax (record label run with Joshua Petherick), ENDLESS LONELY PLANET (edtior), Y3K (2009-2011) (co directed with James Deutsher),Conical, Clubs Project inc, Y3K, Gambia Castle, Enjoy, Room 103, Uplands, TCB, TATE modern, Centre Ongoing, Chateau 2f, Rear View, Art Beat, Gertrude Contemporary, Heide, Discipline, Margaret Laurence Gallery, Mir11, West wing, Techno Park, Neon Parc, MCA, Hell, wBST, CCP, Joint Hassles, UN, Loose Projects, Gallery Of South Australia, ELP, NGV Studio, Utopian Slumps, Platform artists space, Window online, , Shepparton Art Gallery, Magasine, a Copenhagen Beach, The Narrows, UQ Art Museum, Palm Springs, David Pestorious, Seventh, and others. Adelle Mills Adelle Millsâs practice principally involves the production of group actions that are partly choreographed and partly improvised. Initially drawing up a compositional score, the performers are invited to respond and do so with some autonomy. Working with video, sculpture, people and place, Millsâs works attend to chance, direction and organisation to consider the agency of people and things within the same field of experience. Notions of social and material âdifference and samenessâ are examined through performance video and spatial investigation. Marcin Wojcik Marcin Wojcik completed his Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) in Sculpture at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2010. His work uses the theatricality of performance and its manifestation as roles, props and scenes to interrogate the themes of exploration, masculinity, adventure and adversity.

âSOLUTIONSâ Opening event Wednesday 1 May 6-8pm Continues until 18 May 2013 Christopher LG Hill, MAXIMUM RIM, Adelle Mills, Danae Valenza and Friends and Marcin Wojcik. Bus Projects presents an exhibition of DIY art solutions. For SOLUTIONS, a group of Melbourne artists will select, create and/or interpret freely distributed artworks and instructional pieces. Taking the sharing of creative methods as the exhibitionâs modus operandi, works will be either sourced online, newly conceived of and subsequently shared and distributable, or make use of open methods and technologies that can be freely distributed for future seekers of art solutions. Danae Valenza Using video, sound installation and performance with a process-driven aesthetic, Danae Valenzaâs work often hinges on phono-social experiments, placing restrictions or subtle guidelines on situations to form generative actions and exercises. The resulting works create and document a broader scope of communication, which gives focus to the individual in a collective setting. MAXIMUM RIM MAXIMUM RIM is an ongoing collaboration between Antuong Nguyen and Warran Wright. Their practice includes installation, art direction, film and design. Since 2011 MAXIMUM RIM have exhibited at Screen Space, Craft Victoria, Netherlands Institute of Media Arts and No Vacancy Gallery. Christopher LG Hill Ideas of freedom mediated through the self and others, and objects. Languages of objects undulate between the objective and subjective in both a concrete and emotional way. A poetry of space and politics occurs within people and their surrounds, in humour and struggle. An embracing of anarchist principles within inter personal relationships materialises through free intellectual property, through publications, performance, object dialogs, interaction and web interfaces. debris and words float on floors and pages like a temporary mist. Multidirectional and multidiscipline operating within as a lived politic and art, active and in flux. Practice outcomes have inhabited ; Buyip Trax (record label run with Joshua Petherick), ENDLESS LONELY PLANET (edtior), Y3K (2009-2011) (co directed with James Deutsher),Conical, Clubs Project inc, Y3K, Gambia Castle, Enjoy, Room 103, Uplands, TCB, TATE modern, Centre Ongoing, Chateau 2f, Rear View, Art Beat, Gertrude Contemporary, Heide, Discipline, Margaret Laurence Gallery, Mir11, West wing, Techno Park, Neon Parc, MCA, Hell, wBST, CCP, Joint Hassles, UN, Loose Projects, Gallery Of South Australia, ELP, NGV Studio, Utopian Slumps, Platform artists space, Window online, , Shepparton Art Gallery, Magasine, a Copenhagen Beach, The Narrows, UQ Art Museum, Palm Springs, David Pestorious, Seventh, and others. Adelle Mills Adelle Millsâs practice principally involves the production of group actions that are partly choreographed and partly improvised. Initially drawing up a compositional score, the performers are invited to respond and do so with some autonomy. Working with video, sculpture, people and place, Millsâs works attend to chance, direction and organisation to consider the agency of people and things within the same field of experience. Notions of social and material âdifference and samenessâ are examined through performance video and spatial investigation. Marcin Wojcik Marcin Wojcik completed his Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) in Sculpture at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2010. His work uses the theatricality of performance and its manifestation as roles, props and scenes to interrogate the themes of exploration, masculinity, adventure and adversity.

âSOLUTIONSâ Opening event Wednesday 1 May 6-8pm Continues until 18 May 2013 Christopher LG Hill, MAXIMUM RIM, Adelle Mills, Danae Valenza and Friends and Marcin Wojcik. Bus Projects presents an exhibition of DIY art solutions. For SOLUTIONS, a group of Melbourne artists will select, create and/or interpret freely distributed artworks and instructional pieces. Taking the sharing of creative methods as the exhibitionâs modus operandi, works will be either sourced online, newly conceived of and subsequently shared and distributable, or make use of open methods and technologies that can be freely distributed for future seekers of art solutions. Danae Valenza Using video, sound installation and performance with a process-driven aesthetic, Danae Valenzaâs work often hinges on phono-social experiments, placing restrictions or subtle guidelines on situations to form generative actions and exercises. The resulting works create and document a broader scope of communication, which gives focus to the individual in a collective setting. MAXIMUM RIM MAXIMUM RIM is an ongoing collaboration between Antuong Nguyen and Warran Wright. Their practice includes installation, art direction, film and design. Since 2011 MAXIMUM RIM have exhibited at Screen Space, Craft Victoria, Netherlands Institute of Media Arts and No Vacancy Gallery. Christopher LG Hill Ideas of freedom mediated through the self and others, and objects. Languages of objects undulate between the objective and subjective in both a concrete and emotional way. A poetry of space and politics occurs within people and their surrounds, in humour and struggle. An embracing of anarchist principles within inter personal relationships materialises through free intellectual property, through publications, performance, object dialogs, interaction and web interfaces. debris and words float on floors and pages like a temporary mist. Multidirectional and multidiscipline operating within as a lived politic and art, active and in flux. Practice outcomes have inhabited ; Buyip Trax (record label run with Joshua Petherick), ENDLESS LONELY PLANET (edtior), Y3K (2009-2011) (co directed with James Deutsher),Conical, Clubs Project inc, Y3K, Gambia Castle, Enjoy, Room 103, Uplands, TCB, TATE modern, Centre Ongoing, Chateau 2f, Rear View, Art Beat, Gertrude Contemporary, Heide, Discipline, Margaret Laurence Gallery, Mir11, West wing, Techno Park, Neon Parc, MCA, Hell, wBST, CCP, Joint Hassles, UN, Loose Projects, Gallery Of South Australia, ELP, NGV Studio, Utopian Slumps, Platform artists space, Window online, , Shepparton Art Gallery, Magasine, a Copenhagen Beach, The Narrows, UQ Art Museum, Palm Springs, David Pestorious, Seventh, and others. Adelle Mills Adelle Millsâs practice principally involves the production of group actions that are partly choreographed and partly improvised. Initially drawing up a compositional score, the performers are invited to respond and do so with some autonomy. Working with video, sculpture, people and place, Millsâs works attend to chance, direction and organisation to consider the agency of people and things within the same field of experience. Notions of social and material âdifference and samenessâ are examined through performance video and spatial investigation. Marcin Wojcik Marcin Wojcik completed his Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) in Sculpture at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2010. His work uses the theatricality of performance and its manifestation as roles, props and scenes to interrogate the themes of exploration, masculinity, adventure and adversity.

âSOLUTIONSâ Opening event Wednesday 1 May 6-8pm Continues until 18 May 2013 Christopher LG Hill, MAXIMUM RIM, Adelle Mills, Danae Valenza and Friends and Marcin Wojcik. Bus Projects presents an exhibition of DIY art solutions. For SOLUTIONS, a group of Melbourne artists will select, create and/or interpret freely distributed artworks and instructional pieces. Taking the sharing of creative methods as the exhibitionâs modus operandi, works will be either sourced online, newly conceived of and subsequently shared and distributable, or make use of open methods and technologies that can be freely distributed for future seekers of art solutions. Danae Valenza Using video, sound installation and performance with a process-driven aesthetic, Danae Valenzaâs work often hinges on phono-social experiments, placing restrictions or subtle guidelines on situations to form generative actions and exercises. The resulting works create and document a broader scope of communication, which gives focus to the individual in a collective setting. MAXIMUM RIM MAXIMUM RIM is an ongoing collaboration between Antuong Nguyen and Warran Wright. Their practice includes installation, art direction, film and design. Since 2011 MAXIMUM RIM have exhibited at Screen Space, Craft Victoria, Netherlands Institute of Media Arts and No Vacancy Gallery. Christopher LG Hill Ideas of freedom mediated through the self and others, and objects. Languages of objects undulate between the objective and subjective in both a concrete and emotional way. A poetry of space and politics occurs within people and their surrounds, in humour and struggle. An embracing of anarchist principles within inter personal relationships materialises through free intellectual property, through publications, performance, object dialogs, interaction and web interfaces. debris and words float on floors and pages like a temporary mist. Multidirectional and multidiscipline operating within as a lived politic and art, active and in flux. Practice outcomes have inhabited ; Buyip Trax (record label run with Joshua Petherick), ENDLESS LONELY PLANET (edtior), Y3K (2009-2011) (co directed with James Deutsher),Conical, Clubs Project inc, Y3K, Gambia Castle, Enjoy, Room 103, Uplands, TCB, TATE modern, Centre Ongoing, Chateau 2f, Rear View, Art Beat, Gertrude Contemporary, Heide, Discipline, Margaret Laurence Gallery, Mir11, West wing, Techno Park, Neon Parc, MCA, Hell, wBST, CCP, Joint Hassles, UN, Loose Projects, Gallery Of South Australia, ELP, NGV Studio, Utopian Slumps, Platform artists space, Window online, , Shepparton Art Gallery, Magasine, a Copenhagen Beach, The Narrows, UQ Art Museum, Palm Springs, David Pestorious, Seventh, and others. Adelle Mills Adelle Millsâs practice principally involves the production of group actions that are partly choreographed and partly improvised. Initially drawing up a compositional score, the performers are invited to respond and do so with some autonomy. Working with video, sculpture, people and place, Millsâs works attend to chance, direction and organisation to consider the agency of people and things within the same field of experience. Notions of social and material âdifference and samenessâ are examined through performance video and spatial investigation. Marcin Wojcik Marcin Wojcik completed his Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) in Sculpture at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2010. His work uses the theatricality of performance and its manifestation as roles, props and scenes to interrogate the themes of exploration, masculinity, adventure and adversity.