Keyword results: Bus Gallery
What:
Ian Wadley instore at Sunshine & Grease
Where:
Bus Gallery, Lvl 1, 117 Little Lonsdale St, city
When:
Fri Aug 29, 6-8pm
How much:
Free!
Description:
There's a shop at Bus Gallery, remember, called Sunshine & Grease, that sells music. On Friday Ian Wadley (who is living at Bus at the moment, as part of his exhibition) will stop taking beer from the fridge and strumming his guitar on the couch so he can play a show in the foyer.
Event: Bands
Stimulus: W
A couch, sleeping bag, lamp, guitar, laptop and a hermit crab tank. These are Ian Wadley's belongings furnishing Bus Gallery's tiniest nook. After a three-year world trip, Ian will be living in the gallery for the next three weeks. He isn't just installing his personal life into the space, however.
There was once a certain rock band who intentionally produced an album that was so left-field that their heavyweight record company, Virgin, had to break their contract and pay them a cool million under the table just to prevent it being released. These talented swindlers released a song called ‘Sunshine & Grease' and this is the name of the print, music and film store opening up within the intimate walls of the Bus Gallery this Thursday (at midday).
PM's friend: Oh herro. So what are you wearing to the dress-up party?
PM: Um. I was thinking of wearing my Lara Croft outfit.
PM's friend: PS that is so lame, it's just black bike shorts and some hankies in your bra. And a plastic gun. And a 4WD Jeep with no doors that attaches to a helicopter. OK it is not lame.
What:
Bakelite, Bachelor of Arts, The Process, Viva Computer (TAS)
Where:
Bus Gallery, 117 Lt Lonsdale St, Melbourne
When:
Sat Nov 24, doors open 8pm, show starts at 9pm (everything ends at midnight so don't lag around somewhere else like you're cooler than the populace)
How much:
$5
Description:
OK, this is your last chance to see Bachelor of Arts play until next February or something. And this gig is in a gallery - with Vancouver-born skinny hotties Bakelite, the unashamedly epic post punk stylings of The Process, plus visiting Tasmanians Viva Computer. You should make this gig.
Event: Bands
Stimulus: S
Bus Gallery's corridor space is about as wide as the email/website you're reading, but as Alice Lang's bulbous and grotesque Supple, you'll feel like you're communing with an alien god in an uneasy ceremony somewhere in deep space. Three portraits of the art-parasite in symbiosis with a willing participant sit on the left of the gallery space, while the thing itself sits ominously at the rear, pulsating and coruscating with equal parts sensuality and dread.
For the past six years, Bus Gallery has been serving Melbourne’s art community like no other space in the city. Supporting sound art, installations, painting, photography, design and music, Bus now broaches new ground with an exhibition of costume pieces inspired by curator Pat O’Brien’s commitment to performance.
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