Liquid Architecture and Bus Projects
disorganising workbook launch
In the last year West Space, Bus Projects and Liquid Architecture have been disorganising. Rather than cleaning up institutional mess, we sought to revel in it, and pay attention to the cracks and fissures which emerged. We looked both inwards to the structures of our organisations, and outwards at the ecology around us, and now one part of the work is coming to an end.
As part of disorganising, we have created a workbook which reflects and shares some of the thoughts and ideas that have informed us throughout the project. This messy publication features disorganising collaborators including:
Timmah Ball, Public Assembly, Yasbelle Kerkow, Maddee Clark, Torika Bolatagici, Jacina Leong, Tiyan Baker, Madeleine Collie (Food Research Network) x Meenakshi Thirukode (School of Instituting Otherwise), Michelle Nguyen, Ari Tampubolon, 3CR Thursday Breakfast, Cher Tan, and Nina M Gibbes.
Live readings from Timmah Ball, Cher Tan, and Tiyan Baker.
Performance by Public Assembly.
Presentation by Nina M Gibbes.
We invite you to join us in the Collingwood Yards Courtyard to launch the workbook, with complimentary copies available on the night, readings, and music by disorganising artists, food and drinks by Hope Street Radio. Childcare will be provided. Stick around for the afterparty hosted by West Space 8-11pm.
Venue
35 Johnston Street
Collingwood Yards
Collingwood, 3066
Accessibility
At level, no-step, access to the courtyard is via entrance 35A Johnston Street and 30A Perry Street. Both paths have sections with even cobblestone paving . You can also gain access to the courtyard from entrances 35B and 35C Johnston Street and 30B Perry Street via the taking the Perry Street Lift to Level UG. Best paths of access are marked on this map.
The central shaded portion of the courtyard is a gravel surface. The surrounding area is paved and wheelchair accessible, however shade and cover is limited.
The closest accessible toilets can be found off the service corridor inside Level UG of the Perry Street Building. These toilets are fitted with grab rails.
