un Projects launches un Magazine 13.2: The Melbourne Model, co-edited by Bobuq Sayed & Hugh Childers with Assistant Editor Jo Pugh. Enjoy readings and performances from contributors Joel Spring, Sophie Chauhan and Debris Facility, plus drinks and nibbles.

Guest edited annually, un Magazine is a biannual publication dedicated to original, rigorous and innovative arts writing, with new voices sitting alongside some of Australia’s most significant arts writers. un Projects has a long history of championing, mentoring and supporting emerging voices, First Nations practitioners, established critics, and diverse and independent arts writers. 

This issue of un Magazine, which adopts The University as its central axis, features contributions by undergraduate students, professors and those who operate outside of the context of the University entirely — as much as there is an outside. Among each contribution is an audit of ‘study’ — study as materiality, as an aesthetic experience and as an exercise in politicality.
-- Editorial, un Magazine 13.2

Saturday 2 November, 3–5pm
Bus Projects, 25-31 Rokeby Street, Collingwood