Tape Projects is a collective of young and emerging artists who champion provocative, temporal, audio-visual works and site-specific performances by our peers in and around Melbourne. Tape Projects seeks to promote the wealth of talented and underrepresented young and emerging artists in Melbourne, and throughout Australia, who practice media art and hybrid forms not necessarily suited to the traditional gallery format.
As young and emerging artists ourselves, we believe in supporting our highly-skilled community by creating new opportunities for the screening and showcasing of accomplished experimental art. Through a yearly programme of performances, artist talks, site-specific events, screenings and the Tape quarterly DVD/zine, Tape Projects will showcase diverse temporal/cross-media works by some of Australia’s most interesting and as yet undiscovered artists. Tape Projects was founded in 2006 by members of dotmov and 123TV, after we identified the significant lack of exhibition opportunities for young/emerging artists making work in non-traditional and temporal art forms.

Tape Projects is comprised of the following individuals:
Alice Hui-Sheng Chang, Sunday Ganim, Tanja Kimme, Eugenia Lim, Michael Prior, Lizzy Sampson, Zoe Scoglio, Jessie Scott and Nic Whyte.