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Venue: Oxford Art Factory
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Time: 6pm-11pm

Major attendee/exhibitor categories include: copyright owners, finance, production, distribution and marketing.

If your band or artist is interested in performing at INCUBATOR please send an expression of interest with contact details and a link to artist website/Myspace account by Tuesday 21st-July.
We are looking for bands and solo artists to fill various sets of between 15-20 minutes duration.
Performance exhibitor slots are strictly limited.

Please forward expressions of interest to:
Marguerite Boman or phone her on 0424 380 611
Exhibition options available upon inquiry.

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