Update: Final Line up has been announced
The Sugar Mountain Festival will provide a welcome boost to Melbourne’s thriving arts scene on Saturday 30 April 2011.
Taking place over multiple locations in Melbourne’s city centre, including The Forum Theatre, No Vacancy Gallery at Federation Square, and The Atrium, Sugar Mountain will celebrate the diverse creative forms of music and visual art, with a focus on the natural meeting points between.
Curated by Melbourne indie label Two Bright Lakes and touring company Egadamia, Sugar Mountain’s music and sound program is an inspired selection of local and international acts, and some not to be missed one-off performances.
Sugar Mountain Festival 2011 line up
VIRGO FOUR (USA)
Aa (USA)
YELLOW FEVER (USA)
CANYONS
QUA with the Ritmo Giallo Ensemble
COLLARBONES
RAT VS POSSUM
OSCAR + MARTIN
OTOUTO with the No Lights, No Lycra Dancers
TWERPS
BROUS
NO ZU
Visual artists AINSLIE FLETCHER, ALEX KOPPS (USA), BECI ORPIN, BEN BARRETTO, BRETT CHAN, CHARLIE CALLAHAN (USA), CLARK GOOLSBY (USA), CORNELIUS BROWN, DAVID POTES (USA), FERRIS PLOCK (USA), JAY HOWELL (USA), JULIAN HOCKING, KATRINE HILDEBRANDT, KELSEY BROOKES (USA), KILL PIXIE, KYLE FIELD (USA), LEIF PODHAJSKY, MARK DREW, MARK TRZOPEK, MEL KADEL (USA), MIKE PERRY (USA), MONICA CANILAO (USA), NAILS, NAT RUSSELL (USA), NEIL KRUG (USA), OLIVER HUNTER, OSCAR VINCENT SLORACK THORNE, RHYS MITCHELL, RAPHAEL RIZZO, RYAN JACOB SMITH (USA), RYAN TATAR (USA), STEFAN MARX (DE), STEVEN HARRINGTON (USA), TWO ONE, EIGHTY FOUR FILMS (USA), THE AMIGO UNIT (USA) and THE CREATIVE LIVES (USA).
Plus a live painting performance by THOMAS CAMPBELL (USA), live visual and light show by KIT WEBSTER & JAMES WRIGHT, ‘Every Shape Has A Secret’ starring JANE BADLER, curated by ANITA SPOONER & DANIELLE GEPPERT, Screening of ‘Gaudy Romp’, scored by FOOTY and curated by ANITA SPOONER & DANIELLE GEPPERT; and social experimentation via TAPE PROJECTS COLLECTIVE in conjunction with guest curator LOUISE KLERKS.
And more to be announced!
Saturday 30 April 2011
The Forum Theatre and Federation Square, Melbourne
