OFFICIAL PROGRAM

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TABLE OF CONTENTSpage 2 : Festival map

page 6 : Welcome

Page 8 : Musical performer profiles

page 14 : Exhibition profiles

page 19 : Performance and workshop profiles

page 22 : Marketplace profiles

Page 26 : Local business ads and special deals

Page 30 : timetable

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Welcome,to the End of the Line Festival!

You are now officially part of a one-day, truly grassroots, community arts festival. Running purely on the passion, generosity and donations of musicians, artists, performers, makers and the community, End of the Line has created an epicenter of creativity within the town of Belgrave, which will send out shockwaves across The Hills.

The festival features more than 40 musical acts performing over 5 stages, all donating their talents for the greater cause of sharing and celebrating the arts. Over 200 artists are collaborating in 25 exhibitions that are occupying the most unusual

spaces throughout the town, including local shops, alleyways and even the laundromat! Street performances, sculpture installations, a makers’ market, workshops, demonstrations and theatre performances all combine to help foster connections within the community, awakening a pre-existing passion that has sat quietly in the hills, awaiting the right time to unleash itself.

So, have a flick through this program (generously printed for free by Seagull Press) read the profiles, find some shows to visit and chat to some artists. Dive in, don’t be afraid to get lost!

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CISCO CAESAR9:15 PM at Cameo Outdoor Stage

Cisco Caesar is heavily influenced by old soul and vintage rock. The best description would be Rolling Stones meets Sly and the Family Stone. Featuring Caesar Slattery, Jason Torrens,

James Cisco and Jacob Cole. Songs with lots of vibe and vocal harmonies. www.ciscocaesar.com

THE SHIVERING TIMBERS4:30 PM at Cameo Outdoor Stage

For countrified, nautical folk, The Shivering Timbers are not to be missed. Frenetic rhythm guitar, trickling mandolin and wood-chop double bass all roll on a locomotion of drums with grassy plucked banjo. Gritty lead vocals sit between lonesome hillbilly harmonies.

www.theshiveringtimbers.com

THE TWOKS7:15 PM at Cameo Outdoor Stage

The electric violin is the electric guitar Xani Kolac never had, and together with drummer Mark Leahy, The Twoks make big strings

and tribal rhythms into edgy songs. The duo are celebrated for their live impromptu re-workings of their epic, pop-experimentica

songs and energetic, memorable live show. http://thetwoks.com

THE APRIL MAZE3:30 PM at Cameo Outdoor Stage

“Their music moves you and seeps deep into your soul, staying with you for days and weeks to come”. She plays soulful cello

standing up while effortlessly singing at the same time. He sings in harmony and switches between guitar and banjo. They sound like

a cross between Fleetwood Mac, C. King and Cat Stevens. www.theaprilmaze.com

HEEL TOE EXPRESS8:15 PM at Cameo Outdoor Stage

Heel Toe Express are a pack of singin’, swingin’, swillin’, pickin’ humans, heavily under the influence of Hank Williams’ honky tonk

heartbreak and the harmony and stomp of bluegrass then chuck in some pre-war gospel and sea shanties for good measure.

SAffRON AVENuE2:30 PM at Cameo Outdoor Stage

Think Soul, Indie & LOUD- Then add English Ballads. RealFolk -‘NuFolk’ voices resonate-, Lindsey Meldrum, Mandy Connell &

the stunning fiddler Rowena Wise; Iain Macrae & Frank Lees dig out indie rhythms and inject tints of soul & funk into 7 & 5 beats.

www. saffronavenue.com8

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MORNING Of THE EARTH6:30 PM at Cameo Outdoor Stage.

Morning Of The Earth is the musical odyssey of Joel Godbee, Ryan Koller and Luke Shearer. Hiphop breaks fused with

traditional song writing techniques make for a unique musical experience comprising sharp lyrics over a fusion of funk, soul and

hiphop. www.facebook.com/morningoftheearth

DANIEL CHAMPAGNE5:30 PM at Cameo Outdoor Stage.

At the age of 22, singer-songwriter and gun-guitarist Daniel Champagne has already lived the life of many a musician more

than twice his age. Recently signed to US/Australian booking agency Fleming Artists (The Graveyard Train, Cash Savage and

Jordie Lane). www.danielchampagnemusic.com

ROB MOSS12:15 PM at Cameo Outdoor Stage.

Rob Moss’ voice will drag you through a gravel pit of sensibility, idiosyncrasies and simplicity. Followed by a milk bath and a bottle

of beer.... lardedar.

SNOWDROPPERS10:00 PM at Ruby’s ($10 entry)

The Snowdroppers came together in the third quarter of 2007, a group of f*#!ed up misfits and STD carriers with one thing in

common; the desire to introduce the blues to a new generation of fans. www.snowdroppers.com

jENNy BIDDLE4:00 PM at Market Stage.

Melbourne’s Best Busker 2010-2012, Jenny Biddle, at first humble in her abilities, lets rip into a blistering guitar attack resembling Ian

Moss in full flight. Album #3 on it’s way soon. Catch her now before another moment passes by.

www.jennybiddle.com

OLI DEAR1:45 PM at Cameo Outdoor Stage

I just play music for the hell of it. My mum and dad were professional buskers while I grew up. Mum played banjo and dad

played the fiddle. I had to use all my toddler cunning, carrying around the hat at markets. Since then I have been doing exactly

the same thing but to different extents.

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SEAMuS ANTHONy3:30 PM at Market Stage

Seamus Anthony makes music in the Bar Romantic genre. He sounds similar to Tom Waits, Nick Cave, Leonard Cohen and

Johnny Cash – but more Australian. 20 years in the biz, from huge concerts to dive bars, Seamus is going strong. Enjoy with a twist of

black funny. http://www.seamusanthony.com

jIMMy DANIEL2:00 PM at Market Stage

Jimmy Daniel is a mixture of Stevie Wonder, suburban eucalypt, TV and night sky. His music is magnetic and fiery enough to

chill out to. Soon to take his craft and person around the world! He’s definitely worth seeing.

fEED yOuR MuNKIE12:45 PM at Ruby’s

Feed Your Munkie are a 5 piece band, hailing from Melbourne’s South Eastern suburbs. Coming from a place where reggae meets hip-hop and funk meets rock! They released their third album, self

titled ‘Feed Your Munkie’ in early 2011. www.feedyourmunkie.com

MICHAEL WAuGH10:45 AM at Cameo Outdoor Stage.

Michael Waugh writes and plays country inspired folk music in the storytelling tradition. His songs tell of contemporary Australian life

and of growing up in Victoria’s East Gippsland farming community. At the heart of every song is a story. http://michaelwaughtrio.com.

BOy RED1:30 PM at Ruby’s

Boy Red are Melbourne based songwriters. A blend of folk, grunge and pop, their songs are defined by androgynous vocals and lyrical

story telling. Their music is an ironic blend of catchy melodies and melancholy lyrics. www.facebook.com/boyredmusic

KATE CROWLEy11:45 PM at Cameo Outdoor Stage

Kate Crowley has a powerful and intimate voice with which to seduce you into her stories. She tells stories inside songs; one

that she wrote, that one that her friend wrote, the one that he sings or one that her grandfather says is a “ripper”. It’s the language of

contemporary and traditional folk.www.katecrowleymusic.com

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MuLTIVERSE12:00 PM at Ruby’s

Multiverse is a group of creative musicians, who aim at attaining a heightened sense of experience through the processes of collective

collaboration. multiversegroup.org

BRIAN BAKER12:00 PM at Cameo Indoor Cinema #7

Brian Baker is a singer/songwriter living in the Dandenong Ranges. After working with Eddie Rayner from Split Enz and Crowded

House in the early 90’s he’s been writing, recording and performing his songs locally and internationally. www.brianbaker.com.au

ELLA RuBy3:45 PM at Ruby’s

Ella Ruby is a singer-songwriter whose whimsical tunes conjure images of flower garlands entwined in hair and the distant

tinkling of bells. The lyrical intensity of her folk tunes resonates when paired with the lilting lightness of her voice, the fairytale

aroma of her music illuminating the stage.

COEN DIXON11:15 AM at Cameo Outdoor Stage

There is a new breed of songwriter emerging from Australia, and among the vanguard of this movement is Coen Dixon. Coen

approaches all that he does with an integrity that is reminiscent of such artists as Paul Kelly and Kev Carmody. www.coendixon.com

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LARK2:45 PM at Market Stage.

Alongside their sizzling repertoire of traditional gypsy and klezmer music from central and southeastern Europe , Lark specialise in the

newest folk music of today: the music of NINTENDO maestro Koji Kondo. Unusual and infectious, the band will lure you in with their

vigorous energy. http://larkband.com

GREAT EARTHquAKE11:15 AM at Cameo Indoor Cinema #7

Noah Symons is a visual artist and musician who performs under the moniker “Great Earthquake”. In his musical performance

Noah utilises a number of instruments to create soundscapes, organically built up in time, with a strong emphasis on rhythm.

www.greatearthquake.com.au

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MAMACITA BONNITA10:00 AM & 2:30 PM at CoCo HiFi Stage

Hills based DJ, Mamacita Bonnita is famous for seducing the dance floor with her tropical disco audio coconuts. Inspired by the

technicolour vibrations of global golden era sounds from Africa, Latin America and Jamaica, combined with a healthy dose of

spiced up modern bass lines.

BRuDAjA11:30 AM at CoCo HiFi Stage

With the subtlety of one hand clapping, and unperceived trees falling in woods… with the enormity of tectonic plates in mid collision and the catchiness of a cold - plays the melodic

experiments of Brudaja.

DjMRfISH2:30 PM at CoCo HiFi Stage

DJMRFISH hailing from Reunion and one of the hottest Afrobeat/Latin Hip hop and Global DJs in London and Melbourne

DJMRFISH has graced the turntables from The Big Day Out, Laneways Festival, AWME and Sydney Festival.

MONDO LOCO1:00 PM at CoCo HiFi Stage

Mondo Loco is a Melbourne based DJ, Serhan Ali. Collector of Turkish 45’s and obscurities from the ottomanic regions and

beyond! His vinyl sets stretch between Turkish and middle eastern psychedelic rock, and Anatolian funk ...

SARAH MCLINDEN10:00 AM at Market Stage

Young singer-songwriter Sarah McLinden is beginning her quest to share her chilled, folky stories with audiences. With soft acoustics and harmonica complimenting her raw voice she creates a warm,

honest sound that soothes the ears.

ALICE GARRICK12:00 PM and 2:00 PM at Kids Space

Alice Garrick’s music is quirky, fun, silly, sweet kids’ music populated by garden fairies, dinosaur hunters and over enthusiastic chickens

www.alicemakesmusic.com

CAROLyN OATES1:30 PM at Cameo Indoor Cinema #7

This will be an interactive performance which will include a performance of a song, followed by a 5 minute songwriting burst

using a focused technique that will produce a song at the end. http://www.carolynoates.com/

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ERIK PARKER4:30 PM at Market Stage

Switching between acoustic guitar and ukulele and driving the songs with the stomp box, Erik’s songs draw from a wealth of

musical influences, with elements of folk, jazz, country and blues to accompany heartfelt honest lyrics.

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DOM MCKAy4:30 PM at Ruby’s

Dom Mckay performs a variety of styles spanning folk, reggae, and alternative genres. His perfomance mixes original music with

covers. http://www.reverbnation.com/dominicmckay

AMASET1:00 PM Cameo Main Stage

Amaset mainly play punk/rock, but enjoy listening to and playing other genres of music. They have also been together for a few

years and are now trying to get their name out there with their own music.

BRITTANy LEO2:30 PM at Cameo Indoor Cinema #7

Brittany Leo is a singer, a dancer and a musician. Although she is only 16 years of age she has already performed at numerous

events around Melbourne and at great venues such as The Palladium at Crown Casino and Bennett’s Lane.

fOLKTRAIN2:15 PM at Ruby’s.

folkTrain are a trio based in the Dandenong Ranges, playing original and traditional folk songs and tunes. Guitar, mandolin,

banjo, fiddle, accordion, harmonica and pan pipes. www.folktrain.webs.com

juSTINE WALSH3:00 PM at Ruby’s

Justine sings songs as if she was mother nature singing soul. Heartfelt and bittersweet; her original and often peculiar songs

tap into the veins that pump melancholy blood through the hearts of mankind.

TOM RuLE10:30 AM at Market Stage

His raw, acoustic/alternative sound bears hints of Britain’s Ben Howard and the melodic simplicity of Canada’s City & Colour.

Between a haunting voice and the picks, plucks and strums that make up much of his music.www.facebook.com/tomrulemusic

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ATARAXIAJude Craig, Tranquility space (4)

Naturally dyed cloth imbued with passion. Lovingly deconstructed and treated with an infusion of colours sourced from botanical

material. Rusted metals magnify the hues, serendipitous marks dance on the fibres…..and then the butterflies flutter by.

www.naturallydyed.blogspot.com

HILLTOP/TRAINLuke Wilcox, Ruby’s upstairs (7)

A line decides what to describe and how. What I like about art is how someone’s visual description of something helps us view the

world in a new way. billydocks.com

DREAM Of A BOy & THE 5 GENDERSDana Kelson, Ruby’s upstairs (7)

‘Dream of Boy and the Five Genders’ is a digital collage exhibition by Dana Kelson. A personal expression through

collaged images and an observation of the many possibilities of gender identity and how limited we are by social rules, language

and law for individual gender expression.

COLLECTIVE REPLyMultiple participants. InkLeNation (3)

InkLeNation Gallery Tattoo opened in February 2012 and incorporates both a Fine Art Gallery and a Tattoo boutique. A group

exhibition is taking over the space, featuring the work of Caitlin Telford and Peter Maudsley.

http://www.inklenationgallerytattoo.com

SHRINEMultiple participants, Numerous locations (red dots on map)

Shrine takes the mundane everyday object and transforms it into a beautiful piece of art. Nestled in nooks and crannies these

shrines will be reverential to the space and people of Belgrave. www.maxmilne.com

LANDSCAPES Of THE MINDZvi and Sivan Agam, Limerence (5)

The artworks displayed in this joint father and daughter exhibition are landscapes of the mind – imaginary, they are deliberately

untitled and no explanations are offered. The viewer is invited to contemplate the paintings, to enjoy them, and to let them reveal

whatever comes to mind.

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TIffANEy BISHOP COLLECTIVEMultiple participants. Tiffaney Bishop Collective (10)

‘tiffaney bishop COLLECTIVE’ engages young people in contemporary collaborative arts practice and currently supports

30 artists. The COLLECTIVE has created an energetic and innovative artistic space that provides young people with a

dynamic working studio environment where they can locate their arts practice and launch their careers.

exhibitions

HILLSCENE COVER TO COVERMultiple participants. Station welcome booth

I have been living in Belgrave for about nine years and am always amazed at the things I discover, out and about around the hills. So I created ‘the hillscene’ a maga’zine’ about all the

interesting people and things happening in the Dandenong Ranges. www.hillscene.com.au

HILLS COLLECTIVEMultiple participants. Cameo Tunnel

In 2011 a book publication was produced as well as an online website gallery providing exposure and acknoweledgement of the creative community. The website and Hills Collective

Book exhibits the 2011 Collective and continues to showcase new submissions from many applicants across the Hills.

BETWEEN THE LINESMultiple participants. Ruby’s downstairs (7)

BETWEEN THE LINES is a stunning collection of work from a group of local contemporary artists. This exhibition will feature

an eclectic and thought provoking mix of portraiture, landscape,fine art, documentary and aerial photography. Prints available

for purchase on the day.

COLLECTIVE CONSCIOuSNESSMultiple participants, Blacksmiths Way fenceline

With works from over 20 local artists the fences of Belgrave have been inhabited by individual and original artworks on

plywood boards. A unique way to involve numerous artists in one giant exhibition! All available for sale via silent auction.

www.32auctions.com/endofthelinefestival

ALLEyCATSMultiple participants. ‘The Cage’ Blacksmiths Way

A group exhibition involving five talented young artists from the hills. They will be showcasing art that has heavy influences of graffiti,

tattooing, anime, typography & folklore. James Soar, Tom Soar, Rosalie Felberg, Rohan Meinhart, Witch Doctor.

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GEODESIA: SACRED GEOMETRy STuDy

Monika Poray, Cameo Tunnel“Geodesia” explores the geometric complexities in nature.

Sacred Geometry is a cosmic aesthetic language that describes the way nature is structured and how it grows. My fascination in

plants have brought me to this research in my practice.

TRAILER TRASHMikey Xii & Tailz. Welcome Booth (Outside Cameo)

Graffiti is rarely classed as fine art and is sometimes associated with destruction, political satire, and negative self expression. Trailer Trash will challenge your beliefs,

and excite your senses as Mikey XXi creates a visual live explosion of colour on to a mobile art gallery that you can

enter. http://www.artofmikey.com

LIGHT BEfORE DARKNESS, DARKNESS BEfORE LIGHTShelley Krycer, Tiffaney Bishop Collective(10)

New works on paper by Shelley Krycer produced by digitally layering watercolour paintings with fine pencil drawing.

The series responds to a sense of expansiveness found in connection to both the tangible and intangible.

PLAyING WITH LIGHTMegan Williamson, Chocolate Sensation (17)

Chance happenings of light, projecting through a frosted window onto a mirror; a vision distorted through old glass;

serendipitous reflections through an interior doorway. A background in design & an eye for the sublime!

PADDLE ADDLE IIJessica Irvin, The Confectory (12)

Jessica Irvin has a Diploma of Visual Art and a Bachelor of Fine Arts majoring in Printmaking at RMIT. Jessica currently works

with collage and watercolours as she draws on her ongoing curiosity with the human desire to anthropomorphize animals.

HOuRLIfE SKATEBOARDSCrystal Moore, CoCo HiFi Stage

Suspend time as Hourlife artist Crystal Moore races the clock. Watch as quality USA skateboard decks are transformed

using a combination of airbrushing inks and acrylic markers. Speed painted in under an hour, each deck represents a

single moment in time.

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exhibitionsfREAKy ANIMALS

Multiple participants, Telstra Building (8)Freaky Animals was a project completed by year seven and

eight students at Upwey High last semester. These works are all produced from linocuts. A story belongs to each of these Freaky

Animal prints so look with caution, one might decide to bite.

If LIfE WAS LIKE THISRachel Jones, Cameo Tunnel

If life was like this, wouldn’t it make sense to you too? Looking at the absurdity of life with humour and fun, while questioning

expectations set by society including the binary system of gender and the prospects of love for all. A fabulous Italian 90s

wedding frock says so much!

BIRTH Of LIGHTNicola Holland, Chocolate Sensation (17)

Nicola’s extensive travels throughout the developing world has acted as a catalyst for many of her works. Nicola believes that

art is a manifestation of spirit and that the artist is simply the vehicle for this transformation.

fOuND AND fIXEDLaurie Hamilton, Lyrebird Cafe(14)

Hurtling towards retirement and with too much on the wall, Laurie Hamilton, has decided to finally put his work on display. Canvases of found materials, canvas glued to canvas, bones

and assorted feathers and beads are thrown together to make what he hopes are artworks. You decide.

DREAMINGAlyssia Surace, Chocolate Sensation (17)

Alyssia Surace is a Visual Artist exploring the fields of Raw Art and Naive Art. Alyssia completed the Diploma of Visual Arts at

RMIT University in 2011 and currently devotes herself to her practice in her little studio in Upwey.

http://www.redbubble.com/people/alyssumnarie

EXquISITE CORPSE Multiple participants, Laundromat (6)

Somewhere in a street near you are some strange little creatures with not much else to do. They come together when it’s dark, for some drinks and for a lark. They divide the body into three, then they go away so no one can see. Until at last

they are complete, body, head and feet.....

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exhibitions

2 fAT LADIES WEAVE A GARDENMultiple participants, Marketplace

2 Fat ladies, friends Vicki Boyle and Marita Hanigan using up-cycled materials create a garden on a fence and invite all the

community to join in. Come and add your bit to the garden.

MAN NO 2Thomas Hastings, Front of James Merlino building (4)

Polynesian punk, lowbrow, naive or whatever....it just ain’t tiki. Its notiki. Influenced and referral to moai with a hidden spirit within.

Modern materials combined with age old motifs.http://notikiart.tumblr.com/

LITTLE SKIPPERSally Gross, Hugs for Kids (16)

Sally Gross is a Melbourne-based illustrator with a passion for drawing animals and children exploring magical worlds and

making wondrous new friends. Her illustrations are designed to be whimsical and timeless, appealing to the young and the

young at heart.

TABOO TATTOOMultiple participants, Taboo Tattoo (15)

Taboo Tattoo Belgrave will showcase artworks created by tattooists and friends of Taboo Tattoo. Expect to see a mixture of

tattoo related artwork, surrealist landscape paintings as well as skateboard and lowbrow art.

ENTWININGTegan Lucy Price, London Art Framers (11)

Tegan’s passion for art started at an early age after inheriting her first art supplies. From this time on she has been painting,

drawing and sculpting a range of original artworks some of which have been published as the cover of her school yearbook

for 2011 and exhibited in local businesses.

CONTAINMENT Of LIfEElizabeth Burke, Green Bean Cafe (9)

I have used my clay medium to express my love for the beauty of the organic world. I have developed a select number of

glazes and surface treatments to display the magnificence of clay. My work reflects the containment of nature. The forms

mirror the processes and beauty of the organic world.

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to the ends of the ‘VerseMultiple participants, 7:30 PM at Chocolate Sensation (lower)

An evening to celebrate the spoken word. Performances by over 15 wordsmiths from in & around the Belgrave area,

displaying their diverse ponderings and playfulness. Ranging from recitals of early 1900’s Australian humourous verse to

fresh political poetry and heartfelt rollercoaster rants, it will be a verbal feast for your face.

VICE VERSATegan Larin & Rachel Hatherley,

3:30 PM at Cameo Indoor Cinema #6Vice Versa is a theatre performance: A secret buried long ago

is uncovered. The strongest opponents are summoned. Will sin win over virtue or vice versa?

AMNIONRoderick Price, 12:45 PM at Cameo Indoor Cinema #7AMNION composes dense seething soundscapes using

abstracted field recordings made from his localized surroundings and treated with generated electronic material. Apart from

pursuing his interest in ambient industrial music AMNION is also concerned with ideas related to surround sound and sonic

immersion, both in production and performance.

INBETWEEN THE LINESLady Lucille, 11:00 AM at Cameo Indoor Cinema #6

Enchanted, Magical, Movement. Hear the call of your wild self as Lady Lucille draws you into her inner world of shadow and light, of life and death. Through dance,

movement and shadow play, part magic, part surrealism Lady Lucille dances with you. Will you be tempted?

CARLy fERNCarly Fern, 11:45 AM at Market Stage

Singing songs of her life and past loves, Carly Fern lights up the stage with her unique blend of costuming and performance

guaranteed to warm the hearts of all who may be watching.

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DRAW IT LIKE yOu MEAN ITShelley Krycer, 11:00 AM at Tiffaney Bishop Collective (10)

Come get creative! Ten drawings by Shelley Krycer to draw, doodle and scribble all over. All drawings done are also entries

for the ‘Draw It Like You Mean It’ competition. Yeah!

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BuSHTOyS WORKSHOPAdrienne Kneebone. 11:00 AM at Earthly Pleasures Garden (2)

Bush Toys is a fun and easy way to create animal sculptures by combining textiles with the environment. Adrienne Kneebone lived in the Northern Territory for 15 years where she worked and taught

fibre sculpture in remote Indigenous communities.$20 entry, all materials supplied.

COPyRIGHT, CREATIVE COMMONS & ARTISTS

Scott Beattie. 11:45 AM at Cameo Indoor Cinema #6Dr Scott Beattie is a legal academic in his day job and an artist

when he gets the chance. He is committed to creators’ rights but also intellectual property reform such as the open source and

creative commons movements. legalliteracies.org

SHINE yOuR ART!Nathalie Brewer, 3:15 at Cameo Indoor Cinema #7

Are you able to write, paint, sculpt or act, but when it comes time to presenting yourself to others, you shrink like a wilting

daisy? Learn how to speak about what you do and give it the artistic integrity it deserves. This workshop will show you how

to honour your outer introvert and give voice to your inner extrovert. Bring along your own art/poetry to show.

PAGE TO STAGE PRESENTS shakespeare’s Macbeth

12:45 PM at Cameo Indoor Cinema #6A production company that was formed in 2010 when it became apparent that there was a need for students in the area to have

access to high quality performances of Secondary school texts that are being covered in their year level.

MinerVa’s Garden crochet WORKSHOP

Kirsten Yarra, 11:00 AM & 2:00 PM at Earthly Pleasures (2)Come along to either of two workshop sessions on the day. I will

teach you the basics of crochet, with the focus on learning how to make a Granny Square. Cost: cost of materials

http://minervasgarden.blogspot.com.au/

yOuNG ARTIST DRAWING WORKSHOPElla Ruby, 11:00 AM at Tiffaney Bishop Collective (10)

This is a taster for our 2013 term 1 workshop ‘Explore Yourself Through the Masters’, a fine art course specifically designed for

young artists (ages 7-12) to develop techniques while cultivating their self-awareness and confidence.

http://tiffaneybishopcollective.com/workshops/

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SPORADIC HARP-BEATSJacqueline Spring,1:00 PM & 2:00 PM at Tin Shed (1)

Harps Australia is sponsoring a series of harp events. Random Heartbeats throughout the day, from hands on

workshops to mini performances and storytelling in unusual spaces . Workshops will run at the Tin shed throughout the

day.

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nd workshopINfuSION

Adele Oram, TBC at Tranquility space (4)Adele Oram has been dancing since the age of 6, she studied dance as a student of the VCA. Finding her voice she became

a Trainer facilitating others’ learning, then delving into Natural Therapies. Wu Tao ~ The Dancing Way combines all three

passions. Adele offers various classes locally as U-IN-VERSE.

CHI GENERATION Su Rule, 10:00 AM at Earthly Pleasures Garden (2)

Begin your festival day with the beautiful martial art of Wudang Tai Chi.

KuNG fu DEMONSTRATIONDom McKay, 12:15 PM at Market

Come see a dynamic exhibition of martial arts skills by the little Kung Fu warrior tribe, followed by a breathtaking Steel

Body conditioning demonstration by Dom McKay.

GET TRANquIL WITH MEDITATIONKhentrul Rinpoche, 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM at Tranquility space (4)You don’t need a forest or a waterfall to experience tranquillity, it is available within! Meditation practice enables us to uncover

the mind’s innate strength and contentment, for ongoing wellbeing. Tibetan Buddhist master, Khentrul Rinpoche, will

teach a number of meditation methods.www.rimebuddhism.com

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DRAWN AND SEWNI’m drawn to sewing! A graphic designer who paints, sews and

embroiders designs onto fabric. Wall art, cards, cushions, & more. jcdc.com.au

STOREHOuSE STuDIOStoreHouse studio is a Belgrave based photographic enterprise.

The studio is available for hire and runs regular workshops. Stealing Souls operates from the studio and specialises in digital art and

extreme portraiture.

BLACK DIAMOND CIGAR BOX GuITARS

My 3 string slide cigar box guitars are made in the style of the original guitars from the deep South. www.cigarboxguitar.com.au

VALVE CHILDUpcycled audio equipment from valve radios and vintage gear

including guitar, MP3 amplifiers and guitar pedals. www.valvechild.com

CHRISTINE LAWRyI began wood and linocut printmaking in 2009 after seeing an

inspirational printmakers’ market in Paris. It was love!clawryart.blogspot.com.au

TEMONOHandcrafted Leather wallets, bags, belts and accessories by

temono. www.temono.com.au

LAuRELL BuSHMy hand drawn and crafted wearable art pieces are inspired by my love for nature and animals, which has blossomed throughout this

creative journey.

LITTLE ACORN & LADDERED STOCKINGS

Crocheted whimsies and bottled minutae are our obsession. Finicky fingers have folded, looped and painted to create delights of

miniature proportion to be worn and adorn.

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TIffANy MORRIS-NORTHLocal artist, Tiffany Morris-North produces richly textured and

patterned botanically inspired artworks, linen tea towels and aprons, and other hand made goodies.

www.tiffanymorrisnorth.com

SILK AND BEADSI’m a textile artist working with recycled silk, beads and wire.

EXTREMES IN WOOD TuRNINGTurned objects in wood of extreme size. Monumental furniture

pieces out of solid logs, and miniature lidded boxes with delicate finials.

PARTyTREE ENTERTAINMENTArty entertainment for all children. We believe every child is an artist,

they simply create their own style.

MASHuP COMICS & LuCy BAD DOGCreative Commons Comics and Craft Monsters

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EMMA jENNINGSIntricate, decorative paintings on handmade Japanese papers,

museum grade prints and cards. Slow, considered, ethical, timeless.www.emmajennings.com.au

jOy SERWyLOArtists books and zines.Come and make your own. Free for kids

and adults. Joy is also currently exhibiting at Burrinja.www.serwylo.com

WAyWARD HARPERNadia is an illustrator and artist who is inspired by story, myth and

fairytales, someone who is just trying to bring a little bit more magic back into the world!

www.waywardharper.com

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CuuRLEAV At CuuRLeaV we craft 100% natural skin Care You Love. Locally

made in Belgrave, proudly supporting End of the Line.www.cuurleav.com.au

SOLAR fLARE CREATIONSSuzanne Tate is a glass artist with a fascination for working with

molten glass and exploring its ever-changing nature. Lampworked glass beads and small sculptures, miniature works of glass art that

double as unique jewellery and accessories.

ALMA CREATIONSInspired by Frida Kahlo, Fairtrade Tshirts are adorned in Mexican

flavoured colours and fabrics for women, men and kids.www.etsy.com/shop/dreachan

LOVE IN THE TIME OfArt based on the lives and views of three young adults who have

grown up in an ever-changing world.http://love-in-the-time-of.tumblr.com/

MERRIGuM LANEFabric covered button hair ties, clips and accessories

www.madeit.com.au/merrigumlane

KEIGER LEATHERQuality hand made leather accessories.

WILDLING CREATIONS Wildling Creations is run by stay at home mum, Chloe. Handmade

baby and kids clothing, tie dyed kids clothing and other crafty things.

quEEN Of SOMETHING, LE GOOD PHOTO & ARTWORK

A collection of illustrations and designs by the Queen of Something(Leah Rachcoff). Digital art and photography by Joshua

Le Good along with wonderful photography by Adam Le Good. Clothing, stationery, prints and originals for sale.

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SPIRIT PRESENTSCraft work that reminds us to be spiritually aware.

DANDENONG RANGES EMERGENCy RELIEf SERVICE : COMMuNITy

GARDEN PROjECTDRERS, a local charity assisting people in difficulty. Join us in our

garden to paint pots.

jEWELLERy By LISA KENNEDyAfter having a career as a trade jeweller, I opted to start my own

studio & give myself artistic freedomwww.jewellerybylisakennedy.com

AuDREy TAudrey T is a brand named after our Nana. Made by three sisters and a mother. Creating dreamcatchers, drawings, scrunchies and

clothing.

M&T WOOD TuRNINGM&T Woodturning is demonstrating the art of woodturning, come along and join in the fun and see something amazing turned into

something spectacular.

DyE 4 uOne off hand dyed creations: tights, scarves, necklaces for all

occasions.The colours are endless from subtle earthy tones to vibrant brights. All of which compliment an outfit when a splash of

colour and individuality is needed.

TREEHOuSE jEWELLERyTreehouse Jewellery is the creation of a corporate refugee making

beautiful & unique jewellery from her treehouse in Belgrave.

ROXANNE HuLLCurly Girlies are made using recycled fabric. Other products use

natural fibres: hemp, wool, silk, peace silk...faeries, dragons, dragonflies, brooches and hair fun.

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Unique and Interesting Clothing, Toys and Gifts for all Children

Free Gift Wrapping for all

Purchases During the Festival.

Great Christmas Paper Available!

1683 Burwood Hwy, Belgrave

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High quality Japanese foodwww.mfsushiexpress.com

Lots of hot food including gyoza, curries and tempura.

FREE bottle of water with every 4 handrolls purchased**Valid on the day of the festival only on presentation of this voucher

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Our range contains everything from quirky brooches to unique diamond engagement rings. Our ethic is to

keep things fresh, so we are always on the lookout for new and exciting

ranges. We only ever keep a limited number of each item to ensure that

your purchase is kept personal to you.

Find us at 1702 Burwood Highway

Belgrave 3160 VIC

Contact us 9754 8809

sales@little-white-box.com.au

Opening Hours Monday – Saturday 10am – 5pm Sunday 11am – 4pm

Offering a wide range of fine and fashion jewellery Little White Box can find the

perfect item for you or a gift for someone else!

Located on site Tony Celik, our jeweller with over 30 years experience offers a

wide range of services such as Jewellery design and re-model Jewellery and watch repairs On the spot watch batteries fitted

www.little-white-box.com.au

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When YOU Need 2 make

a gOOd impression

OR just want to apply a little gentle persuasion......

T h i n k i n k !come and talk with the team

you never know we may just be your type!

Seagullpress happily supporting the artistic and creative community in the hills

, 1672 Burwood Highway, Belgrave, Victoria 316003 9754 3196 www.seagullpress.com.au

orjust google printing belgrave

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A very special thank you to the following,

for without them ‘End of the Line’

would not have been possible.

CJ & Brent Dakis of Limerence :organisers

Josh Collings : organiser

Marina Dennis : administration

Orchestrated noise : promotions

Runaway Graphics : festival branding and design

CR Samantha Dunn : funding

Belgrave traders association : Funding

BENDIGO BANK : funding

Burrinja : support

Seagull Press : donated program printing

SIGN X : donated Signs and banners

Colin anderson : donated screenprinting

Black Rainbow : poster printing

The Cameo Cinema : donated stage

Ruby’s : Donated stage

hillscene.com.au : web Donation

TNB Tulips MONBULK : web Donation

all the volunteers

all the venues who donated their spaces.

All artists, musicians, performers, makers, poets and passionate people whose enthusiasm & hard work has brought this beast to life and who continue to

strive to make our community stronger,