Saturday 18 November

New Mountain

6:30 – 10:30 pm
Blue Mountains Cultural Centre

New Mountain, is a major 3 channel video artwork being developed by Peachey & Mosig, with the support of the Blue Mountains City of the Art Trust. The work will explore human/environment relationships in the context of deep time and be performed live in the Blue Mountains City art Gallery with accompanying sound by Tilman Robinson, Ben Ward, Chris Caines and Gail Priest.

Dream Alley Dream is an ongoing series of experimental music in the Blue Mountains. For this collaboration, DAD is very excited to bring Mara Schwerdtfeger and Megan Alice Clune to perform.

There will also be a bar available for evening and an installation by Peachey & Mosig with sound by Tarquin Manek.

Tickets: Adults $35.00, Concession $25.00.
Check the website for more details: www.newmountain.co

New Mountain is supported by the Blue Mountains City of the Arts Trust Grants Program 2023/24.


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