STEAMPUMP2010_Highlights

Calling all exhibitors, entrepreneurs, performers and opportunists... if you would like to display or sell Steampunk themed
items or contribute to the entertainment on the night, we would love to hear from you. contact@novahistoria.com

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Exhibitor: Maduncle
Marvel at Maduncle's latest inventions.

Some of Maduncle's exploits so far:
Exhibited in Oxford, UK at the first International Steampunk exhibition.
Featured in October 2009 Rolling Stone (Australia) magazine article on
Steampunk in Australia.
Commissioned to build the 'Damnation PS3'
for the game launch.
Responsible for many irresponsible looking
ray guns now in circulation amongst
Steampunk devotees.
Currently embarking on a series of
'specific devices' of which some will be
on display in May.
Follow Maduncles Blog at:
Antipodean Steampunk Adventures

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Exhibitor: Urbandon
Urbandon scavenges for junk metal and obscure findings creating machines that transport him back where life was simpler. In fact, time machines were commonplace;

“Over one hundred years ago, clockwork, steam driven time portals were used constantly. In fact, I was making them.” Says the artist from his padded workshop.

“In the old days you could have a moustache wax, head off to Ancient Greece for the day and still be back in time to throw down a few green fairies.”

His relics of a bygone era are also available in the 21^st Century. Fascinatingly wearable curiosities are created uniquely using items that range from bird bones to egg beaters.

To read his time travel ramblings or observe his creations, see him at urbandon.blogspot.com

Do mind the wormhole gap and please note time machines are strictly forbidden on dirigibles.

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Hand held time machine and
Steampunk Mobile Phone

Exhibitor: Clockwork Butterfly
Miss Alexandra Gill-Chambers will be
exhibiting an array of delightful clothing
and accessories for the discerning and fashionable neo-Victorian, as may have been
seen in the perusal of periodical pamphlets
such as Rolling Stone and Fiend Magazines.

Miss Gill-Chambers will also be jolly
delighted to accept commissions for the
design and construction of customized
clothing for the rarefied palate.

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Photography: Abe Bastoli

Exhibitor: Dr InSectus
"The reclusive Dr.InSectus of InSectus Artifacts
will be making her first public appearance
at Steampump 2010, selling some of her
latest diesel and steampunk jewelry creations.
She will be also exhibiting some of her
sought-after Bugbot sculptures
(available by custom order).

Dr.InSectus's wares can be perused at
insectus.etsy.com, and do stop in for a
thimbleful of absinthe at her brand spanking
new blog, Doctor Insectus's Cabinet of Curiosities
[link: doctorinsectus.com]"

Phonographic Operator:
Miss Omega
Playing some gay tunes to keep
your toes tapping.

Omega's DJ profile can also be found at:
myspace.com/steampunkdjomega

Performer: Sarina del Fuego
Sarina Del Fuego’s burlesque flair has enraptured global audiences as far and wide
as the Edinburgh and Adelaide Fringe Festivals,
The Sydney Opera House Bar on New Years Eve
and the famous travelling Spiegel tent.
Sarina’s sophisticated and lavish
performances are always replete with the feathers, diamantes, glitz and glamour
her audiences have grown to expect.

Sarina promises to grasp each and every audience member gently by the hand, and lead them back in time to a bygone era, elegantly embracing the colourful excitement and risqué exhibition of the cabaret and burlesque worlds.
Learn more about Sarina at:
www.sarinadelfuego.com
www.myspace.com/sarinadelfuego

Pugilist: Knuckles McKrakin
Roll Up! Roll Up!
Victorian Style "Bare Knuckle"
boxing featuring a variety of enthusiastic, strapping young gentlemen.

Photography
Likenesses taken to record your 'Steampump' experience for posterity.

Exhibitor: Wunderkammer
One of our favourite places in Melbourne
(the store itself is almost subterranean).
Ray Meyer will exhibit a range of
instruments from his own collection.
Smaller gadgets, instruments and trinkets
may also be available for sale so bring
your pennies and sense of wonder.

Wunderkammer in Melbourne, Australia
Photo: http://atlasobscura.com/

Phrenologist: Dr. Robert Le Mal
Will conduct a survey of craniums
at the event and provide stunning
prognostications
to the inquiring minds present.

The Tea Room
by "Pies on the Window Sill"
tea & small baked goods

Fortune Teller
Avail yourself of our Steampunk mystic
and have your cards read.

Punch and Judy
Provocative puppeteering

Web Design by Gina Brooks / All Cityscape images are of Melbourne's Bourke Street in the late 1800s.