We're taking over a hotel

Together with Highsnobiety, we're taking over the Paramount House Hotel for two days.

Running from May 26-27, the immersive experience brings together music, fashion, cinema, art and design – in what will be a completely unique experience comprising exhibitions, installations, a talks programme, live and digital performances, film screenings, commercial pop-ups and tastings. 

Oh, and tickets are free.

Pre-release tickets allocation has been exhausted.

If you can't make it to Sydney, we'll be hosting a line up of dedicated digital content to coincide with the real-life event on the hotel microsite.

Hotel rooms will be transformed into Semi Permanent exhibits curated by our favourite local, and global artists and talent.

Film director and screenwriter Gia Coppola will present an exhibition of new and unseen photography. Musician Flume and artist Jonathan Zawada will present an exhibition of their new NFT digital artworks - 'Tiddalik'. Surfboard shaper Hayden Cox of Haydenshapes will exhibit 'Wave Relic,' their new collaboration with apparel designer Chris Stamp and artist Daniel Arsham. Australian streetwear label Perks And Mini and artist Cali DeWitt will present a multi-sensory pop-up experience titled 'A Positive Message'. Collider’s Andrew van der Westhuyzen will present an installation, and Japanese-Australian musician Joji will present the first physical screening of his sold-out digital concert The Extravaganza.

The hotel will host a slate of global product launches and brand activations featuring leading artists and creatives. Leading EV brand Polestar will present a design-led AR exhibition exploring its sustainability credentials, alongside an immersive music experience with musician, futurist, robotics engineer and Polestar collaborator Moritz Simon Geist. Pioneering whisky innovators, Glenfiddich will celebrate the launch of its most premium pour yet - Glenfiddich Grand Cru, with help from creative mavericks Vicki Lee and The Colourblind Florist, and luxury travel and lifestyle brand RIMOWA will unveil a global exclusive luggage range, and will engage guests in uncovering the- future of mobility with its Never Still and Personal bag collections.

A curated talks programme, hosted by journalist and researcher Noelle Faulkner, will run as part of each audience session with a standout line-up of Australian creative talent including artists Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran, Jonny Niesche and Louise Zhang, illustrator Chris Yee, musician and poet Genesis Owusu, indigenous culture advocate and poet Dakota Feirer, poet and filmmaker Jazz Money, photographer Pierre Toussaint, and designer Melvin Tanaya of Song for the Mute.