Digital Show – Alpha60 Designer Programming & Production; @eventgallery Gallery; Creative Direction: @alpha60thelabel Film by @alpha60thelabel Director of Cinematography; @tshillier ; Hair by @kevin.murphy.australia Makeup Director: @georgiaramman #melbournefashionweek #mfw Models Ciena Giovannina and Cythania Wu

Baker Boy 'Cloud 9' Baker Boy is the freshest new Yolngu hiphop talent from Northern Territory Australia who is proudly rapping in Yolngu Matha language representing his Arnhem Land families. This song is an example of the real Aussie Hip-hop! Baker Boy had a huge hit last year with his dance track 'Yolngu Style' and has bounced back with his first rap track. Teaming up with gun up 'n' coming producer Tobiahs Fakhri and getting killer chorus featuring 14 year old Kian Brownfield on the hook. This track is so infectious and good luck with trying not to play it on repeat. 'Baker Boy' the Fresh Prince of Arnhem Land!!! 'Baker Boy' Cloud 9 Lyrics (Lyrical translation the Yolngu Matha to English !) Intro Adlibs Baker boy in the town bounce with it I'm on cloud 9 bounce with it Verse 1 Don't be shame you have a good brain good heart they see you really humble don't ever change or you might crumble look after yourself just think about god Don't turn ever turn back on God way gela (skinned name) it's your turn to look after the sisters because I stay really far in the cold, keep your head strong we gonna fly high like and eagle don't wanna see no ego don't think about it let go just hold on to my hand and let's go I am baker boy young man not a boy you can't control me like a toy im a human being just like you and me we are family stop the jealousy come with me now, break it down, North side of town, Stop being the clown, be the person that chases the crown coz at the end of the day you'll be found so never back down. Pre chorus You wanna be as good as me? Boy you better practise Step back feel the power of my blackness! x2 Chorus (Feat Kian Brownfield) Cant stop me now, you cant bring me down I'm on cloud 9, and I'm not coming down x2 Verse 2 You look each other with jealousy like you are crazy when ever the truth comes out your heart is ripping out You gotta stay strong no dout, the bigger the crowd the bigger we are coz the internet changes the line, coz they they dont want us too divine from the human race always on the case, ended up getting chased now we're standing in chains Flash back, being black, reality hits back your system is whack, trying to change the track because I see white people always see black people differently police man does the same job gotta understand this is our land making our body sick with medicine alcohol and marijuana we are destroying each other so there you go Pre chorus You wanna be as good as me? Boy you better practise Step back feel the power of my blackness! x2 Chorus Cant stop me now, you cant bring me down I'm on cloud 9, and I'm not coming down x4

Three-channel HD video, colour, sound 33:58 loop The Australian Ugliness pays homage to modernist architect Robin Boyd (1919–1971) and his book of the same name, while exploring the ethics and aesthetics of our nation today. The three-channel video installation by Australian artist Eugenia Lim brings forward a female, performative and Asian-Australian perspective to the screens and spaces of Australia. With visual poetry, pathos and wit, this is Australia rendered both familiar and strange, a country at once confident and ever-anxious. Led by the gold-suited figure of The Ambassador (performed by Lim), the artist-filmmaker shape-shifts as student, tourist, client, property investor and resident across more than 30 sites and spaces across Australia, interrogating the diversity, liveability and the sustainability of “the Australian Dream”.’ The Australian Ugliness collaborators: Eugenia Lim – writer, director, performer, editor Alexandra George – producer Virginia Kay, Jamie Houge – executive producers Tim Hillier – cinematographer Dan West – composition and sound design WOWOWA with Robin Boyd – installation design The Post Lounge – Kurt Royan (general manager), Ela Furdas (post producer), Kali Bateman (colourist), Alan Bennett (online editor) Amos Gebhardt – mentor Nat Cursio – choreography Kat Chan – costume design and art department Julia Spizzica – wardrobe assistant Shylo Tui – lighting consultant (Walsh Street) Tom Ross – stills photographer Eleanor Orchard, Alice Cummins, James Andrews, Gregory Lorenzutti, Alice Dixon – costumed figures Miau Teng Tan, Daria Tolotchkov, Aryan Azizkhani, Rifat Muharram, Phoebe Kramer, Alex Jeanne Macdonald, Tamara Baksheev, Matthew Li – MADA Wearing the City designers Dan West, Jessie French, Emma McRae, Georgia Nowak, James Stephens, Louise Terry, Rachel Feery, Simon Winkler, Belle Bassin, Sophia Cameron, Bridie Wilkinson – Walsh St partygoers Tony Isaacson – project manager Peter Felicetti – structural engineer Lapel Industries – construction Paul Christian, Emeile Dawkins, John Fang – installation 3D Inflate – inflatable Mitra Jafarpour – curtain maker Warren Davey – signwriter Ark Coatings – painting Jacqueline Miller, Grace Carver – studio assistants Presented by Open House Melbourne Melbourne School of Design Supported by Australia Council for the Arts Creative Victoria City of Melbourne Australian Cultural Fund Gertrude Contemporary studio program Cultural Partners The Robin Boyd Foundation WOWOWA Plot Media The Post Lounge Industry Partners Kane Constructions HASSELL Ontera Wojo Signs Location Partners ACCA Australian Academy of Science AIATSIS Australian Islamic Centre Denton Corker Marshall MAB NewQuay Docklands Melbourne Museum Melbourne Recital Centre National Museum of Australia Save Our Sirius RMIT University Scape Swanston Sydney Opera House University of Melbourne Waverley Council