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Super Seventies
U.S. In November 1977, arguably one of the most influential clubs in history — Studio 54 — opened its doors at 254 West 54th Street, Manhattan, NYC, to the dancing public. Catering to a wide variety of clientele, the club welcomed gay and straight, black and white, famous, infamous, and totally anonymous guests. It was, by all accounts, absolutely the place to be seen in the late '70s.
A Chelsea Gallery, Made Over as a Decadent Nightclub
Nightclub exhibit @ Friedman Benda Gallery, through Aug 17
Late Night Tales: Django Django
this ladder is my set and represents prudence trying to climb up and reach the devil, it is gradual as along the way she gains the corbies trust while getting inside the devils head at the very end. To recreate this i would use black rostra to represent the rocky surface at the bottom , then a ladder lit up by a profile spot light with a red gel cover. This set was unrealistic as we didn't have access to a ladder and wouldn't be able to use for health and safety reasons
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50+ Mesmerizing Mosque Ceilings That Highlight The Wonders Of Islamic Architecture
50 Mesmerizing Mosque Ceilings That Highlight The Wonders Of Islamic Architecture
The Bunker Club - 24 9th Avenue (at 13th street) Walk up to the iron gate sandwiched between Ara Wine Bar and Bill’s Burger, push it open, descend the grimy stairs, open a gray steel door, descend another set of stairs, walk around the bend and then pretend the world above doesn’t exist for six hours. There’s a long bar, a few scattered tables and couches…and that checkered dance floor. Basically, not much to get in the way of what you came here to do—anything you want. Your mission wi...
Blast from the Past
London Underground: Builders renovating Notting Hill tube station discovered a secret room behind a sign on the platform, which had lain undiscovered for 50 years.