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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
bluegirl Productions and Lit Lounge Present:
"ALL TOMORROW'S PARTIES"
hosted by Heidi bluegirl
co-hosted by Legendary Warhol Superstar Ivy Nicholson
Amber Ray and Muffinhead
WHERE: LIT LOUNGE, 93 2nd Ave. (b/w 5th and 6th), NYC - in the basement
WHEN: Wednesday, May 17, 2006, bands begin at 9pm, ATP party starts at 11 PM - 4AM
WHAT: A Modern Celebration of NYC's Art Scene's Past featuring performance art, music, film and photography projections, drinks and dancing!
Admission: $6
WHO: Poingly kicks off the party with a live musical performance ending the live music portion of the evening, and leading us into Warholian-inspired live art installations and performance art by Velocity Chyaldd, Molly Crabapple, Little Brooklyn, Darlinda Just Darlinda, and Agent N!
Die J! Mars spins electronica, dj bluegirl and dj poingly will fill in the gaps with surprises!
Projections from NYC great parties of the past by Anton Perich will be displayed
WHY: In hopes of inspiring today's art scene, to make a scene and be seen, and to celebrate all yesterday's and tomorrow's parties. After all, we are their "tomorrow"...
bluegirl Productions and Lit Lounge Present:
"ALL TOMORROW'S PARTIES"
hosted by Heidi bluegirl
co-hosted by Legendary Warhol Superstar Ivy Nicholson
Amber Ray and Muffinhead
WHERE: LIT LOUNGE, 93 2nd Ave. (b/w 5th and 6th), NYC - in the basement
WHEN: Wednesday, May 17, 2006, bands begin at 9pm, ATP party starts at 11 PM - 4AM
WHAT: A Modern Celebration of NYC's Art Scene's Past featuring performance art, music, film and photography projections, drinks and dancing!
Admission: $6
WHO: Poingly kicks off the party with a live musical performance ending the live music portion of the evening, and leading us into Warholian-inspired live art installations and performance art by Velocity Chyaldd, Molly Crabapple, Little Brooklyn, Darlinda Just Darlinda, and Agent N!
Die J! Mars spins electronica, dj bluegirl and dj poingly will fill in the gaps with surprises!
Projections from NYC great parties of the past by Anton Perich will be displayed
WHY: In hopes of inspiring today's art scene, to make a scene and be seen, and to celebrate all yesterday's and tomorrow's parties. After all, we are their "tomorrow"...