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Arata Isozaki’s Palladium Nightclub Through the Lens of Timothy Hursley

In May 1985, an old theater and concert hall opened its doors to the public for the opening of a brand new nightclub in New York City. Located on 126 East 14th Street, the project was commissioned by entrepreneurs Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager, owners of the also famous club Studio 54, and was conceived as a vibrant and luminous independent structure arranged inside a rather classic shell, which appears as a beautiful backdrop behind the clean geometry of Isozaki. 

PS I spent so many great nights at the Palladium in the late 80s/early 90s. These pics brought back those memories with a vengeance!

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Ghetto Streets On Acid by  Slava Semeniuta a.k.a. Local Preacher

Slava Semeniuta is an artist, photographer, and DJ from Sochi, Russian Federation.

I love everything that looks cosmic. Now I often use body painting and Digital Art. In my opinion, all the most beautiful and really valuable things are right before our eyes from the very childhood, and probably, for this reason, we stop to notice it when we grow up. Seeing the splendor in things that other people call dull or even unpleasant is a very controversial gift, but at the same time wonderful.

For more check out his Instagram.

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