Every night at Studio 54 was a party, but some nights were particularly special. The New York discot

Every night at Studio 54 was a party, but some nights were particularly special. The New York discot
Every night at Studio 54 was a party, but some nights were particularly special. The New York discot
Every night at Studio 54 was a party, but some nights were particularly special. The New York discot
Every night at Studio 54 was a party, but some nights were particularly special. The New York discot
Every night at Studio 54 was a party, but some nights were particularly special. The New York discot
Every night at Studio 54 was a party, but some nights were particularly special. The New York discot
Every night at Studio 54 was a party, but some nights were particularly special. The New York discot
Every night at Studio 54 was a party, but some nights were particularly special. The New York discot
Every night at Studio 54 was a party, but some nights were particularly special. The New York discot
Every night at Studio 54 was a party, but some nights were particularly special. The New York discot

Every night at Studio 54 was a party, but some nights were particularly special. The New York discotheque hosted annual events for holidays like Halloween, New Year’s Eve, and Valentine’s Day, often building extravagant decorations on the scale of theater sets. It was also a venue for more exclusive events, including celebrity birthdays, the launch for Andy Warhol’s “Interview” magazine, and even a movie premiere for the 1978 musical “Grease.” Guests could be counted on to create costumes that took avant-garde fashion to the next level, and these events heightened the sense that anything was possible at Studio 54; on that dancefloor, you could be whoever you wanted to be. Tap into this energy and creativity for whatever Halloween plans you have today. And see Studio 54: Night Magic, before it closes November 8!Posted by Forrest PelsueHasse Persson (Swedish, born 1942). Party Time, 1978. Courtesy of Hasse Persson and Embassy of Sweden. © Hasse Persson ⇨ Dustin Pittman. Red Balloons, 1979. Photograph. Courtesy of the artist. © Dustin Pittman ⇨ Hasse Persson (Swedish, born 1942). Halloween, 1978. Courtesy of Hasse Persson and Embassy of Sweden. © Hasse Persson ⇨ Dustin Pittman (American). Little Jacques, 1979. Courtesy of the artist. © Dustin Pittman ⇨ Hasse Persson (Swedish, born 1942). Halloween, 1977. Courtesy of Hasse Persson and Embassy of Sweden. © Hasse Persson ⇨ Dustin Pittman (American). Silver Boots, 1978. Courtesy of the artist. © Dustin Pittman ⇨ Allan Tannenbaum (American, born 1945). Debbie Harry, Interview Magazine, June 7, 1979. Courtesy of the artist. © 1977–2020 Allan Tannenbaum ⇨ Dustin Pittman (American). Bianca Jagger Emerging from Steve Rubell’s Birthday Cake. Courtesy of Dustin Pittman. © Dustin Pittman ⇨ Tod Papageorge (American, born 1940). Studio 54, 1978. Gelatin silver photograph. Courtesy of the artist and Pace / MacGill Gallery. © Tod Papageorge ⇨ Ron Galella (America, born 1931). Grace Jones, Alan Carr and Olivia Newton-John at the premiere of “Grease” at Studio 54, 1978. Courtesy of the artist. © Ron Galella -- source link
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