Studio 54 may have only been open for 33 months, but its legacy remains larger than life. At a momen

Studio 54 may have only been open for 33 months, but its legacy remains larger than life. At a moment when the United States was experiencing tumultuous times and New York City was on the brink of bankruptcy, Studio 54’s disco scene was a source of life and energy. The nightclub became iconic in its entirety, from those who kept it running day to day—including the doormen, DJs, lighting designers, and many more —to the wild parties, fashions, personalities, and legendary celebrity-studded events that made it light up every night. The legacy of Studio 54 lives on in our culture today. We’re officially sold out of advance Studio 54: Night Magic tickets, but there are a limited number of tickets available at our admissions desk. We recommend arriving early to snag the final tickets! Thank you to everyone who visited, and keep on dancing!⁠Posted by Gina VasquezMiestorm Serpent (American, born 1958). I Got the Feeling, February 23, 1978. Courtesy of the artist. © Miestorm Serpent ⇨ Meryl Meisler (American, born 1951). Reddish Hat and Blueish Shirt. Archival color pigment print. Courtesy of the artist. © Meryl Meisler ⇨ Tod Papageorge (American, born 1940). Studio 54 (in audience: Brooke Shields and Mariel Hemingway), 1978. Gelatin silver photograph. Courtesy of the artist and Pace / MacGill Gallery. © Tod Papageorge ⇨ Meryl Meisler. Stretched on Floor (Silver Boots), 1977; printed 2019. Gelatin silver print. Courtesy of the artist. © Meryl Meisler ⇨ Meryl Meisler. Man Carries Judi Jupiter (Film Dress Designed and Created by Meryl Meisler), 1978. Archival color pigment print. Courtesy of the artist. © Meryl Meisler ⇨ Hasse Persson (Swedish, born 1942). Halloween, 1978. Courtesy of Hasse Persson and Embassy of Sweden. © Hasse Persson ⇨ Rose Hartman (American, born 1937). Bethann Hardison, Daniela Morera, and Stephen Burrows at Studio 54, 1978. Black and white photograph. Courtesy of the artist, www.rosehartman.com. © Rose Hartman ⇨ Rose Hartman. Steve Rubell, Giorgio de Sant'Angelo, and guest, Studio 54, 1978. Courtesy of the artist, www.rosehartman.com. © Rose Hartman  ⇨ Dustin Pittman (American). Diana Ross, New Year’s Eve, 1979. Courtesy of the artist. © Dustin Pittman ⇨ Dustin Pittman. Stroke of Midnight at Studio, 1978–79. Photograph. Courtesy of the artist. © Dustin Pittman -- source link

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