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During the event I snapped a few pictures (and a brief video). This slideshow is a selection of non-edited photos (+ the video).
Also, Time Out released some nice pictures of the FLY16x9 crew.
Flavorpill, who co-produced the event, published a set indeed. Do you recognize anyone on this one? ;-)

During MoMA MiXX's premiere dance party, the walls of the Atrium will be filled with large scale video projections provided by FLY16x9.
This promises to be quite a special event indeed :)
See you @ MoMA tomorrow night!

Click here to watch the official video invite.

More about the event:

Join FLY16x9 and The Museum of Modern Art on September 26th for the premiere of MoMA MiXX dance party. Hosted by the Junior Associates in association with Flavorpill, this ongoing MoMA series will pair major artists with world-class musicians and DJs.

For this historic event, MoMA will transform their lobby into a giant dance floor with an open bar, while guest artists and DJs: Derrick Adams, painter Mickalene Thomas, Hercules and Love Affair, Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin spin sets that have been influential in their lives and work. During the event, the walls of the Atrium will be filled with large scale video projections provided by FLY16x9.

MoMA
11 West 53rd St, Manhattan
8pm-midnight.
$75 including admission and open bar.
The money raised from the MoMA MiXX parties benefits exhibition programming for the Museum of Modern Art and P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center.

To purchase tickets online visit www.moma.org/momamixx

Lately a few friends in the art business expressed their interest in Contemporary Asian Art (from Indian, Japanese, etc. artists), and this morning I discovered this on-topic magazine: , via my friend Paul Laster's facebook page.

So my friends, in case you haven't heard of it yet, please get your hands on a copy of ArtAsiaPacific, coincidentally published in New York City. For those already familiar with it (the magazine has been around for the past 16 years), would you mind sharing your feedback by posting or emailing your comments?