LYM Pics for Tonight

Brother Ali and the RUB djs at the Seaport

The "Undisputed Master Of Ceremonies," Brother Ali storms the Seaport on August 1st, the precursor to his upcoming European tour. Inspired by the likes of KRS-One, Ice Cube, and Rakim, Ali is revered for his live performances. DJ Ayres, Cosmo Baker, and DJ Eleven bring The Rub to get things started. Don't miss this.

LYM Tip: skip waiting in line for beer and bring your own Sapporo tall cans


Louise Bourgeois Exhibit and DJ Alex Moulton at FIRST FRIDAYS at the GUGGENHEIM
In a hyper-accelerated, technology-driven world where short attention spans and sounds bites seem the norm, the full-on musical experience of DJ Alex Moulton is not to be missed. Moulton promises an unforgettable acoustic storyline going beyond synth-pop prog-rock to pure, funky dance floor fun.



Louise Bourgeois (born in Paris, December 25, 1911) is an artist and sculptor. Her parents repaired tapestries. At 12, she started helping them draw the missing segments of the tapestries. At 15 she studied mathematics at the Sorbonne. Her studies of geometry contributed to her early cubist drawings. Still searching, she began painting, studying at the École du Louvre and then the École des Beaux-Arts, and worked as an assistant to Fernand Léger. In 1938 she moved with her American husband, Robert Goldwater, to New York City to continue her studies at the Art Students League of New York, feeling that she would not have stayed an artist had she continued to live in Paris. [1]
She lives and works in New York City.

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First Fridays -DJ Shepard Fairey goes behind the wheels

Art after Dark: First Fridays at the Guggenheim
Enjoy a drink with friends, explore the galleries, and listen to some of the best DJs in town, all in the spectacular Frank Lloyd Wright–designed building.

May 2
Shepard Fairey

Famed for being the artist behind the ubiquitous OBEY GIANT street campaign, Shepard Fairey rocks the Guggenheim this month with an eclectic rump-shaking mix of old-school hip hop, '80s, rock, and electro, as well as some unexpected oddities and well-known classics.

Museum capacity is limited due to the exhibition. Arrive early to avoid lines. This means you should get there before 9pm!

First Fridays at the Guggenheim

If you missed out on last week's MOMA event, you have a second chance.

Enjoy a drink with friends, explore the galleries, and listen to some of the best DJs in town, all in the spectacular Frank Lloyd Wright–designed building. Open from 9 PM to 1 AM, admission is $25. Free for all Guggenheim members!

March 7
The Juan Maclean
The Juan Maclean plays a mixture of old school house and techno, electronic disco, and the new techno sounds of Berlin, while breaking out both well-known DFA classics and just-released DFA future classics.

Museum capacity is limited due to the exhibition. Arrive early to avoid lines.

Become a member and attend First Fridays for free.