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Huge thanks to Cubic Zirconia and Nick Hook for a great Tribeca pop-up show! Tuesday night just over 200 people funneled into Damon Dash's DD172 gallery/performance space which, tonight, is host to the launch of "Joyride," the 10th Anniversary Bicycle Film Festival.
CZ tore it up down under while the art above ground peaked the atmospheric charge - Julian Gilbert's photos from the road, Ulysses Pizarro's Inner City Avant Garde street art and TINSQUO's own Joan of Arc Riding My Little Pony debuting with the 7-month Tornado Series. Everybody pulsing to Vin Sol beats and the gale force, live debut of Black & Blue navigated the aftermath with dizzied smiles.
Props, too, to Sammy for tech assistance and general coolness.
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Tuesday night, come to a one night Pop-Up Event at hip-hop mogul Damon Dash’s new space, The Dash Gallery. You'll see all of the new Tornado Series – 154 paintings in a process assemblage - and hear a "4-headed genre-defying [vibe] monster bred in NYC’s lower east side," Cubic Zirconia - LIVE.
We're celebrating the release of Cubic Zirconia’s new single Black and Blue – for which I provided cover design: Tornadoes, of course.
Also on view: Joan of Arc Riding My Little Pony
Specifics:
Tuesday, June 15 7-11pm
The Dash Gallery
172 Duane St., Tribeca
Door: $10 - drink, snack, music, art, video
RSVP:
cubiczirconiaband@gmail.com
