- When
- Thurs., Mar. 21, 2019, 8–11 p.m.
- Where
- Carnegie Museum of Art
- Tickets
- Adults: $10 (Members: $8, Students: $5)
Capture “museum joy” with International artist Beverly Semmes’s exclusive fashion experience and a headline performance by MHYSA & SCRAAATCH.
Model – Take a turn as a walking piece of art in the Hall of Architecture. Pose with sculptural accessories styled and designed by CarWash Collective (International artist Beverly Semmes’s collaboration with fashion designer Jennifer Minniti and Latika Sewell, a stylist from Pittsburgh). Your style moment will be captured by museum photographer Bryan Conley.*
Vibe – Move to the sounds of dj formosa while you pose. Then, sound and performance art duo MHYSA & SCRAAATCH take the floor at 9:30 p.m. for an energetic set to close out the night. The evening’s performances are curated by girlFx.
Discover – Tour the Carnegie International one last time with our expert guides. Say goodbye to your favorite pieces in this expansive show.
Collect – Pick up a copy of the newly printed Dispatch, the exhibition’s catalogue, and have it signed by VIP curator Ingrid Schaffner.
*Photos to be released after the event.
Buy tickets early! Prices go up at the door:
- Adults: $15
- Members: $10
- Students: $10
Event Registration
About the Performers
- MHYSA & SCRAAATCH – SCRAAATCH is the Philadelphia sound and performance art duo of MHYSA and lawd knows. They have performed at MoMA PS1, The Kitchen, MoCADA, and the New Museum in NY. They’re known for a chaotic and energetic hybrid DJ/live PA style. MHYSA is a Queer Black Diva and underground popstar for the cyber resistance from Prince George’s County, Maryland. Her debut album, fantasii, was released to glowing reception.
- dj formosa – Stephanie Tsong is a DJ, music curator, visual artist, and one-third of queer Pittsburgh dance party, Jellyfish (with Ricky Moslen and Adam Shuck.) Her obsession with dance music started in her college years where she spent most of her time in record stores and gay clubs in DC. Sonically, her sets vary from synth pop to italo to afro disco and anything you can move your body to.
- girlFx is a collective of women and non-binary individuals who stand for ownership and representation in the nightlife community. They host a resident party at Hot Mass every 5th Saturday, Ace Hotel’s monthly “In The Weeds,” and “Tea Time,” a sober after-hours event during the cold months at Dobra Tea.
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