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April 30, 2021 12:43 pm “Night clubs have the power to mean a lot to people on a number of different levels,” Night Fever: Designing Club Culture curator Kirsty Hassard says. She points to Manchester’s Haçienda, whose black and yellow Peter Saville-designed stripe pattern has even infiltrated non-clubbing culture. When the club shut down, its contents were auctioned off – from its disco ball to pieces of the floor. “People paid a lot of money to own a tangible piece of that club,” Hassard says. “It shows the elevation of design through meaning and memory.” V&A Dundee’s ne...

Submitting... Originally created by the Vitra Design Museum in Germany and Brussels design museum ADAM, Night Fever has been updated to feature a dedicated showcase of Scottish club culture, entitled The First Big Weekend, after The Arab Strap song. It recalls the impact of venues and club nights like the Sub Club and Optimo, in Glasgow, Locarno in Dundee, Fever in Aberdeen, Club 69 in Paisley and The Rhumba Club, which has been staged across Scotland since 1991. The exhibition – which features an eerie laser scan film of a deserted Sub Club – recalls the rise and fall of venues, ill-fate...

Scissor Sisters star Ana Matronic to play live DJ set marking opening of new V&A Dundee nightclub exhibition © Supplied by V&A Dundee Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Scissor Sisters star Ana Matronic will play a DJ set live from New York to mark the opening of a new exhibition at V&A Dundee, celebrating nightclub culture. The online event to mark the opening of the Dundee exhibition Night Fever: Designing Club Culture will entertain a g...

To start with the one nine hundred sixty s. because that was the start of a new youth culture so the moment. those young people needed a place to meet and dance and have fun. but there was more to it than just dancing . people would organize concerts and other events. over here on the. electric circus in new york in the one nine hundred sixty s. there was dancing here plus happenings and concepts groundbreaking new bands like the velvet underground. this was the start of the so-called modern nightclub. this is its european counterparts the space electronic in florence it was a multifunction cl...