David Stark

The Tate Americas Foundation's Artists Dinner took place in the raw event space at Skylight at Moynihan Station. Florescent light bulbs led guests through the entrance.

David Stark's design in the cocktail area included giant metallic tubes decorated with florescent lights that changed colors.

In the dining area defined by black draping, Stark used galvanized metal chairs around a mix of round and long rectangular tables.

Soft pink flowers in the centerpieces contrasted the industrial materials that dominated much of the decor.

Some of the long dinner tables were decorated with giant pink peonies.

Silver-coated tags served as place cards.

Metallic tubes hung over a small stage in the dining area.

After dinner, an after-party with a lower-priced ticket took place in the cocktail area, with artist Jim Lambie playing a disco-heavy set, and black and white photos from a photo booth flashing on a big screen.