For the Toronto International Film Festival’s opening-night party in September, producer Barbara Hershenhorn of Party Barbara Company surrounded the DJ booth in the main room with 18 TV screens looping a futuristic video.
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At the preview of the Jason Wu for Target collection in January, DJ Harley Viera-Newton’s raised booth was surrounded by rose-filled window boxes to resemble a French balcony, part of the Parisian-street-scene set created by ExtraExtra in New York.
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As part of Rolling Stone's “Rock Weekend” festivities at the Super Bowl in February, artists like Pete Wentz got behind the turntables in a flying DJ booth during a bash at the Crane Bay.
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Behind DJ Coleman and his turntables, a library of old 45 records in weathered paper sleeves provided a splash of color.
At the show, PixZel Effects draped LED curtains on and behind a DJ booth for a big impact.
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Scope and VH1's 'The Breaks' Lounge at Art Basel
At Miami's Scope art fair in December, VH1 sponsored a lounge to promote its upcoming hip-hop movie The Breaks. The film is set in New York City in the 1990s, so the look of the lounge included several references to the era and culture, including at the food stands.The DJ booth had a throwback look, with space for speakers and albums on shelves built into its façade. Viacom's special events team produced the event
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Custom neon signage from Let There Be Neon NYC decorated the DJ booth, where DJ Vashtie spun.
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