From T-shirts to tickets, memorabilia from the legendary club goes on sale at Ephemeral Space.
Dallas’ most infamous night spot still has nightlife denizens eager to get past those velvet ropes. We’re talking about the Starck Club, the Philippe Starck-designed icon of the 1980s, which is
“The first day I worked was the opening night investor party where Grace Jones and Stevie Nicks played,” Hynds says. “I was watching Grace Jones perform and wanted to check the feed in my office. The bar had an exit right across from my door, and I almost got run over by Grace Jones dressed in a gorilla suit!”
“They had the slide projectors and asked me to a do a set of slides with the elephant, and I think it's the first art piece I did,” he says. “The next one was for a New Year’s event invitation. I did a line drawing with a spilled glass of Champagne and the dancing man, and after that, they started using me all the time.”
The promotional videos he made will be on view at the back of Ephemeral’s space. Sixty limited-edition VHS tapes containing a Starck promo clip along with surprise footage from everyone from Lene Lovich to house band Happy TVs will be on sale for $87.50.
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