--- In [email protected], turquoiseb <no_reply@...> wrote:
>
> Is there anyone else here who suspects, as his former
> admin assistant did, and as I do, that the only reason
> David Lynch hangs around with TMers and supports TM is
> that these are the only people left in his life who
> still consider him sane?
The Turqo seems bitter he'll never be admitted to the Silencio-Club in
Paris just by flashing his watch at the entrance, his mostly used
technique as he revealed here some time ago :-)
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By We Heart | September 29, 2011 12:25 PM EDT
You only need say; "it's a club, conceived and designed by David
Lynch", to guarantee a number of reactions. The icon's warped
visions are so ingrained into pop culture that almost anybody could
imagine the dark, curious form that it may take. The reality or
perhaps; surreality is housed in an 1883 Montmartre landmark, the
basements being a former printing house for socialist and left-wing
publications, and most recently where Justice recorded their
album. It's eerie, of course, and there's culture lots of
it from cinema to music, performance to literature, art to
fashion
Silencio <http://silencio-club.com/> is not just a space
realised by Lynch, but also a space where he can indulge its visitors
with his unique cultural visions. Reserved for members and guests
between 6pm and midnight, then open to all until 6am daily, Lynch's
Silencio owes more to an opulent, retro gentlemen's club than it
does its Mulholland Drive namesake, but there's enough curiosities
to please even his most ardent fans; not least in the beguiling custom
furniture used throughout
[Silencio Club, Paris]
Silencio bar, photography by Alexandre Guirkinger
[Silencio Club, Paris]
Wire chair, manufactured by Domeau & Pérès
<http://www.domeauperes.com/> ; Photography by Sabine Pigalle
[Silencio Club, Paris]
Silencio restroom, photography by Alexandre Guirkinger
[Silencio Club, Paris]
Silencio bar, photography by Alexandre Guirkinger
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[Silencio Club, Paris]
Cinema Seats, manufactured by Quinette <http://www.quinette.fr/>
[Silencio Club, Paris]
David Lynch, by Adam Bordow
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September 29th, 2011
You only need say; "it's a club, conceived and designed by David
Lynch", to guarantee a number of reactions. The dysfunctional
icon's warped visions are so ingrained into pop culture that almost
anybody could imagine the dark, curious form that it may take. The
reality or perhaps; surreality is housed in an 1883
Montmartre landmark, the basements being a former printing house for
socialist and left-wing publications, and most recently where Justice
recorded their album. It's eerie, of course, and there's
culture lots of it from cinema to music, performance to
literature, art to fashion
Silencio <http://silencio-club.com/> is
not just a space realised by Lynch, but also a space where he can
indulge its visitors with his unique cultural visions. Reserved for
members and guests between 6pm and midnight, then open to all until 6am
daily, Lynch's Silencio owes more to an opulent, retro
gentlemen's club than it does its Mulholland Drive namesake, but
there's enough curiosities to please even his most ardent fans; not
least in the beguiling custom furniture used throughout
Silencio Club Silencio was conceived and designed by David Lynch,
from the interior to the furniture.
The club will open its doors starting Thursday 6th October 2011, from
Tuesday to Sunday, 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.
Until midnight, Club Silencio is accessible for members and their
guests. Members have access to concerts, films and other performances.
Concerts by artist-in-residence and prestigious guests, up-and-coming
bands and eclectic DJs.
A new cinema experience with a programme of premieres, movies of the
week and retrospectives.
