Society HAE's The Factory 2010 @ The Brooklyn Museum of Art

Society HAE founder and Ladies Lotto member Ngozi Odita will transform the Brooklyn Museum of Art's Target First Saturday dance party into a new version of Andy Warhol's infamous studio, The Factory. Art, fashion and party lovers are invited to revel in their 15-minutes of fame. Videographers, photographers, bloggers and social media junkies will be capturing the night. After all is said and done the footage will be edited to create a 15-minute multimedia experience ("15 Minutes of Fame") that will screen on the Brooklyn Museum's community video page and on www.SocietyHAE.com.

TONIGHT, Saturday, July 3

9pm-11pm

Target First Saturdays

Brooklyn Museum of Art

200 Eastern Parkway

Brooklyn, NY

As The Star of This Multimedia Experience You'll:

• Pose For photo-ops

• Drop Sound Bites for the camera crew

• Tweet your thoughts via The Twitter live stream

Supporting Cast

The Ahficionados (DJs)

Trauma (DJ)

Kwesi Abbensetts (Photographer)

Delphine Fawandu-Buford (Cinematographer + Photographer)

Valerie Caesar (Photographer)

Akintola Hanif (Photographer)

The Artists (Monique Schubert, Paul Deo, Laylah Amatullah Barrayn)

Shantrelle P. Lewis (Curator)

Team SHAE (Ndada Vaz, Keisha Dutes, Ngozi Odita, Ayana Case, Chay Jones, Ronni Love, Marissa Arteberry, Mecca Woods, Diata Wallace)

Soundtrack

80s pop, rock, hip hop and the music of Warhol's friends; David Bowie, Grace Jones, Debbie Harry and Diana Ross

LLadies Love: Digital Harinezumi 2

Superheadz's camera cum video recorder is new and improved. The latest version, the Digital Harinezumi 2 still shoots photos like an old 110 camera (yes, you have to look through a view finder) and video reminiscent of Super 8 films. New features include a black and white option, sound and a shorter focal length.

Click here to see video footage and stills.

Since we're all about getting and giving love this month, why not take the old sex tape back by getting those dirty deeds done with this little guy?

Currently the camera can be purchased at Urban Outfitters or at cultural destinations including the Brooklyn Museum of Art (psst; our editor got hers for 15% off when she became a member).