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Goth Beach

Goth Beach showcases what the Futurists have imagined for the beach. 

Re-Inventing The Beach For The Future and The Other Future.  

Ask yourself the question: Where would Freud go to sunbathe? Where would Jacques Lacan, Camus, and Sartre go to throw a frisbee?  Harold Shultz re-invented the coffee shop, showing us that we needed a “Fourth Space”. Ray Kroc industrialized the 50’s Burger-joint  and created an export product. The Beach  is the next space ripe for reimagining and reinvention.

California has its Venice Beach. Whereas, New York has its private beaches and long stretches of beach parks… New York, the capital of corruption and exporter of extortion, may be the perfect place to reshape and reform that space that is the beach as a Dystopian Happy Hour. Key West has its zombie parades and bars. In New York the apocalypse has already happened. Goth Beach is the post apocalyptic nuclear neon tanning new space. Come radiate your mind!

Who We Are?
Society des Artist Ruinous is a Key West Water-based  Artist Collective  formed by “a group of futurists hoping to supply Key West with an alternative cultural venue. We focus on sharing abilities and processes amongst artists to create elaborate maximalist art installations with a focus on interactivity, narrative and immersive art. Inspired by Meow Wolf in Santa Fe created and exhibit: “The Due Return” (2011) an installation consisting of a 70-foot long ship with two levels, and filled with rooms and objects suggesting details of implied fictional inhabitants’ lives.

Hamptons’  Key-West-Like-Sunset-Events

The “Sunset Celebration,” considered one of the main tourist attractions in Key West exported to East Moriches! The Sunset Celebration involves hundreds of tourist who arrive every night to view the sunset. 

The celebration includes arts and crafts exhibition, street performers, and food carts. It begins two hours before sunset, every day of the summer.  

In 1984 the City of Key West opened a pier on Mallory Square. The decision was met with considerable opposition from people who felt it would disrupt the tradition of watching the sunset at Mallory Square. In response to this, the City of Key West passed an ordinance requiring cruise ships to leave port for two hours before sunset, enabling them to return after sunset without an additional docking fee. Everyone was happy and a new tradition was born that attacks thousands of years each day. “See you at Sunset.” This iconic phrase has embodied the spirit of historic of Key West since event took off in the late 1960s. Beginning two hours before sunset. It’s a celebration and view that has captured the love and astonishment of iconic figures from Mark Twain in the 1800s to Tennessee Williams in the late 20th Century. Key West Sunset Celebration invites everyone to partake in watching the glowing pink and red sun sink into the Gulf of Mexico horizon’s. The nightly festival hosts visitors from all over the world who come to take part in the magicians, jugglers, clowns, psychics, local musicians, artist and food vendors that combine for an incredible cultural experience. It is a fusion of friends and talents that has captivated tourists and local alike. This nightly party has everything any local or guest could ever hope to stumble upon. The beauty, sheer history, and pure passion of this event has been immortalized in renowned art, stories, poetry, and photography.