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BLOCKBUSTER MUSIC, ART & ACTIVISTS AN Scenes from Day For Night 2016 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: PHOTOS COURTESY OF BRUCE WEBER, DAVID SIMS, MARIO SORRENTI, IRIVING PENN, ALBERT WATSON JULIAN BAJSEL ROGER HO 24 N ow in its third year, Day For Night (December 15 through 17) has found its footing. After moving in 2016 to Post HTX (the former Downtown Barbara Jordan Post Office, now an event center), Day For Night has compiled a diverse lineup of musicians and visual artists that solidifi es the event as a premier destination music-and-arts festival, unique in the talent it draws and the space it inhabits. The biggest musical names are Solange, Nine Inch Nails, Thom Yorke, St. Vincent, James Blake, and Jamie xx. But dig deeper, and you'll find surprises such as Sky Ferreira, Cardi B, Jlin, and Perfume Genius rounding out the bill. Day For Night has also added Friday evening to the mix, with a summit highlighting four activists, including Chelsea Manning and Laurie Anderson, complemented with a Saint Heron-curated musical showcase featuring house star Kaytranada and the prodigious Earl Sweatshirt. The festival's takeover of Post HTX's 1.5 million square feet gives room for immersive, often mind- altering art installations, this year headlined by Ryoji Ikeda (who has shown at The Met) and James Turrell protégé Matthew Schreiber, with a site-specifi c light installation planned. A portion of the festival's proceeds benefi ts Greater Houston Community Foundation in light of Hurricane Harvey's recent coastal devastation. Day For Night at Post HTX, 401 Franklin; two-day passes from $205; full-weekend $295; VIP $750; dayfornight.io. Matthew Ramirez C alvin Klein did many things fi rst: photographed a teenage Brooke Shields and her Calvins; produced shocking (at the time) men's-underwear ads; embraced minimalism; and created controversial groundbreaking ads. One thing Calvin has not done, until now, is write a book surveying his decades in fashion. Calvin Klein (Rizzoli, $150) chronicles his career. showing imagery that's as much a part of the '70s, '80s, and '90s landscape as Studio 54. The fi nal chapter, written by Calvin, shares private insights and stories that can only be told by the man himself. Calvin Klein's proceeds from this book will directly benefi t God's Love We Deliver. NOTHING COMES BETWEEN ME AND MY CALVIN BOOK Clockwise from top: Tom Hintnaus, 1982; Kate Moss, 1993; Kate Moss, 1993; Christy Turlington, 1988; Calvin Klein and Kelly Klein, 1994.