Lady Gaga wears a hover dress, performs 'ARTPOP' songs at Brooklyn artRAVE

At long last, we have arrived at the official release of Lady Gaga's brand new album ARTPOP. And to celebrate, Gaga threw herself a party at a giant warehouse in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, on New York's industrial waterfront.

Dubbed the artRAVE, Gaga's fete featured performances of every track from the new album (she opened with "Aura," that same way that ARTPOP does), the unveiling of new pieces by large-scale artist Jeff Koons ( including the massive sculpture that appears on ARTPOP's cover) and Marina Abromovic (previously seen staring down Jay Z and getting Gaga to traipse naked through the woods), and one of Gaga's most spectacular entrances yet via a "flying dress" called "Volantis" that was essentially a wearable dirigible.

Check it out in action below.

Gaga also announced that she will be singing in space, which proves that she hasn't yet seen Gravity and doesn't get that nothing good ever happens there.