Mono Space presents Gallery Hours curated by Tina Snow Le, a Brooklyn-based Vietnamese-American graphic designer and music selector whose practice moves between sound, visual culture, and community. Her selections explore vulnerability, spirituality, and self-evolution through deep, soulful grooves, left-field house and techno, and the warmth of vinyl.
Across the afternoon, Snow will approach sequencing as a form of design, shaping a set through texture, rhythm, and contrast. Drawing on her work in hi-fi listening spaces and dance floors alike, the program creates room for movement, reflection, and close listening.
About tinasnow
Tina Snow Le is a Vietnamese-American graphic designer and music selector based in Brooklyn. Over the course of a 13-year design career, she has shaped culturally resonant brands and products for companies including Spotify and Nike.
Outside her design practice, Le curates hi-fi listening sessions with Source AV and DJs on vinyl at spaces including Papi Juice, Bubble T, and The Lot Radio. She also hosts Earth to Her Radio on Hanoi Community Radio, extending her work into a platform for musical discovery and connection.
The Listening Experience
Gallery Hours are free and open to the public, and offer an open way to experience Mono Space and the OJAS high fidelity sound system. The program lasts from Noon - 5PM, with doors opening at Noon. Guests are welcome to arrive at any point to spend time with the system, browse the library and gift shop, purchase beverages, and listen to a rotating selection of curated recordings. Seating is on a first-come, first serve basis. If we reach capacity, a line will form, and guests will be admitted on a one-out, one-in basis.
Minimal photography is encouraged. Guests are welcome to capture a moment, but are asked to keep photography unobtrusive. This is a scroll-free space—please step outside for phone use.
Guests are asked to speak softly and keep conversation to a minimum.
Details about visiting the space, accessibility, and ticketing can be found in the FAQs.
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