Join COVERS BY MP3 for an evening of music, memory, and intergenerational storytelling centered around the music that carried our communities as they built new homes across the diaspora.

Through photography, film, performance, and participatory installations, COVERS explores how music becomes a vessel for memory, holding stories of migration, family, belonging, and home across generations. The evening will feature live performances of songs shared through the project, a sneak peek at participant documentaries, and a presentation of our recreated album cover portraits. In these photographs, participants step into the place of the original artists, reimagining iconic album covers through the lens of migration, family history, and personal memory. Together, these images form a visual playlist of the music that shaped the Korean diaspora. Guests are invited to explore the COVERS album cover gallery, view selections from our Cover Collage & Memory Mixtape community workshops, and contribute their own songs and stories through interactive installations. Flip through our cassette-inspired zines, pose in our community photobooth, enjoy food and drinks, and create a miniature CD keychain programmed with your own "home song" to take with you.

Doors: 6:30 PM
Program: 7:00–9:00 PM

Featuring

COVERS Album Cover Gallery
Cover Collage & Memory Mixtape Workshop Display
COVERS Documentary Sneak Peek Screening
Live Performances by Siobhan Sung and Treya Lam
Photobooth by PhotoboothNYC
Food & Drinks by Kimbap Lab
NEO NORAEBANG

Thank you to Culture Lab LIC for their support as sponsor, community partner, and neighbor! This project is also made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrant program, a program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature and administered by Flushing Town Hall. and Materials for the Arts for their support. Special thanks to Materials for the Arts for their support.

Suggested Ticket Donation: $10

Contact the host of COVERS: music, migration, and memory of the Korean diaspora