As part of the exhibit "The Beat Goes On" (2016) curated by Derrick Adams, I created a listening room as a homage to legendary DJ Larry Levan, the late “musical shaman” of the Paradise Garage disco in New York City. Renowned for fusing different genres of music together and garnering a diverse audience, Levan’s sessions were dubbed “Saturday Mass,” a name that reflects the importance of club going as a weekly ritual. The room recalls the church-like and spiritual experience of Levan’s events, with a dimly lit atmosphere, DJ setup, photographic works, sculptural masks, disco ball, checkered dance floor and video projection. We invited 3 DJs(April Hunt, Michael Paul Britto and sOlnOva) and visitors were encouraged to stay and dance in keeping with Levan’s spirit of inclusivity and a space of sanctuary. The photographs, videos and masks of the Larry Levan projert were created in 2006 and this listening room is a new iteration of the project.