NIGHT NIGHT: An Immersive Art + Sound Deep Listening Experience

An early evening invitation to slow perception, soften the nervous system, and listen deeply.

"Night Night" is a guided sound meditation and blue lotus tea ceremony held within Night, Night, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Branche Coverdale. This experience brings together fine art, sound, and ritual to support deep rest, stress reduction, and sleep readiness.

Set among paintings that explore dreams, out-of-body experiences, and the quiet comforts of nighttime, guests are invited to witness the exhibition while gently traveling inward. Image, sound, and sensation meet in a shared exploration of the conscious, subconscious, and unconscious material we often process through rest and sleep.

This is not a performance or a lecture.

It is an immersive, deep-listening experience.

A way of relating differently to art, sound, and rest.

The evening unfolds in three movements:

Guests are welcomed into the gallery and invited to settle. Sara, owner of Paradigm Gallery + Studio, opens the evening with a brief welcome and introduces the featured artist. The artist shares reflections from their lived experience with the work, offering context and inspiration for deep looking and personal inquiry as the collection is witnessed.

Luna Maye then invites guests into relationship with their individually served cup of blue lotus tea, offering gentle context around its traditional uses and calming properties. Satin eye masks are provided to support sensory softening and inward focus.

Guests are guided through a 60-minute seated sound meditation using neuroscience-informed frequencies, harmonics, and overtones designed to support nervous system down-regulation, stress relief, and sleep preparation. The sound journey mirrors the inner terrain reflected in the artwork: dreams, memory, and the spaces between waking and sleep.

The experience closes with quiet time for integration, allowing the body and mind to settle before re-entering the evening.

• A fine-art gallery setting designed for reflection and deep listening
• Artist welcome and contextual framing of the exhibition
• Individually served blue lotus tea
• Satin eye masks are provided to support inward attention
• A guided, seated sound meditation led by Luna Maye
• Extended periods of sound, stillness, and inner imagery
• A gentle closing and integration period

Sunday, March 1st

• 5:45 PM · Doors open, arrive, and settle
• 6:00 PM · Welcome + artist reflections
• 6:15 PM · Sound meditation + tea ceremony (60 minutes)
• 7:15 PM · Integration and gentle close
• 7:30 PM · Experience concludes

Please arrive on time to honor the shared container.

• Comfortable attire suitable for seated stillness
• A water bottle
• Optional personal layer for warmth

(Yoga mats are not needed for this experience.)

• Supports nervous system regulation and deep relaxation
• Reduces stress and mental overactivity
• Encourages brainwave states associated with rest and sleep
• Supports subconscious processing and emotional integration
• Creates space for reflection and inner clarity

• Traditionally used to promote calm and relaxation
• Supports stress reduction and gentle mood elevation
• Encourages an easy transition into rest and sleep
• Softens mental chatter and sensory overstimulation

Branche Coverdale is a Philadelphia-based artist originally from Yonkers, New York. His expressive, playful practice blends cartoon language, pop culture, and urban experience, informed by silkscreen techniques developed during his time at the Rhode Island School of Design.

Coverdale spent several years traveling between New York and Japan as a studio assistant for Takashi Murakami. This influence continues to shape his exploration of city life, representation, and the blurred boundaries between reality and fiction. His work frequently employs iconic symbols and recurring motifs, including the doppelgänger, as invitations to consider multiple realities existing at once.

His recognitions include the Mural Arts Fellowship for Black Artists (2022), New York Times Best Illustrations (2024), and Best of Philly (2025). His work spans public murals, gallery exhibitions, and major editorial commissions, including illustrations for The New York Times.

• This is a seated meditation experience
• Satin eye masks and blue lotus tea are provided
• Guests are encouraged to arrive nourished and comfortably digested
• No prior experience with sound meditation or tea ceremony is required
• Shoes will be removed before entering the practice space
• Tickets are final sale and non-transferable

Night Night is an invitation to meet rest as an art form.

To listen beneath language.

To let sleep begin before the lights go out.

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

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Host or Publisher Paradigm Gallery + Studio