Here, Now, Along the Way

Using a map and a sound file, the artist invites the audience to take a sound walk through old Tel Aviv, where she grew up. The soundtrack of the walk focuses on houses, smells, memories, contexts, and flashes from contemporary reality—a war that does not end, Gaza, Lebanon, here, now. The work is part of an ongoing project that Keren-Hoss began in 2003.

Thursday, 12 November | 16:00

Felicia: House for Sound Art

The event takes place as part of “Sound/Resistance”—an exhibition dealing with local acoustic justice and featuring installations, performances, performative works, and sound walks that challenge Israel’s soundscape and suggest ways to undermine the existing reality and change it.

Acoustic justice addresses the ways in which the sonic experience shapes and regulates space, while also serving as a means of resistance and liberation.

The exhibition is constructed as a fabric of five artistic research processes dealing with different local aspects of acoustic justice. From these processes, new works were created by the artists Aviv Ezra, Goni Peleg and Yuval Adler, Maayan Tzedaka, Nizar Al-Khater, and Neta Spiegel.

The exhibition does not summarize research, but presents the research itself: the works investigate the local soundscape in front of the audience and sometimes with its active participation, examining how one can act within it and change it.