In cooperation with the musicians and media artists, Michael Anklin and Lukas Huber and the artist Pedro Wirz, the art education team explore the artworks of the exhibition Environmental Hangover with 21 students of the 5th grade of the elementary school Sevogel. Playfully, the rooms are gradually discovered and experienced, materials are unraveled, and the inspiration behind the various objects is uncovered. On this journey through the rainforest, sounds and noises are constant companions. What do the rooms sound like? What sounds would the artworks make? And in what rhythm? Versatile sound experiments enliven the exhibition spaces and make the art resound. From mid-February, the results will be compiled into a Sound Guide that will be available to all visitors and offer an additional perspective on Pedro Wirz’s artworks.
The sound guide will be available to all visitors from February 18. It can soon be played here or alternatively, devices and headphones can be borrowed free of charge from the reception desk to experience the Sound Guide.
On February 18, the project presentation will take place at 2:30 pm. The students will talk about their ideas and experiences and present the sound pieces they have created. At the end, the class will perform a musical performance together.
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