23–26 Sep, Across the Centre |
The Turner Prize-winning artist and founder of Earshot will transform our Centre into a dynamic platform exploring the urgent and evolving concept of sonic rights.
Through installation, performances, screenings, panel discussions and live music, Lawrence Abu Hamdan examines the impact of sound in his investigations into various crimes and human rights abuses.
Book two ticketed events across the takeover and get 20% off, book three and get 30% off. |
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Two installations explore the effect of a planed wind turbine development on the inhabitants of the Israeli-occupied Syrian Golan Heights. Free to visit every day. |
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Performance, film, and live music investigate a reported sonic attack during a silent vigil in Belgrade, Serbia.
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A double-bill screening includes a new documentary investigating an attack from the Israeli military, created in collaboration with Forensic Architecture and Earshot.
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Two performances bring together audio evidence to confront the violence of borders in the Middle East, from Matthew Herbert, Rana Eid, Moe Choucair and Lawrence Abu Hamdan.
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The first modern heist movie that has inspired countless others, famous for its extraordinary thirty-minute silent burglary sequence.
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As open-source investigation has transformed how we verify images of violence, this panel asks what happens when we extend that scrutiny to sound. |
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An evening of amazing sonic and visual experiences that explore the intersection of technology, testimony and surveillance. With performances by Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Busher Kanj, Amr Mdah, Felicia Atkinson and Radical Democracy.
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