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Explore the “Sound and Matter in Design”, currently at the Design Museum Holon

By Justine Testado|

Wednesday, Jul 26, 2017

Arper's modern Parentesit Wall Panels in the Seeing Sound exhibit by Lievore Altherr Molina.

The Sound and Matter in Design exhibition at the Design Museum Holon in Israel explores the relationship between sound and design, as well as how sound influences our everyday environments and experiences. From site-specific installations to dozens of historic objects on display, the exhibition is divided into several mini-exhibits that address the core theme of sound through three different prisms: object, space, and environment. 

Architecture of Sound installation. Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.

“Sound is one of the most significant ‘raw materials’ in the designer’s toolbox,” Maya Dvash, the Design Museum Holon's Chief Curator, says.

Upon arriving at the museum, visitors will encounter the Sound of Architecture, a site-specific installation that transforms the Design Museum itself into a musical instrument. Curated by Anat Safran and Lila Chitayat, the installation “exploits the building's architecture and the capacity of its hollow Corten ribbons to function as echo chambers to create an all-immersive ‘musical arena’, where visitors become the composers.”

Architecture of Sound installation. Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.

“The sound is emanated from 100 speakers located in different areas and from the building itself, compelling visitors into the multi-sensory nature of the exhibition.”

Upper gallery. Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.

The Seeing Sound exhibition in the museum's Upper Gallery showcases over 50 objects, from stereo systems and speakers used in the 1960s to contemporary pieces that furnish many of today's living rooms. Curated by Anat Safran, Lila Chitayat and Elisabetta Pisu, Seeing Sound is divided into three categories: stationary, mobile, and interactive objects.

Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.
Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.

The pieces “exemplify the conceptual shift from object design to the design of a user experience”, while showcasing the way sound and design fit into domestic environments. Last but not least, visitors will also encounter the interactive Parentesit Wall Panels, which Lievore Altherr Molina designed.

Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.
Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.

The exhibition is open now until October 28. Learn more about it here.

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Explore the “Sound and Matter in Design”, currently at the Design Museum Holon

By Justine Testado|

Wednesday, Jul 26, 2017

Share

Arper's modern Parentesit Wall Panels in the Seeing Sound exhibit by Lievore Altherr Molina.

Related

design museum holon ● design museum ● israel ● sound ● art exhibition ● event ● history ● object design ● product design

The Sound and Matter in Design exhibition at the Design Museum Holon in Israel explores the relationship between sound and design, as well as how sound influences our everyday environments and experiences. From site-specific installations to dozens of historic objects on display, the exhibition is divided into several mini-exhibits that address the core theme of sound through three different prisms: object, space, and environment. 

Architecture of Sound installation. Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.

“Sound is one of the most significant ‘raw materials’ in the designer’s toolbox,” Maya Dvash, the Design Museum Holon's Chief Curator, says.

Upon arriving at the museum, visitors will encounter the Sound of Architecture, a site-specific installation that transforms the Design Museum itself into a musical instrument. Curated by Anat Safran and Lila Chitayat, the installation “exploits the building's architecture and the capacity of its hollow Corten ribbons to function as echo chambers to create an all-immersive ‘musical arena’, where visitors become the composers.”

Architecture of Sound installation. Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.

“The sound is emanated from 100 speakers located in different areas and from the building itself, compelling visitors into the multi-sensory nature of the exhibition.”

Upper gallery. Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.

The Seeing Sound exhibition in the museum's Upper Gallery showcases over 50 objects, from stereo systems and speakers used in the 1960s to contemporary pieces that furnish many of today's living rooms. Curated by Anat Safran, Lila Chitayat and Elisabetta Pisu, Seeing Sound is divided into three categories: stationary, mobile, and interactive objects.

Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.
Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.

The pieces “exemplify the conceptual shift from object design to the design of a user experience”, while showcasing the way sound and design fit into domestic environments. Last but not least, visitors will also encounter the interactive Parentesit Wall Panels, which Lievore Altherr Molina designed.

Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.
Photo credit: Shay Ben Efraim.

The exhibition is open now until October 28. Learn more about it here.

RELATED EVENT ​Sound and Matter in Design
RELATED NEWS "Soundscape New York" depicts the sounds of NYC's famous buildings
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