As part of Berlin Art Week, the American musician Mike Banks will be performing his piece Soundscapes live at the Jewish Museum Berlin.
On two days, he will playing music in the res·o·nant installation by Mischa Kuball, incorporating multiple synthesizers whose sounds interact with Mischa Kuball’s installation and Daniel Libeskind’s architecture. The result will be an ever-shifting sound performance that gives visitors a new perspective on Mischa Kuball’s installation and the museum’s Voids.
Past event
Where
Libeskind Building, lower level, axes
Lindenstraße 9–14, 10969 Berlin
Mike Banks
Mike Banks is a record producer and a key player in the Detroit techno scene. Together with Jeff Mills, he co-founded the music project and internationally known record label Underground Resistance. Bank’s projects and Underground Resistance stand apart for both their radical musical taste and their persistent social criticism.
About res·o·nant by Mischa Kuball
Mischa Kuball’s installation res·o·nant brings to life two of the iconic Voids in the Libeskind Building of the Jewish Museum Berlin. The installation consists of several rotating projectors that cast light fields shaped like the Voids’ blueprints on the walls and ceilings of the 24-meter-tall spaces. Spinning mirrors and stroboscopic flashes are designed to spark “resonance between architecture and skin.” Speakers scattered around the space play 60-second sound clips produced exclusively for res·o·nant by more than 150 musicians.
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