Annea Lockwood: A Sound Map Of The Danube

A Sound Map of the Danube is a multichannel sound installation that traces the Danube and its surroundings from its sources in the Black Forest to the delta region at the Black Sea. Woven into the soundscape of the river are the voices of twelve people for whom the river has had a central influence on their lives. They were asked: 'What does the river mean to you? Could you live without it?' They spoke with me in their native languages, which is why the audio material is accompanied by a book with translations into German and English as well as a large wall map showing the locations of the recording sites. Using the wall map and a time display, the listener can follow the course of the river. (Annea Lockwood) Annea Lockwood: A Sound Map of the Danube. Multichannel sound installation (2001–2005) – 167 min. Guest curator: Bernhard Günther | Coordination: Max Appel-Palma | Production: Wien Modern and MAK Map: Susan Huyser and Baker Vail Mastering: Paul Geluso Time display: bablTech

Annea Lockwood: A Sound Map Of The Danube takes place on 29 November 2026 at MAK - Museum für angewandte Kunst .

29 November 2026

MAK - Museum für angewandte Kunst · Stubenring 5, 1010 Wien

This event is in the Landstraße (Wien) neighbourhood (3rd district) – known as lively, central, mixed.

Nearest public transport stop: Stubentor (U3, 74A, 2, 3A), ~100 m.

Sights nearby: Museum für angewandte Kunst (Wien), Bahnhof Wien Mitte (Landstraße), Zollamtssteg.

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