Van Abbemuseum Exhibition Uses Sound for Social Commentary
The exhibition 'Make Some Noise – Desire. Stage. Change.' at the Van Abbemuseum presents sound as a medium for artistic expression and social engagement. This ninth and final installment of the 'Positions' series features emerging artists who employ audio elements to address contemporary issues. Works include Selma Selman's painted satellite dish exploring displacement, Jack O'Brien's deconstructed piano installation, Finn Maätita and Jerrold Saija's interactive Moluccan dance instructions, and Miloš Trakilović's AI-generated composition blending war sounds and pop music. The exhibition runs through September, emphasizing how artists use auditory experiences to participate in public discourse.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Make Some Noise – Desire. Stage. Change.' is currently showing at Van Abbemuseum
- This is the ninth and final edition of the 'Positions' exhibition series
- Features works by Selma Selman, Jack O'Brien, Finn Maätita, Jerrold Saija, and Miloš Trakilović
- Exhibition explores sound as a tool for artistic and social expression
- Will remain on view through the end of September
Entities
Artists
- Selma Selman
- Jack O'Brien
- Finn Maätita
- Jerrold Saija
- Miloš Trakilović
Institutions
Locations
- Eindhoven, Netherlands