Between Lublin and Acre

The Teder Group presents:

a sound art installation

A show consisting entirely of voices and sounds. It offers an intriguing encounter of differing cultures and worldviews, presented on the backdrop of Napoleon’s siege of Acre. Inspired by Martin Buber’s book, Gog and Magog, it deals with the event as influenced by the spiritual and material worlds. Key figures presented include Napoleon, Pasha Ahmad al-Jazzar, Rabbi Nachman of Braslav (who visited the city on the eve of the siege), and others.
“The fate of the East lay in that small town,” wrote Napoleon in his memoirs.

Artists: Gal Tushia, David Ovadia
Lighting design: Ilya Feldstein
Graphic design: Jewboy

The Columns Hall
Prisoners of the Underground Museum
10:00 – 22:00
Admission fee: 5 NIS at the museum entrance

Thanks to:
* Phonoteka – the National Sound Archive, Jewish National and University Library, Jerusalem,
* Shoshana Liessmann, Jewish Music Research Center, Hebrew University, Jerusalem