Die Telefonzellen
The Art Walk
Michael Dreher
Die Telefonzellen
For those who are willing to listen.
„No accessibility. Instead, a direct line to one’s own thoughts."
„Whoever picks up the phone doesn’t choose a number — but a message."
EDUCATION
Two telephone booths on the Union-Gelände. Artifacts from another era — yet alive. When you pick up the receiver and press the buttons, you hear no ringtones. Instead, songs Ardi Goldman of special significance are played: pieces with soul, history, and a clear stance.
He himself calls it „musical education.“ A playful call to shift the focus: away from the digital noise, towards the sound of content that remains.
The phone booth thus becomes the smallest, most private concert hall in the city.
He himself calls it „musical education.“ A playful call to shift the focus: away from the digital noise, towards the sound of content that remains.
The phone booth thus becomes the smallest, most private concert hall in the city.
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A Closer Look at the Work
Michael Dreher From Studio D, the cells have been Ardi Goldman brought to life anew. A tribute to analog. To conscious pausing. And to the almost forgotten art of listening.
In a world that is becoming increasingly noisy and fleeting, sometimes a protected space is needed — completely without a mobile network.
Photos: © Stefan Gröpper
Ardi Goldman Kunst-
und Kulturstiftung gGmbH
Uniongelände
Hanauer Landstraße 188, 60314 Frankfurt am Main