Museum Oder-Spree "Listening and Noise"

How far can you trust your ears? At least this year, up to the borders of the Oder-Spree district. Those who want to find out who is behind the sounds and noises of the region between loud and quiet should not only open their eyes in the new annual exhibition of the museum Oder-Spree. … And again I seek you, you dark refuge, and your mighty rustling of treetops, now speak! I give you the word! The lament and jubilation have fallen silent. I want to listen. Conrad Ferdinand Meyer (1825 – 1898) Meyer's dialogue with the forest reads as if it has always been a ritual of (sought) solitude. Where "sound events" can be annoying, even causing disputes, "forest bathing" might be the solution. Instead of making noise, we listen. Between these extremes lies a spectrum of stories that range from forest silence to sirens and "set to music" our present in a polyphonic way in the new annual exhibition of the museum Oder-Spree.