A soundscape installation connecting the city of Frankfurt in pandemic times Berlin-based Nigerian artist Emeka Ogboh (born 1977) is best known for his soundscapes of life in Lagos. This book chronicles the artist’s latest sound installation in Frankfurt, which integrates elements of augmented reality and offers human connection through music as a response to our current crisis.
Jenny Holzer's portrayal of the city of Frankfurt am Main is one possible response to the loss of the single word within the everyday noise of words.The American artist is famous internationally for her conceptual, poetic works located in the urban space. She shapes a language of dialogue in her light projections that look at the major issues of life that could be engulfed by the bustle of noise and light.This publication documents For Frankfurt via many brilliant photographs and the accompanying text provides insight into the conceptual background of the portrayal.Published retrospectively after Holzer's urban space project in Frankfurt, Germany, 4 - 12 October 2010.English and German text.