The installation is freely accessible. It is illuminated every day from 4pm.

A series of short films will be released throughout the duration of the exhibition, each new 'broadcast' arriving every Friday. The films will relate to the content and convey the thematics of The Museum of Broadcasting and Loneliness. The currently closed Museum for Broadcast and Loneliness introduces the history of electronic communication with its program.  The project returns to the beginnings of electronic mass communication and tells a multi-layered, complex story of transition and transmission, of surprising connections and certain historical parallels between a divided Ireland and an equally separated Germany. The project sees itself as a prequel to the exhibition planned for next year. Stay tuned!

Declan Clarke *1974 Dublin, lives and works in Berlin