"Why are the sounds we play in our apartments always music?" asked the Danish architect and designer Verner Panton, "aren't the sounds of a chicken farm, waves, the wind and many other things just as beautiful?"1 Questions that force one to question the difference between 'sounds' and 'music', but for all to question our relationships with the myriad 'noises' that accompany daily life. With the exhibition Sound Sources. Everything is Music! the Weltkulturen Museum, Frankfurt, provide a space
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Our relationships with colour are invariably shaped and informed by the culture and society in which we were raised. A state of affairs that, equally invariably, leads to us all possessing relatively strictly defined understandings of colour, understandings of the psychology of colours or of the agency of colours or of the use of colours. With the exhibition Green Sky, Blue Grass. Colour Coding Worlds, the Weltkulturen Museum Frankfurt discuss the cultural relevance and social functions of
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