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Announcement: Sounding Crisis-Exhibition & Lecture Performance on Samsø

  • Writer: ANIA MAURUSCHAT
    ANIA MAURUSCHAT
  • Sep 19
  • 2 min read

Updated: Oct 20

Sounding Crisis

Sounds and Energies in Times of Climate Change

Invitation to Exhibition & Lecture Performance by Ania Mauruschat

26. – 28.9.2025 from 11:30 to 15:30 at Agerupgård, Samsø


Marked on the globe are the places where Ania conducted field research for the Sounding Crisis proejct since 2021: Denmark, Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) and Australia. Graphic: Prezi
Marked on the globe are the places where Ania conducted field research for the Sounding Crisis proejct since 2021: Denmark, Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) and Australia. Graphic: Prezi

Since 2021, the project Sounding Crisis has been exploring how sounds act as energies in times of climate change—worldwide. From the battle cries and songs of Fridays for Future and Extinction Rebellion activists in Copenhagen and Sydney, to the Songlines of Aboriginal peoples in Western Australia, and the frame drum and Northern Lights of the Inuit in Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland), the project traces how sound helps us navigate ecological transformation.


In this exhibition, Ania presents key insights from her case studies, showing that sounds are far more than alarm signals in times of crisis. They carry vital energies that help us cope with the challenges and root causes of climate change.


Join us for a special lecture performance where Ania connects her findings to Samsø as Denmark’s renewable energy island.


🗓️ Saturday, September 27, 2025     🕒 15:30–16:30       📍 Agerupgård, Agerup 6, 8305 Samsø


The event will be followed by a reception with drinks and snacks. To help us plan, please register by Wed., September 24 via email or phone. If you would like to visit the exhibition outside the opening times, don't hesitate to contact us.


Contact: Ania Mauruschat, mail@aniamauruschat.de, +45 52814205, www.soundingcrisis.eu 



Photo credits:  Northern Lights – Mads Nordlund, Collage of Anna Kûitse Thastum – Karen Thastum, singing activists, Ida Dalsgaard Nicolaisen, Save our Songlines team – Ania Mauruschat, Violet Coco – Matt Hrkac, Aeriology – Joyce Hinterding. License: CC BY 2.0
Photo credits:  Northern Lights – Mads Nordlund, Collage of Anna Kûitse Thastum – Karen Thastum, singing activists, Ida Dalsgaard Nicolaisen, Save our Songlines team – Ania Mauruschat, Violet Coco – Matt Hrkac, Aeriology – Joyce Hinterding. License: CC BY 2.0

The project Sounding Crisis has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 101027286.







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