Sound Performance: Eric Wong

October 23, 2026
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Man with a mustache wearing a beanie and a dark jacket playing a dj controller drenched in red light.

Photo: Jesse Clockwork

MIT List Visual Art Center, Non-Event, and the Goethe-Institut Boston are pleased to present a performance by the sound artist Eric Wong as part of his Bluetooth Speaker Series

Using Bluetooth speakers can be a portable way to facilitate a spatialized sonic experience. The portability of the speakers enables different ways for performers and audience members to relate to the speakers, which can either be placed sporadically throughout the space or among the audience, who may also interact with the speakers during performances. It decentralizes the use of the PA system, and it creates a fluid relationship between the audience and sound sources.

About the Artist

Eric Wong (b. 1981) is a Minneapolis born, Hong Kong raised, Berlin based musician and sound artist whose work involves auditory perception and the exploration of human relationships with sonic environments. He often incorporates spatialized sound and reduced expressions in his work, focusing on fewer gestures instead of constructing linear sonic narratives.​​​​​​​​

Wong​ has performed at venues, series, and festivals including Volksbühne (Berlin), Hebbel am Ufer (Berlin), Cafe OTO (London), Hundred Years Gallery (London), echoraum (Vienna), dotolim (Seoul), Twenty Alpha (Hong Kong), KM28 (Berlin), Indexical (Santa Cruz), Ftarri (Tokyo), 411 Kent Avenue (Brooklyn), ausland (Berlin), Eroteme (Mnachester), exploratorium (Berlin), Schönegg Varieté (Zürich), PAS (Berlin), Project [BLANK] (San Diego), Lacking Sound Festival (Taipei), Record Shop (Brooklyn), Q-O2 (Brussels), MIT Spatial Sound Lab (Cambridge), piccolo (Providence), Richten25 (Berlin), Les 26 Chaises (Paris), OTOOTO (Tokyo), Ting Shuo Hear Say (Tainan), CuteLab (Brooklyn), Moozak (Vienna), Hošek Contemporary (Berlin), Labor Sonor (Berlin), Mullhaus Festival (Luzern), Freespace Noise Fest (Hong Kong), Cynetart (Dresden), Internationales Klangkunstfest (Berlin), Blaues Rauschen (Herne), Soundance Festival (Berlin), Festival Experimentelle Musik (Munich), Sound Forms (Hong Kong), High Desert Soundings (Wonder Valley), and Sa-I Festival (Daejeon)

​​He has released music on labels Edition Wandelweiser, Creative Sources, Inexhaustible Editions, Full Body Massage Records, Sello Postal, Vintage Vinyl HK, Party Perfect!!!, Aloe Records, Ftarri, and Infant Tree.

In 2025, Wong began running concerts at encounters bookspace in Berlin.

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