Alongside the sounds of war, the boycott wall stands firmly in silence. For some time now, our friends overseas have refused to visit, past partners have become bitter enemies, and the field of art has become a battlefield. Even among ourselves, we boycott, exclude, and censor: what is difficult to hear is silenced. Those who were close now seem like strangers.

The Boycott Salon seeks to look at the wound, and allow it to appear on stage: creators and cultural figures will present doubt, resistance, and hope, for and against the wall. 

The boycott salon is a one-off hybrid between a conference, a talk show, and a performance.