press
Selected press, interviews, and exhibition coverage about David Jensenius’s work in sound, installation, performance, and public art.
Selected press
In the ruins of a burned church, a free Toronto art festival is ready to launch
CBC Arts, Leah Collins, August 19, 2026
A CBC Arts preview of Where Walls Meet Sky at St. Anne’s Anglican Church, including Telephone Booth: “Dial 1, and you can leave a voice mail. Dial 2, and you’ll hear a pre-recorded message inspired by the site.”
Interactive ‘Telephone Booth’ installation arrives at Cambridge sculpture garden
CambridgeToday, Keegan Kozolanka, October 2, 2026
Feature coverage of Telephone Booth at the Cambridge Sculpture Garden, with interview comments on the phone booth as an object “out of place and out of time.”
CAFKA celebrates 25 years of art in Kitchener
The Community Edition, Josh Milton-Bell, September 3, 2026
Coverage of CAFKA’s 25th anniversary, noting Telephone Booth as one of two historical CAFKA works reconstructed in 2026.
M(app)ing All the Sound
The Community Edition, Kurtis Thomas, March 3, 2016
A profile of FoundSounds, described as an ongoing art project for recording, mapping, sharing, and walking with everyday sounds.
FoundSounds app release version 2
The Wire, January 12, 2016
International sound-art coverage of the second version of FoundSounds, a field-recording and sound-walk app.
Making Waves: Udo Noll and David Jensenius
Wave Farm / NAISA, Bekah Simms and Darren Copeland, July 9, 2016
Radio interview on locative soundscape apps, pairing FoundSounds with Udo Noll’s Radio Aporee in advance of World Listening Day.
St. Anne’s art exhibition finds rebirth and new life amid church ruins
Anglican Journal, Matthew Puddister, September 10, 2026
Supporting coverage of Where Walls Meet Sky with documentary context for Telephone Booth inside St. Anne’s Anglican Church.
Listings and catalogues
Where Walls Meet Sky
Art Spin, curated by Rui Pimenta, 2026
Exhibition information for Where Walls Meet Sky at St. Anne’s Anglican Church.
David Jensenius: Telephone Booth
CAFKA.16, 2016
Festival catalogue page for the original Telephone Booth installation in Victoria Park, Kitchener.
David Jensenius: The Elora Piano
Elora Centre for the Arts, 2014
Exhibition listing for The Elora Piano, a sound installation that turned a building’s movement into an automatically played piano score.