The work originally slated for screening was Watchmen, secretly filmed through the Tel Aviv Museum’s surveillance cameras. The camera angle and the symbolic actions were meant to examine the Museum’s status as a public exhibition space. The work was not shown, however, due to a court order requested by the Tel Aviv Museum the day before. The artists decided not to leave the screen empty, and showed a work consisting of protest texts and a photocopy of the court order. The judicial procedure is still underway these days.
