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Watch more than 220 fourth dimension-based media artworks by over sixty artists from the JULIA STOSCHEK Drove online at JSC Collection Catalogue
ONLINE COLLECTION Catalog
The online collection catalog offers the opportunity to research and view over 890 works by 300 artists from the JULIA STOSCHEK Drove.
Over the adjacent months, videos and films will exist continually uploaded and fabricated attainable online. They are accompanied by explanatory texts near the works. Or you can drop by our JSC Video Lounge directly.
A list of all accessible works tin be constitute by clicking on „viewable online" „nether Tags" then selecting „Works".
To date over220film-, video- and sound-based works past62artists from the collection can be viewed in their entirety. Amid the works in this starting time selection are pieces past John Bock, Monica Bonvicini, Klaus vom Bruch, Ian Cheng, Keren Cytter, Jen DeNike, Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg, Tracey Emin, Cao Fei, Fischli & Weiss, Dara Friedman, Kate Gilmore, Douglas Gordon, Christian Jankowski, Imi Knoebel, Klara Lidén, Lutz Mommartz, Elizabeth Price, Pipilotti Rist, Wolfgang Tillmans, Ryan Trecartin, Andro Wekua, and Tobias Zielony.
JSC'due south long-term goal is to make the unabridged collection available online, thus creating a platform for time-based art that supports the accessibility and date of fourth dimension-based art.
ABOUT THE Drove
"Many of the works in this collection construct multi-temporal worlds; they harbor not one flow of events, but a labyrinth of diverging paths, each with its own pace and temporality. The drove is thus a complex archive of temporalities, storing passed moments and layers of time that tin be technically repeated, in principle an infinite number of times."
Daniel Birnbaum
from: Daniel Birnbaum, Repetitions, in Number 1: Destroy, She Said (Ostfildern: Hatje Cantz Verlag, 2007), 12.
Established in 2002 by Julia Stoschek, the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION has grown to be an expansive collection of time-based art spanning film, video, audio, functioning, and computer and software-based works. At nowadays, over 860 artworks by more than 282 gimmicky artists across genres and generations offer an overview of time-based art from the 1960s to today with a potent focus on works fabricated after 2000.
The term time-based art (or fourth dimension-based media) describes works of art that unfold in fourth dimension. Fourth dimension-based art therefore encompasses all artworks in which elapsing is a dimension and comprises film, video, single- and multi-channel video installation, slide installations, multimedia environments, sound, performance, reckoner and software-based artworks such as virtual and augmented reality, and other forms of technology-based art. These works are often allographic, meaning they are simply visible when installed or projected.
At the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION, early expanded movie house, video, and performance works by Bruce Nauman, Anthony McCall, Joan Jonas, or Marina Abramović meet Doug Aitken'south video installations, Ian Cheng'southward alive simulations, and Hito Steyerl'south all-encompassing environments. The drove contains many artworks by pioneering female and feminist artists and experimental filmmakers from the 1960s and '70s, amongst them Dara Birnbaum, VALIE EXPORT, Barbara Hammer, and Hannah Wilke. A younger generation of artists includes Ed Atkins, Loretta Fahrenholz, Cyprien Gaillard, Josh Kline, Jon Rafman, Rachel Rose, Mika Rottenberg, Anicka Yi, and Tobias Zielony, to name a few. The collection strives to build sustainable relationships with artists and galleries, focusing on key works and groups of works fabricated throughout artists' careers, growing with and reflecting their evolving practice.
The collection is characterized by an ever-growing technological convergence and interdisciplinary approach: "The video art of today is theater, performance, musical functioning, sculpture, project, moving paradigm, moving bodies, dance, stage, screen, existent space, real time, all in one," writes Peter Weibel in the itemize accompanying the exhibition "High Operation," jointly organized by JULIA STOSCHEK Drove and ZKM | Center for Art and Media in 2015. Bringing these fields together, the collection is unique in its heterogeneity, but sure themes nevertheless manifest across the collection, in works that address sociopolitical questions; identity politics; forms of narrative, fiction, and documentary; the torso and representation; performativity and performance; the gaze; and the relationship between our built environment and the natural world.
Some of these themes take been explored in exhibitions and programs at the JULIA STOSCHEK Collection in Düsseldorf and Berlin, likewise as at several international institutions. 27 large-scale exhibitions accept taken place at the collection's exhibitions spaces in Düsseldorf and Berlin since 2007. Amid these were significant solo exhibitions by Derek Jarman, Sturtevant, Elizabeth Cost, Ed Atkins, Frances Stark, Trisha Donnelly, Cyprien Gaillard, Arthur Jafa, and Ian Cheng.
The first big-calibration grouping exhibition at the drove, Number One: Destroy, She Said (2007–08), was named after a video installation by artist Monica Bonvicini and loosely explored the relationship between interior and exterior, construction and destruction. Number 2: Frail (2008–09) focused on the body and corporality, bringing together video, functioning, and body art. Number Iii: Here and Now (2009–ten) was defended solely to performance and the ephemeral, with performances and concerts past some of the most prominent contemporary artists working today scheduled all year long. Nearly x years later on, Number Thirteen: Hullo Boys (2015–16) revisited performance and feminist video, questioning the representation of female identity and the performance certificate. To celebrate its tenth anniversary, the JULIA STOSCHEK Collection invited artist Ed Atkins to curate a group exhibition in Düsseldorf, which he called Generation Loss (2017). The title refers to the process of quality deterioration equally data carriers are copied successively and, at the aforementioned fourth dimension, to the social upheavals from i generation to the next.
The countdown exhibition in Berlin, Welt am Draht (2016), addressed the influences and shifts in our social reality, identities, and environs effected by processes of digitalization. Some other group show, Jaguars and Electric Eels (2017), explored notions of indigeneity, of hybrids and synthetic forms of life, the migration of the species, and our constantly irresolute perceptions of reality. Large-scale solo presentations supplement the collection exhibition program. In 2018, the JULIA STOSCHEK Drove, Berlin, presented a comprehensive exhibition by Arthur Jafa, his first in Federal republic of germany. In add-on to exhibitions, smaller projects, talks, and ongoing screenings regularly accompany the program. There are 2 cinemas in Düsseldorf equipped to screen 16mm and 35mm films in their original format.
LOAN REQUESTS
Loan requests for works of the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION should be sent past electronic mail to Anna-Alexandra Pfau, Caput of JSC Düsseldorf & Sammlung, pfau@jsc.art
The loan asking will be processed if the following conditions are met:
Loan requests must be made at to the lowest degree 6 months earlier the desired offset of the loan period. The request must contain the following information and documents:
Name and address of the institution submitting the loan request; name, part, phone number, postal accost and email address of the contact person; exact name of the requested work; menses, name of the exhibiting institution and location of the exhibition; detailed exhibition or project description in which the work is to be presented; a current facility written report of the institution.
Please note that works that accept a reference to Electronic Arts Intermix in the Courtesy line may not be lend through the JULIA STOSCHEK Drove. Delight contact Electronic Arts Intermix, New York directly.
RESTORATION & PRESERVATION
Long-Term Archiving
The conservation requirements for fourth dimension-based media (TBM) have changed drastically over the last ten years. Initially the medium—specifically videotapes and DVDs—was the principal focus of conservational attention. But like whatever other materials, media are also susceptible to aging processes that in the long run can lead to impairment or fifty-fifty the loss of works.
All the same aging is only one aspect of the problem. There are also file formats and circuitous technical installations that are based on calculator technologies or other hardware. All of these components can historic period: not simply the media themselves are affected by the processes of decay, only even the content can become unreadable over of the years due to incompatibilities. Technological evolution constantly results in new file formats and software codecs that are adjusted in the production process of video artists. This is why in addition to the material-related risks, careful observation is necessary to define which technologies have a promising future—and which digital platforms and formats are on their way to becoming obsolete. To this terminate all new acquisitions must be thoroughly evaluated and documented to determine the exact blazon of digital format. The files are then transferred to a digital repository.
To meet all of the different requirements, a multistage strategy for long-term archiving was developed for the JULIA STOSCHEK Collection, based on the "3-pillar approach." The goal is to consolidate the heterogenous collection on a digital level in simply a few established and homogeneous target formats. This noticeably reduces the conservation effort since simply a manageable number of formats need to be regularly checked and monitored to safeguard against formats that are becoming obsolete. This is flanked by individual solutions for artworks that practise not support a standardized procedure. On a digital level, multiple backups that are independent and redundant give boosted security, thus ensuring that the collection is preserved.
Media-Fine art Repository
The media fine art-depository is the heart of the collection. Since fluctuating temperatures and humidity factors cause damage to videotapes and movie, this was one of the most important factors during the planning. Temperatures of around xv degrees Celsius (59 degrees Fahrenheit) and 35 percentage relative humidity (RF) are considered optimal for storing magnetic tapes and was therefore called for the repository. These atmospheric condition are also advisable for motion picture and slides.
The media art depot, designed and individually planned for the JULIA STOSCHEK Collection, has 2 airlocks: one prevents abrupt changes in climate when people enter, while the 2nd airlock is conceived for tapes and media that are stored in the media depository. They tin can acclimatize slowly in the airlock before they are moved to special mobile shelving for storage. The mobile shelving system, which is equipped with ball-bearing mountings, ensures that the infinite is used optimally. The floor has a stove-enamel finish and was checked for leftover magnetic accuse to eliminate all risks for the stored videotapes. In addition, the shelves are grounded to prevent any static electricity.
Since dust and air pollution represent a serious danger for media artworks, the air is filtered multiple times earlier and after the conditioning process. Smoke and water detectors as well as an alarm system simultaneously offer comprehensive hazard protection.
The elaborate technical amenities in combination with the custom mobile shelving make the media-art repository unique in Europe.
Andreas Weisser
Time-based media conservator
Katharina Sieverding
24/III/196/1973/97/A/B (Die Sonne um Mitternacht schauen), 1973
Katharina Sieverding
eleven/3/196/1973/97/A/B (Dice Sonne um Mitternacht schauen), 1973
Christoph Schlingensief
xviii Bilder pro Sekunde (Dokumentation der Ausstellung im Haus der Kunst, München), 2007
Roxy Paine
182212102002B, 2002
Jeppe Hein
ii-Dimensional Mirror Labyrinth, 2006
Katharina Sieverding
26/Iii/196/1973/97/A/B (Dice Sonne um Mitternacht schauen), 1973
A
Wu Tsang
A day in the life of bliss, 2014
David Wojnarowicz
A Fire In My Belly (Film In Progress) and A Fire In My Belly (Excerpt), 1986–1987
Ulay & Marina Abramović
A Performance Album. Abramović/Ulay. fourteen performances Relation Work (1976–1980), 1976–1980.
Relation in Space, 1976
Talking about Similarity, 1976
Breathing in, Animate out, 1977
Imponderabilia, 1977
Expansion in Space, 1977
Relation in Motion, 1977
Relation in Time, 1977
Light/Dark, 1977
Rest Proof, 1977
AAA-AAA, 1978
Incision, 1978
Kaiserschnitt, 1978
Charged Space, 1978
3, 1978
Ulay & Marina Abramović
A Performance Album. Abramović/Ulay. Action in 14 predetermined sequences, 1976.
There is a Criminal Touch to Fine art, 1976
Ulay & Marina Abramović
A Operation Album. Abramović/Ulay. Iv performances by Abramović (1975–1976), 1975–1976.
Art must exist beautiful, Creative person must be beautiful, 1975
Freeing the Vocalisation, 1976
Freeing the Memory, 1976
Freeing the Body, 1976
Elmgreen & Dragset
Adaptation, Fig. 20
DAS INSTITUT
Adele Röder For DAS INSTITUT Starline, 2010
Christoph Schlingensief
Affenbilder, 2005
Christoph Schlingensief
Affenführer, 2005
Peter Weibel
Als Fuji noch ein Berg state of war, 1990
Francis Alÿs & Rafael Ortega
David Claerbout
American Car, 2004
Matthew Buckingham
Amos Fortune Road, 1996
Ana Mendieta
Anima, Silueta de Cohetes (Firework Slice), 1976
Kerstin Brätsch, Adele Röder
Proclamation Poster 1 and ii, 2011
DAS INSTITUT
Apes and Shapes (I'll encounter you again in 25 years), 2011
Vito Acconci
Applications, 1970
Colin Montgomery
Arlington National Cemetery (JFK funeral model), 2005
Bruce Nauman
Art Make-Upwards, 1967–1968
Art Make-Up, No. 1, White, 1967
Fine art Brand-Up, No. 2, Pink, 1967
Art Brand-Up, No. iii, Green, 1967–1968
Fine art Make-Up, No. four, Black, 1967–1968
Cyprien Gaillard
Artefacts, 2011
Natascha Sadr Haghighian
Artificial Life, 1995
Barbara Hammer
Audience, 1982
B
Thomas Demand
Badezimmer (Bathroom), 1997
John Baldessari
Baldessari sings LeWitt, 1972
Claus Föttinger
Barbarella, Matmos and Primary of Matmos, 2006
Christoph Westermeier
Barbarian + Classics, 2012
Sigalit Landau
Barbed Hula, 2000
Manfred Pernice
barriere ‚Tiefengarage', 2008
Sophia Al-Maria
Animal Type Song, 2019
Francis Alÿs
Beggars, 2004
Jeremy Shaw
Best Minds Part One, 2007
Clemens von Wedemeyer
Large Business concern + The Making of Big Concern, 2002
Big Business, 2002
The Making of Large Business, 2002
Mary Lucier
Bird's Eye, 1978
Paul McCarthy
Black and White Tapes, 1970-1975
Ma Bell, 1971
Painting Confront Down – White Line, 1972
Spit – Non Looking at the Photographic camera, 1974
Spinning, Short segment of twenty-minute Record, 1970–71
Whipping the Wall with Paint, 1975
Upwards Down Penis Show, 1974
Zippedy Doo Dance, 1974
Icicle Slobber, 1975
Pipe Shadow, 1975
Upside Downwards Spitting – Bat, 1975
Cartoon – Semen Drawing, 1975
Spitting on the Camera Lens, 1974
Upside Down Pipe, 1975
Bruce Nauman
Black Balls, 1969
Christoph Westermeier
Blaker, 2011
Doug Aitken
Blow Debris, 2000
Hannah Black
Bodybuilding, 2015
Adam Putnam
Bookshelf, 1997
Nam June Paik
Born Again, 1991
Bruce Nauman
Bouncing Balls, 1969
Bruce Nauman
Bouncing in the Corner No. i, 1968
Bruce Nauman
Bouncing in the Corner, No. two: Upside Downwards, 1969
Bruce Nauman
Bouncing Two Assurance Between the Floor and Ceiling with Changing Rhythms, 1967–1968
Doug Aitken
Cleaved Glass in the Slipstream, 2003
Lonnie van Brummelen & Siebren de Haan
Reynold Reynolds & Patrick Jolley
Burn, 2002
A.Chiliad. Burns & A.L. Steiner
Joseph Beuys
Buttocklifting (Edition Staeck), 1974
C
Taryn Simon
CALVIN WASHINGTON, C&East Motel, Room No. 24, Waco, Texas. Where an informant claimed to have heard Washington confess. Served 13 years of a life sentence for capital murder, 2002
Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach
Capri, 1911
Till Gerhard
Captain America, 2004
Cemile Sahin
car, road, mount, 2020
Julius Shulman
Case Study House #22. Los Angeles, CA, Pierre Koenig Architect, 1960
Andreas Gursky
Centre Pompidou, 1995
Richard Artschwager
Chair/Chair, 1980
Richard Artschwager
Chair/Chair, 1980
Mika Rottenberg
Chasing Waterfalls. The Rise and Fall of the Astonishing Seven Sutherland Sisters, 2006
Marking Leckey
Cinema-in-the-Round, 2006–2008
Cyprien Gaillard
Cities of Gold and Mirrors, 2009
Andreas Gursky
Cocoon Ii, 2008
Catherine Opie
Commissioned Portrait: Julia and Jacob, 2019
A.1000. Burns & A.L. Steiner
Community Action Center, 2010
Ulay & Marina Abramović
Continental Videoseries. Abramović/Ulay (1983–1986), 1983–1986.
City of Angels, 1983
Terra Degla Dea Madre, 1984
Last Garden, 1986
China Ring, unedited video notebook, 1988
Michael Snow
*Corpus Callosum, 2002
Vito Acconci
Corrections, 1970
Jane Crawford & Robert Fiore
James Richards & Leslie Thornton
Crossing, 2016
Kandis Williams
cruz: or, as Spillers puts information technology, „the convict trunk becomes the source of an irresistible, subversive sensuality", 2020
Brock Enright
Crystal Anarchy Sign (pink), 2007
D
Bruce Nauman
Trip the light fantastic toe or Exercise on the Perimeter of a Square (Square Dance), 1967–1968
Clemens von Wedemeyer
Das Bildermuseum brennt, 2004/05
Ed Atkins
Death Mask II: The Scent, 2010
Ed Atkins
Death Mask III, 2011
Jessica Mein
DeleveleD, 2007
Asier Mendizabal
Delimitar #1, 2009
Asier Mendizabal
Delimitar #two, 2009
Asier Mendizabal
Delimitar #iii, 2009
Asier Mendizabal
Delimitar #iv, 2009
Asier Mendizabal
Delimitar #5, 2009
Ed Atkins
Commitment to the Following Recipient Failed Permanently, 2011
Jan Paul Evers
Der Abstand zwischen den Gipfeln menschlicher Möglichkeiten, 2011
Anthony Burdin
Desert Mix, „Become See um Black Feather", 2003
Josh Kline
Designer's Caput in Tim Coppens (Tim), 2013
Cyprien Gaillard
Desniansky Raion, 2007
Monica Bonvicini
Destroy She Said, 1998
Thomas Demand
Details (Sportscar), 2005
Frances Stark
Detumescence and/or its Opposite (from a Torment of Follies), 2012
Jana Euler
Die Höhle aus Löwen, 2013
Till Gerhard
Die Ordnung der Dinge, 2004
STURTEVANT
Dillinger Running Series, 2000
Christoph Steinmeyer
Disco Inferno Edition, 2008
Adam Putnam
Dish Cabinet, 1997
Timur Si-Qin
Display (Peace), 2015
Joan Jonas
Disturbances, 1974
Chris Burden
Documentation of selected works, 1971–1975
Deadman, 1972
Bed Piece, 1972
Through the Dark Softly, 1973
Icarus, 1973
Shoot, 1971
Thorben Eggers
Doppelseite, 2015
Sophie Calle
Double Blind, 1992
Thiago Rocha Pitta
Double fountain or cooked mural, 2005
Jon Rafman
Dream Journal 2016 – 2019, 2019
Alex Müller
Drei Finger Dick, 2005
Due east
Rosemarie Trockel
Egg-trying to get warm (Versuch nach Mach), 1994
Rosemarie Trockel
Ei-Dorado, 1992/1998
Martin Honert
Eisbär, 1995/2001
STURTEVANT
Rubberband Tango, 2010
Colin Montgomery
Emergency Doors (Smithsonian American History Museum), 2006
Paul Pfeiffer
Empire, 2004
Natascha Sadr Haghighian
Empire of the Senseless Function II, 2006
Nam June Paik
EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, 1995
Encyclopedia Pictura & Björk
Rob Pruitt
Esprit de Corps: Guitar Jam, 2006
Kandis Williams
Eurydice, 2018
Ed Atkins
Even Pricks, 2013
Mathilde Rosier
Every Twenty-four hours the Same, 2002
Mike Kelley
Extracurricular Activity Projective Reconstruction #36 (Vice Anglais), 2011
Mike Kelley
Extracurricular Action Projective Reconstruction #36 (Vice Anglais), 2011
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VALIE Consign
Facing a Family, 1971
Hito Steyerl
Factory of the Sun, 2015
Patty Chang
Fan Trip the light fantastic toe, 2003
Mark Leckey
Felix Gets Broadcasted, 2007
Lynda Benglis
Female Sensibility, 1973
Moritz Wegwerth
Fenster, 2013
Laurel Nakadate
Fever Dream with Rabbit, 2009
GCC
Figure A: Amalgamated City, 2013
Asier Mendizabal
Figures and Prefigurations (Divers, A. Rodchenko, 1930, Political Football game), 2009
Asier Mendizabal
Figures and Prefigurations (Divers, V. Palladini, 1926), 2009
STURTEVANT
Finite/Space, 2010
Marking Leckey
Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore, 1999
Jack Smith
Flaming Creatures, 1962/63
Josh Kline
Forever 27 (Kurt), 2013
Josh Kline
Forever 48 (Whitney), 2013
Paul Pfeiffer
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (xv), 2004
Paul Pfeiffer
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (16), 2004
Claus Föttinger
Frail-Bar, 2008
Aaron Young
Freeformdome, 2003
Wolfgang Tillmans
Freischwimmer 21, 2004
Alex McQuilkin
Fucked, 1999
Carolee Schneemann
Fuses, 1964–1967
Yard
Andreas Gursky
Gasherd, 1980
Oliver Payne & Nick Relph
Gentlemen, 2003
Hannah Wilke
Gestures, 1974
Bernadette Corporation
Get rid of yourself, 2003
Alex McQuilkin
Get Your Gun Upwards, 2002
Nam June Paik
Global Groove, 1973
Rob Pruitt
Global Warming, 2006
Matt Calderwood
Gloss, 2004
Torbjørn Rødland
Goldene Tränen, 2002
Mark Leckey
GreenScreenRefrigerator, 2010
Jan Paul Evers
Große rekursive Funktion, 2010
Lonnie van Brummelen & Siebren de Haan
Grossraum (Borders of Europe), 2004/05
H
Charles Atlas
Hail the New Puritan, 1985/86
Klara Lidén
Handicap (Konst Fack), 2007
Hannah Wilke
Hannah Wilke Through the Large Glass, 1976
Claus Föttinger
Hanoi/Saigon, 2007
Paul Chan
Happiness (Finally) Afterward 35,000 Years of Civilization (after Henry Darger and Charles Fourier), 2000–2003
Asier Mendizabal
Hard Edge 4, 2010
Aura Rosenberg
Harmony Korine/Carmen, 1998
Nib Viola
Hatsu-Yume (Get-go Dream), 1981
Anthony Burdin
He Ain't No Fuckin' Drumma, Summertime P-lot Tour 2003, Oxnard CA (1. Light My Burn down, 2. Kashmiur), 2003
Paul McCarthy & Mike Kelley
Heidi, 1992
Hannah Wilke
Hello Boys, 1975
Trisha Baga
Hercules, 2012
Cao Fei
Hip Hop Guangzhou, 2003
Nancy Holt & Robert Smithson
Thiago Rocha Pitta
Homage to JMW Turner, 2002
Jack Smith
Hot Air Specialists, 1980s
I
Sean Bluechel
I am in love with a succubus, 2006
Jeremy Shaw
I CAN Come across FOREVER, 2018
Britta Thie
„I googled my mom and was relieved that she is withal safety", 2016
Beatrice Gibson
I Promise I'Thou LOUD WHEN I'M DEAD, 2018
Christoph Schlingensief
I want to destroy, 2005
Claus Föttinger
I Want To See How You See, 2010
Cao Fei
i.Mirror by Cathay Tracy (AKA: Cao Fei), 2007
Aaron Young
I.P.O (25 Offerings), 2006
Philip Topolovac
I've Never Been to Berghain, 2016
Pipilotti Rist
I'm a Victim of This Vocal, 1995
Pipilotti Rist
I'm not the Girl who misses much, 1986
Britta Thie
„If something turns into hype that once saved you, it feels like you are dorsum on the Titanic over again. Merely Jack Dawson has already left you", 2016
Timur Si-Qin
In Memoriam 9, 2015
Gary Hill
Incidence of Catastrophe, 1987–1988
Alex McQuilkin
Indefinite Line Towards Becoming the Perfect SoHo Girl, 2000
Lawrence Weiner
Inherent in the Rhumb Line, 2005
Hannah Wilke
Intercourse with …, 1978
Britta Thie
„Interfaces become our conditions", 2016
Doug Aitken
Interiors, 2002
Rosemarie Trockel
Interview, 1994
Nandipha Mntambo
Intsandvokati, 2008
Thiago Rocha Pitta
Inverted zenith, 2005
Britta Thie
„It'southward all good in Italics", 2016
J
Lutz Bacher
James Dean, 1986/2014
Hernan Bas
Jetsam from the wreck of the Half Moon, 2016
Richard Phillips
Julia, 2014
Candida Höfer
Julia Stoschek Drove Düsseldorf VIII, 2008
Candida Höfer
Julia Stoschek Collection IV, 2008
Jack Smith
Jungle Island, 1967
One thousand
K-Pigsty
K-Pigsty for pedagogy, 2016
Wolfgang Tillmans
Kate McQueen, 1996
Till Gerhard
Kleiner Hunger, 2006
Cyprien Gaillard
KOE, 2015
VALIE Export
Körperkonfiguration, 1982
Franz West
Künstlerstuhl K095, 2011
Franz W
Künstlerstuhl K104, 2011
Franz West
Künstlerstuhl K107, 2011
Franz W
Künstlerstuhl K108, 2011
Franz West
Künstlerstuhl K116, 2011
Franz Westward
Künstlerstuhl K117, 2011
Franz W
Künstlerstuhl K118, 2011
Franz West
Künstlerstuhl K121, 2011
Franz Westward
Künstlerstuhl K122, 2011
Franz W
Künstlerstuhl K126, 2011
Franz West
Künstlerstuhl K130, 2011
Franz Westward
Künstlerstuhl K131, 2011
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Cyprien Gaillard
L'Ange du foyer (Vierte Fassung), 2019
Wolfgang Tillmans
LA still life, 2001
Mark Manders
Big Figure with Sparse Newspaper, 2010
Taryn Simon
LARRY MAYES Scene of arrest, The Royal Inn, Gary, Indiana. Police found Mayes hiding beneath a mattress in this room. Served xviii.5 years of an lxxx-year judgement for rape, robbery and unlawful deviate conduct, 2002
Marcel Dzama
Leila Khaled does not need me, 2008
Marie-Jo Lafontaine
Les Larmes d'Acier, 1988
Matt Calderwood
Low-cal, 2004
Claus Föttinger
Calorie-free Object Jaguars and Electrical Eels, 2017
Claus Föttinger
Light Object Kill, 2014
Claus Föttinger
Light Object No. 1: Destroy, She Said, 2007
Claus Föttinger
Light Object No. ten: Trisha Donnelly, 2015
Claus Föttinger
Light Object No. eleven: Cyprien Gaillard, 2015
Claus Föttinger
Calorie-free Object No. 12: Howdy Boys, 2016
Claus Föttinger
Light Object No. thirteen: Hito Steyerl – Missed Connections, 2016
Claus Föttinger
Light Object No. ii: Delicate, 2008
Claus Föttinger
Light Object No. 3: Here and Now, 2009
Claus Föttinger
Light Object No. four: Derek Jarman – Super8, 2010
Claus Föttinger
Lite Object No. vi: Flaming Creatures, 2012
Claus Föttinger
Light Object No. vii: Ed Atkins – Frances Stark, 2013
Claus Föttinger
Lite Object No. 8: Sturtevant, 2014
Claus Föttinger
Light Object Welt am Draht, 2016
Claus Föttinger
Low-cal Object: Arthur Jafa – A Series of utterly improbable, extraordinary renditions, 2018
Matt Calderwood
Lightning, 2005
Jeremy Shaw
Liminals, 2017
Anthony McCall
Line Describing a Cone, 1973
Bruce Nauman
Lip Sync, 1969
Hito Steyerl
Lovely Andrea, 2007
Christoph Westermeier
Lüster, 2011
M
Mark Leckey
Made in 'Eaven, 2004
Bunny Rogers
Mandy'south Piano Solo in Columbine Cafeteria, 2016
Mathilde ter Heijne
Mathilde, Mathilde, 2000
Paul McCarthy & Mike Kelley
Christoph Schlingensief
Message in a Bottle, 2008
Aura Rosenberg
Mike Kelley/Carmen, 1996
Kader Attia
Mimesis as Resistance, 2013
Meriem Bennani
MISSION TEENS: French School in Kingdom of morocco, 2019
Ulay & Marina Abramović
Modus Vivendi. Abramović/Ulay (1979–1986), 1979–1986.
Communist Trunk/Fascist Body, 1979
That Self, 1980
Anima Mundi, 1983
Positive Zero, 1983
Modus Vivendi, 1985
Night See Crossing Conjunction, 1983
The Observer with Remy Zaugg, 1984
Pep Agut
Mon ombre est un mur, 1996
Nancy Holt
Mono Lake, 1968-2004
Simon Denny
Multimedia Double Canvas progression, 2009
Multimedia Double Canvas Toshiba, 2009
Multimedia Double Canvas Thomson, 2009
Multimedia Double Canvass Tevion, 2009
Multimedia Double Canvas Hantarex, 2009
Multimedia Double Sail Philips, 2009
Multimedia Double Canvas Samsung, 2009
N
Asier Mendizabal
Due north,S,O,T,C, 2008
Wolfgang Tillmans
nackt, 2003
Christoph Westermeier
Nancy, Pamela, Thomas, Diana, Unity, Jessica, Deborah, 2011
Cyprien Gaillard
Nightlife, 2015
Barbara Hammer
No No Nooky T.V., 1987
Jack Smith
No President, 1967–1970
Bjørn Melhus
No Sunshine, 1997
Jack Smith
Normal Dearest, 1963–1965
Hito Steyerl
November, 2004
O
Katharina Sieverding
o.T., 1990
Cyprien Gaillard
Ocean II Ocean, 2019
Alexander Bornschein
Ohne Titel, 2011
Claus Föttinger
Ohne Titel, 2004
Franz W
ohne Titel (L28), 2006
Franz Due west
ohne Titel (L31), 2006
Wolfgang Tillmans
Omen, 1991
Till Gerhard
Online Polonäse, 2006
Vito Acconci
Openings, 1970
Frances Stark
Osservate, leggete con me, 2012
Jack Smith
Overstimulated, 1959–1963
P
Paper Rad
P-Unit Mixtape, 2005
Seth Price
„Painting" Sites, 2000/01
Rachel Rose
Palisades, 2015
Palisades in Palisades, 2014
Palisades (audio piece), 2015
A Minute Ago, 2014
Carol Bove
Panegyric (Faddy Photocollage), 2003
Ed Atkins
Paris Greenish, 2009
Meriem Bennani
Political party on the CAPS, 2018
Jamie Crewe
Pastoral Drama, 2018
Oliver Payne & Nick Relph
Dan Graham
Performer/ Audience/ Mirror, 1975
Jan Paul Evers
Place de Pyramide, 2009
Barbara Hammer
Place Mattes, 1987
Bruce Nauman
Playing A Notation on the Violin While I Walk Around the Studio, 1967–1968
Julia Scher
Delight Experience Complimentary (The Ecology of Visibility), 2020
Bunny Rogers
Poetry reading in Columbine Library with Joan of Arc / Poetry reading with Gazlene Membrane in Columbine Deli, 2014
Jon Rafman
Poor Magic, 2017
Dara Birnbaum
Pop Popular Video, 1980
Guerrilla Girls
Portfolio Compleat, 1985–2016
Jan Paul Evers
Portrait Julia Stoschek, 2011
Ryan Gander
Portrait Of A Colour Blind Creative person Obscured By Flowers, 2016
Clegg & Guttman
Portrait of a Lady, 2018
Thomas Ruff
Porträt 2009 (J. Stoschek), 2009
Elmgreen & Dragset
Powerless Structures, Fig. 101 (Maquette), 2015
Gary Hill
Primarily Speaking, 1981–1983
Gordon Matta-Clark
Programme 5, 1972–1976
Automation Business firm, 1971
Clockshower, 1973
Metropolis Slivers, 1976
Dennis Oppenheim
Program Ane: Aspen Projects, 1970
Material Interchange, 1970
Identity Transfer, 1970
Rocked Hand, 1970
Pinch – FERN #one, 1970
Pressure Piece #1, 1970
Glassed Manus, 1970
Compression – Poisonous substance Oak, 1970
COMPRESSION – FERN #ii, 1970
Leafed Paw, 1970
Gordon Matta-Clark
Program One: Chinatown Voyeur, 1971
Gordon Matta-Clark
Program Seven, 1974–2005
Sous-Sols de Paris (Paris Secret), 1977–2005
Conical Intersect, 1975
Gordon Matta-Clark
Program Six, 1974–1976
Substrait (Underground Dailies), 1976
Bingo/Ninths, 1974
Splitting, 1974
Dennis Oppenheim
Plan Vi, 1971/72
Forming Sounds, 1971
ii Stage Transfer Drawing (Advancing to Hereafter State), 1971
ii Stage Transfer Cartoon (Retreating to a Past Land), 1971
A Feedback Situation, 1972
3 Stage Transfer Drawing, 1971
Two Phase Transfer Drawing (Returning to a Past State), 1971
Objectified Counterforces, 1971
Shadow Project, 1971
Gordon Matta-Clark
Program Three, 1971–1975
Burn Child, 1971
Fresh Kill, 1972
Day'due south End, 1975
Barbara Hammer
Psychosynthesis, 1975
Bruce Nauman
Pulling Mouth, 1969
Q
Jeremy Shaw
Quickeners, 2014
R
James Richards
Radio At Night, 2015
Francis Alÿs in collaboration with Rafael Ortega
Rehearsal I (Ensayo I), 1999-2001
Claus Föttinger
Remix Luhmanneck for Cities of Gold and Mirrors, 2011
Kon Trubkovich
Repeat Offenders, 2006
Wolfgang Tillmans
Resolute Rave, 2015
Jack Smith
Respectable Creatures, 1950–1966
Reynold Reynolds & Patrick Jolley
Andreas Gursky
Rhein Two, 1999
James Richards & Leslie Thornton
Clemens von Wedemeyer & Maya Schweizer
Rien du tout, 2006
Thiago Rocha Pitta
Rio de Janeiro X Sao Paulo, air trip with highway fourth dimension or addressless love letter of the alphabet, 2005
Pierre Klossowski
Roberte aux barres parallèles, 1984
Dan Graham
Stone my Religion, 1982-84
Taryn Simon
RONALD JONES Scene of arrest, South Side, Chicago, Illinois. Served 8 years of a expiry sentence for Rape and Murder, 2002
Jane Crawford & Robert Fiore
Rundown, 1994
S
Trisha Donnelly
Satin Operator, 2007
Trisha Donnelly
Sconce, 2013
Jack Smith
Scotch Tape, 1959–1962
Matt Calderwood
Screen, 2005
Julia Scher
Security By Julia (Dispenser), 2020
Timur Si-Qin
Selection Display: Ancestral Prayer, 2011, 2011
William Wegman
Selections from 1970–78, 1981
Andreas Korte
Self Coded, 2008
Klara Lidén
Cocky Portrait with the Keys to the Metropolis, 2005
Elmgreen & Dragset
Self-Portrait, No.41, 2016
Sarah Lucas
Selfish In Bed II, 2000
Martha Rosler
Semiotics of the kitchen, 1975
Lutz Bacher
Sex activity with Strangers, 1986
Marking Leckey
Shades of Destructors, 2005
Patty Chang
Shaved (At A Loss), 1998
Peggy Ahwesh
She Puppet, 2001
Andro Wekua
Should be titled, 2010/2011
Clemens von Wedemeyer
Silberhöhe + Dice Siedlung, 2003/04
Silberhöhe, 2003
Die Siedlung, 2004
Ed Ruscha
Sin-Without, 2002
Tony Oursler
Sixth (Dusseldorf Variation), 2005-2007
Tony Oursler
Son of Oil, 1982
Till Gerhard
Sondervorstellung, 2006
Nandipha Mntambo
Sondzela, 2008
Jack Smith
Vocal for Hire, 1969
Joan Jonas
Songdelay, 1973
Robert Smithson
Spiral Jetty, 1970
Carsten Nicolai
Spray, 2004
Terence Koh
Sprungkopf, 2006
Bruce Nauman
Stamping in the Studio, 1968
Jordan Wolfson
Star Field (month 25), 2004
Douglas Gordon
Staying home (xviii.14) and going out (21.14), 2005
Douglas Gordon
Staying dwelling (18.16) and going out (21.sixteen), 2005
Olivia Walsh
(However) Doubt II, 2016
Matt Calderwood
Strips (vertical), 2005
Thiago Rocha Pitta
Sublimation, condensation, zenith and precipitation, 2005
Mathilde ter Heijne
Suicide Bomb, 2000
Carol Bove
Summer Solstice, Düsseldorf, 2031, 2006
Nancy Holt
Sunday Tunnels, 1978
Andreas Gursky
Supernova, 1999
Laure Prouvost
Swallow, 2013
Nancy Holt & Robert Smithson
Swamp, 1971
Barbara Hammer
Synch Touch, 1981
T
Christiane Fochtmann
Talkshow, 2006
Andreas Korte
Tanzfilm, 2011
Matt Calderwood
Tape, 2005
VALIE Consign
Tapp- und Tastkino (Bear on Cinema), 1968
Dara Birnbaum
Engineering science/Transformation: Wonder Woman, 1978/79
Alex McQuilkin
Teenage Daydream: In Vain, 2002-2003
Alex McQuilkin
Teenage Daydream: Information technology's only Rock & Roll, 2002
Christian Marclay
Telephones, 1995
Ed Atkins
The Anthrophagus!, 2010
Laure Prouvost
The Artist, 2010
Terence Koh
The Camel was God, the Camel Was Shot, 2007
Melanie Gilligan
The Common Sense, 2014/fifteen
Reynold Reynolds & Patrick Jolley
The Drowning Room, 2000
Lynn Hershman Leeson
THE ELECTRONIC DIARIES OF LYNN HERSHMAN LEESON 1984–2019, 1984–2019
Pismire Farm & T.R. Uthco
The Eternal Frame, 1975
Anicka Yi
The Flavor Genome, 2016
Marina Abramović
The Hero, 2000
Marina Abramović
The Hero, 2001
Frances Stark
The Inchoate Incarnate: Later a Drawing, Toward an Opera, only Before a Libretto Even Exists, 2009
Eleanor Antin
The King, 1972
Cyprien Gaillard
The Lake Arches, 2007
Juan Downey
The Laughing Alligator, 1979
Cory Arcangel
The Making of Super Mario Clouds, 2004
Douglas Gordon
The nature of relationships between few words, 2006
Marina Abramović
The Onion, 1996
Vito Acconci
The Ruby Tapes, 1977
Tape one: Common Knowledge, 1977
Record 2: Local Color, 1977
Tape 3: Fourth dimension Lag, 1977
Beak Viola
The Reflecting Pool – Collected Piece of work 1977–80, 1977–fourscore
The Reflecting Pool, 1977–79
Moonblood, 1977–79
Silent Life, 1979
Ancient of Days, 1979–81
Vegetable Retention, 1978–80
Asier Mendizabal
The Staff That Matters (xxx,000), 2009
Asier Mendizabal
The Staff That Matters (SI), 2009
Chris Burden
The T.V. Commercials, 1973-1977
Tony Oursler
The Weak Bullet, 1980
Vito Acconci
Theme Vocal, 1973
Laure Prouvost
They Parlaient Idéale, 2019
Vito Acconci
Three Human relationship Studies, 1970
Shadow-Play, 1970
Imitations, 1970
Manipulations, 1970
Peter Campus
Three Transitions, 1973
Sarah Kürten
TOSS ME MY LIGHTER, COULD You lot Babe?, 2020
Jon Rafman
Transdimensional Serpent, 2016
Manuel Acevedo
Tropisms – WTC (Globe Merchandise Center) Site, 2007
Isaac Julien
True Due north, 2004
Tony Oursler
Tunic (Song for Karen), 1990
Gwenn Thomas
Twilight, 1975
Dan Graham
Two-style Mirror Power, 2006
Manuel Graf
Über die aus der Zukunft fließende Zeit, 2006
U
Marcel Dzama
Untitled, 2008
Kurt Lightner
Untitled, 2004
Nadim Vardag
Untitled, 2011
Trisha Donnelly
Untitled, 2005
Trisha Donnelly
Untitled, 2008
Trisha Donnelly
Untitled, 2010
Trisha Donnelly
Untitled, 2012
Trisha Donnelly
Untitled, 2011
Trisha Donnelly
Untitled, 2013
Marcel Dzama
Untitled, 2008
Marcel Dzama
Untitled, 2008
Marcel Dzama
Untitled, 2008
Isa Genzken
Untitled, 2017
Jo Baer
Untitled, 1966-1974
Ed Atkins
Untitled (1), 2013
Ed Atkins
Untitled (2), 2013
Ed Atkins
Untitled (3), 2013
Ed Atkins
Untitled (iv), 2013
Ed Atkins
Untitled (5), 2013
Ed Atkins
Untitled (7), 2013
Ed Atkins
Untitled (viii), 2013
Ed Atkins
Untitled (9), 2013
Adam McEwen
Untitled (A-Line), 2002
Paul Chan
Untitled (Afterwards St. Caravaggio), 2003–2006
Klara Lidén
Untitled (Column Monkey), 2010
Klara Lidén
Untitled (Down), 2011
Patty Chang
Untitled (For Abramović, Love Cocteau), 2000
Trisha Donnelly
Untitled (mountain), 2008
Jules de Balincourt
Untitled (Pastoral Scene), 2006
Klara Lidén
Untitled (Under Mattan), 2006–2010
Anne Imhof
Untitled (Wave), 2021
Jeff Burton
Untitled #151 (Spotter Contend), 2001
Jeff Burton
Untitled #176 (Rods and Clamps), 2003
Jeff Burton
Untitled #182 (Spa Rules), 2003
Trisha Donnelly
Untitled I (Double Alpha), 2007
Andreas Gursky
Untitled XII, No.4, 2000
Carolee Schneemann
Up to and including her Limits, 1976
Ed Atkins
Us Dead Talk Love, 2012
Kurt Lightner
Useless Fruit, 2006
V
Bruce & Norman Yonemoto
Vault, 1984
Joan Jonas
Vertical Roll, 1972
Nam June Paik
Video-Film Concert, 1966-1972/1992
Colin Montgomery
View, 101 Constitution Artery (U.S. Capitol), 2006
Bruce Nauman
Violin Flick #1 (Playing The Violin As Fast As I Can), 1967–1968
Steina Vasulka
Violin Power, 1970-76
Timur Si-Qin
Visit Mirrorscape 2016: Make it, 2016
Timur Si-Qin
Visit Mirrorscape 2016: Here, 2016
Timur Si-Qin
Visit Mirrorscape 2016: At present, 2016
Anthony Burdin
Voodoo Vocals, Agent of Fortune Cassette Bout 1999 – Don't Fright the Reaper, New York, 11 / 22 / 02, 2002
Anthony Burdin
Voodoo Vocals, Drive Hwy 101 N (ane. You but live twice, 2. It was a very skilful twelvemonth), 2005
Jan Paul Evers
Vorhang, 2010
Due west
Bruce Nauman
Walking in an Exaggerated Manner Around the Perimeter of a Square, 1967–1968
Monica Bonvicini
Wallfuckin', 1995
Encyclopedia Pictura & Björk
Wanderlust, 2008
Thomas Bernstein
Wandler, 2007
Adam Putnam
Wardrobe, 1997
Ed Atkins
Warm, Warm, Warm Spring Mouths, 2013
Guan Xiao
Weather Forecast, 2016
Clemens von Wedemeyer & Maya Schweizer
P. Staff
Weed Killer, 2017
Alex Morrison
What Does it Mean to Inhabit a Ruin?, 2013
Andrea Büttner
What is so terrible about craft? / Die Produkte der menschlichen Hand, 2019
Olafur Eliasson
When Love is not enough Wall (Fragment), 2007
Amalia Ulman
White Flag Emoji i, 2015
Amalia Ulman
White Flag Emoji two, 2015
Amalia Ulman
White Flag Emoji 3, 2015
Amalia Ulman
White Flag Emoji iv, 2015
Amalia Ulman
White Flag Emoji 5, 2015
Amalia Ulman
White Flag Emoji six, 2015
Peter Weibel
Wind & fast forward, Realitätsspaltung, 1990
Maria Anna Dewes
Wolf, 2008
10
Patriot Act, 2004
Sky's trivial Helper, 2005
Judgement Day, 2006
Get out Strategy, 2005
Y
Z
Thomas Demand
Zaun (Fence), 2004
Otto Mueller
Zwei Mädchen – Halbakte (Russisches Mädchenpaar), 1920
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Watch more than than 220 time-based media artworks by over 60 artists from the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION online at JSC Collection Catalogue
ONLINE Collection Catalog
The online drove catalog offers the opportunity to research and view over 890 works by 300 artists from the JULIA STOSCHEK Drove.
Over the next months, videos and films volition be continually uploaded and fabricated accessible online. They are accompanied by explanatory texts about the works. Or you lot can drop by our JSC Video Lounge directly.
A list of all accessible works tin can be establish by clicking on „viewable online" „under Tags" and and then selecting „Works".
To date over220film-, video- and sound-based works past62artists from the collection can exist viewed in their entirety. Among the works in this first selection are pieces by John Bock, Monica Bonvicini, Klaus vom Bruch, Ian Cheng, Keren Cytter, Jen DeNike, Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg, Tracey Emin, Cao Fei, Fischli & Weiss, Dara Friedman, Kate Gilmore, Douglas Gordon, Christian Jankowski, Imi Knoebel, Klara Lidén, Lutz Mommartz, Elizabeth Price, Pipilotti Rist, Wolfgang Tillmans, Ryan Trecartin, Andro Wekua, and Tobias Zielony.
JSC's long-term goal is to make the entire drove available online, thus creating a platform for time-based art that supports the accessibility and appointment of fourth dimension-based art.
About THE COLLECTION
"Many of the works in this collection construct multi-temporal worlds; they harbor not one flow of events, simply a labyrinth of diverging paths, each with its own pace and temporality. The collection is thus a complex archive of temporalities, storing passed moments and layers of fourth dimension that can exist technically repeated, in principle an infinite number of times."
Daniel Birnbaum
from: Daniel Birnbaum, Repetitions, in Number Ane: Destroy, She Said (Ostfildern: Hatje Cantz Verlag, 2007), 12.
Established in 2002 by Julia Stoschek, the JULIA STOSCHEK Drove has grown to exist an expansive collection of time-based art spanning film, video, sound, performance, and computer and software-based works. At present, over 860 artworks by more than 282 contemporary artists across genres and generations offering an overview of fourth dimension-based fine art from the 1960s to today with a stiff focus on works made afterward 2000.
The term time-based art (or time-based media) describes works of art that unfold in time. Fourth dimension-based fine art therefore encompasses all artworks in which elapsing is a dimension and comprises moving picture, video, single- and multi-channel video installation, slide installations, multimedia environments, sound, performance, calculator and software-based artworks such equally virtual and augmented reality, and other forms of technology-based art. These works are oftentimes allographic, meaning they are just visible when installed or projected.
At the JULIA STOSCHEK Drove, early on expanded picture palace, video, and functioning works by Bruce Nauman, Anthony McCall, Joan Jonas, or Marina Abramović meet Doug Aitken's video installations, Ian Cheng'due south live simulations, and Hito Steyerl's all-encompassing environments. The drove contains many artworks by pioneering female and feminist artists and experimental filmmakers from the 1960s and '70s, amidst them Dara Birnbaum, VALIE Export, Barbara Hammer, and Hannah Wilke. A younger generation of artists includes Ed Atkins, Loretta Fahrenholz, Cyprien Gaillard, Josh Kline, Jon Rafman, Rachel Rose, Mika Rottenberg, Anicka Yi, and Tobias Zielony, to name a few. The collection strives to build sustainable relationships with artists and galleries, focusing on key works and groups of works made throughout artists' careers, growing with and reflecting their evolving practice.
The collection is characterized by an ever-growing technological convergence and interdisciplinary approach: "The video art of today is theater, operation, musical performance, sculpture, projection, moving image, moving bodies, dance, stage, screen, real space, real time, all in one," writes Peter Weibel in the catalog accompanying the exhibition "Loftier Performance," jointly organized by JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION and ZKM | Center for Fine art and Media in 2015. Bringing these fields together, the collection is unique in its heterogeneity, but certain themes still manifest beyond the drove, in works that address sociopolitical questions; identity politics; forms of narrative, fiction, and documentary; the body and representation; performativity and performance; the gaze; and the relationship between our congenital environment and the natural world.
Some of these themes take been explored in exhibitions and programs at the JULIA STOSCHEK Drove in Düsseldorf and Berlin, likewise as at several international institutions. 27 large-scale exhibitions have taken identify at the collection's exhibitions spaces in Düsseldorf and Berlin since 2007. Amid these were significant solo exhibitions by Derek Jarman, Sturtevant, Elizabeth Toll, Ed Atkins, Frances Stark, Trisha Donnelly, Cyprien Gaillard, Arthur Jafa, and Ian Cheng.
The first large-calibration group exhibition at the drove, Number One: Destroy, She Said (2007–08), was named later on a video installation by artist Monica Bonvicini and loosely explored the relationship betwixt interior and exterior, construction and devastation. Number 2: Frail (2008–09) focused on the body and corporality, bringing together video, functioning, and body art. Number Three: Here and Now (2009–ten) was dedicated solely to performance and the ephemeral, with performances and concerts past some of the nigh prominent contemporary artists working today scheduled all year long. Almost ten years afterward, Number Thirteen: Hello Boys (2015–16) revisited operation and feminist video, questioning the representation of female identity and the performance document. To gloat its tenth anniversary, the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION invited artist Ed Atkins to curate a grouping exhibition in Düsseldorf, which he chosen Generation Loss (2017). The title refers to the process of quality deterioration as data carriers are copied successively and, at the same time, to the social upheavals from 1 generation to the next.
The inaugural exhibition in Berlin, Welt am Draht (2016), addressed the influences and shifts in our social reality, identities, and surroundings effected by processes of digitalization. Another group show, Jaguars and Electrical Eels (2017), explored notions of indigeneity, of hybrids and synthetic forms of life, the migration of the species, and our constantly changing perceptions of reality. Big-calibration solo presentations supplement the collection exhibition program. In 2018, the JULIA STOSCHEK Drove, Berlin, presented a comprehensive exhibition by Arthur Jafa, his showtime in Germany. In addition to exhibitions, smaller projects, talks, and ongoing screenings regularly accompany the programme. There are two cinemas in Düsseldorf equipped to screen 16mm and 35mm films in their original format.
LOAN REQUESTS
Loan requests for works of the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION should exist sent by due east-mail to Anna-Alexandra Pfau, Head of JSC Düsseldorf & Sammlung, pfau@jsc.art
The loan request volition exist processed if the post-obit weather are met:
Loan requests must be made at to the lowest degree 6 months before the desired start of the loan menstruation. The request must contain the following information and documents:
Name and address of the institution submitting the loan request; proper noun, function, telephone number, postal accost and e-postal service address of the contact person; exact proper name of the requested work; period, name of the exhibiting institution and location of the exhibition; detailed exhibition or project description in which the work is to be presented; a current facility report of the institution.
Delight note that works that have a reference to Electronic Arts Intermix in the Courtesy line may not exist lend through the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION. Please contact Electronic Arts Intermix, New York directly.
RESTORATION & PRESERVATION
Long-Term Archiving
The conservation requirements for time-based media (TBM) have changed drastically over the terminal ten years. Initially the medium—specifically videotapes and DVDs—was the main focus of conservational attention. Just like any other materials, media are also susceptible to aging processes that in the long run tin can atomic number 82 to damage or even the loss of works.
Withal aging is only one aspect of the problem. There are also file formats and complex technical installations that are based on computer technologies or other hardware. All of these components tin historic period: not only the media themselves are affected by the processes of decay, simply even the content can become unreadable over of the years due to incompatibilities. Technological development constantly results in new file formats and software codecs that are adjusted in the production process of video artists. This is why in addition to the cloth-related risks, conscientious observation is necessary to ascertain which technologies have a promising future—and which digital platforms and formats are on their way to condign obsolete. To this terminate all new acquisitions must be thoroughly evaluated and documented to decide the verbal type of digital format. The files are then transferred to a digital repository.
To run into all of the unlike requirements, a multistage strategy for long-term archiving was developed for the JULIA STOSCHEK Collection, based on the "three-pillar approach." The goal is to consolidate the heterogenous drove on a digital level in but a few established and homogeneous target formats. This noticeably reduces the conservation effort since only a manageable number of formats need to be regularly checked and monitored to safeguard against formats that are becoming obsolete. This is flanked by individual solutions for artworks that exercise non support a standardized procedure. On a digital level, multiple backups that are contained and redundant give additional security, thus ensuring that the collection is preserved.
Media-Art Repository
The media art-depository is the heart of the collection. Since fluctuating temperatures and humidity factors cause damage to videotapes and motion-picture show, this was 1 of the near important factors during the planning. Temperatures of around 15 degrees Celsius (59 degrees Fahrenheit) and 35 percentage relative humidity (RF) are considered optimal for storing magnetic tapes and was therefore called for the repository. These conditions are also appropriate for film and slides.
The media fine art depot, designed and individually planned for the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION, has two airlocks: one prevents abrupt changes in climate when people enter, while the second airlock is conceived for tapes and media that are stored in the media depository. They can acclimate slowly in the airlock before they are moved to special mobile shelving for storage. The mobile shelving system, which is equipped with ball-bearing mountings, ensures that the infinite is used optimally. The flooring has a stove-enamel finish and was checked for leftover magnetic charge to eliminate all risks for the stored videotapes. In addition, the shelves are grounded to foreclose any static electricity.
Since dust and air pollution represent a serious danger for media artworks, the air is filtered multiple times earlier and later the conditioning process. Fume and water detectors also as an alarm organisation simultaneously offering comprehensive chance protection.
The elaborate technical amenities in combination with the custom mobile shelving brand the media-fine art repository unique in Europe.
Andreas Weisser
Time-based media conservator
Source: https://www.jsc.art/
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