The show features 44 works by 35 artists in all, including many that have never been shown before, works acquired in the past few years and site-specific spatial interventions. Each work is presented in its own, carefully elaborated setting.
Rather than being organised around a single theme, the exhibition picks up on several content strands and reflects current themes in contemporary art.
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The JULIA STOSCHEK FOUNDATION e.V., in collaboration with James Mackay, and as part of the Quadriennale 2010 in Duesseldorf, presents the first comprehensive retrospective of the experimental film works of Derek Jarman from his Super8 archives. It represents the first solo exhibition of an artist in the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION. The British painter, film maker, set designer and writer Derek Jarman (1942–1994) is best known to the wider public primarily as the director of stylistically influential feature films and music videos from the 1980s and early 1990s. Less well-known, but vital to his oeuvre, are the over 60 Super8 films that Jarman filmed from 1970 until his death in 1994. Taken from the subjective-personal perspective of his hand-held camera, the scenic arrangements mediate Jarman’s artistic approach in which life and art constantly connect with one another as a matter of course. To the exhibition

For the first time world-wide, the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION will go on show in a museum context and outside the private home of the collector in Duesseldorf. From 16 April 2010 till 25 July 2010 works by over 50 artists from this very young private collection will be on display in the Deichtorhallen in Hamburg on a total space of over 2,000 sq. m.. To the exhibition

From October 2009 to the end of July 2010, the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION will be dedicated to the subject of performance art. Organised by MoMA/P.S.1., the PERFORMA in New York and the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION, the exhibition 100 YEARS (VERSION #1, DUESSELDORF) will be accompanied by a series of live performances on the second floor of the gallery. To the performance-programme

Starting in October 2009 the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION will present its first-ever exhibition in collaboration with P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center (New York) and Performa, the international performance biennial (New York). The exhibition documents the past hundred years of performance art. To the exhibition

The JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION is to present a new series of exhibition projects entitled OUT OF SPACE. These projects will take place at irregular intervals and, as the name suggests, will not be staged at the collection’s home at Schanzenstrasse 54.

The first exhibition in the series puts the spotlight on the Chinese artist Cao Fei. Opening on 24 April 2009 as part of this year’s ART COLOGNE festival, the exhibition comprises four pieces, including the bulky two-channel installation “Whose Utopia” from 2006. To the exhibition

The second exhibition of works from the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION bears the title NUMBER TWO: FRAGILE. The exhibition focuses on corporeality in videos, installations and photography, an aspect of art that has been explored intensively since the 1960s and 1970s, in particular within the genres of Body Art and Performance.  To the exhibition

The fascination for the treatment of present-day reality in digital pictures and music is a binding force between the collector Julia Stoschek, the artist Andreas Gursky and the band KRAFTWERK, currently made up of Ralf Hütter, Florian Schneider, Fritz Hilpert and Henning Schmitz.

From 28 September 2008 the PinchukArtCentre in Kiev will be showing an exhibition combining these three disciplines for the first time as part of Ukraine’s Deutsche Kulturwochen (festival of German culture). To the exhibition

VIDEO KOOP is an exhibition project in the KIT which came into being through an invitation to Julia Stoschek. Julia Stoschek, the initiator of the JUST scholarship and founder of the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION, presents six artists in the VIDEO KOOP context, most of whom come from Duesseldorf and work chiefly with film, video, and installations.

Christiane Fochtmann, Andreas Bunte, Manuel Graf, Andreas Korte, Bianca Voss and Jan Wagner develop artistic positions that address the history of art and culture, everyday events and poetry in the media of film and music. To the exhibition

For the opening exhibition, entitled NUMBER ONE: DESTROY, SHE SAID, Julia Stoschek has assembled approximately 40 creative statements from international artists on the subjects of construction/deconstruction and interior/exterior. To the exhibition

The "Just Project" was established in May 2003 together with the Just Düsseldorf e.V. artist grant as an exhibition and event venue for young artists. It was primarily intended to support artists whose work contributes to contemporary artistic discourse and who engage with current developments in society. The artist-in-residence grant encouraged exchange between visiting artists both from Germany and abroad and the local art scene.
After three years, the Just Düsseldorf e.V. artist grant bowed out in 2006 with the event and exhibition series “4 x 2”.  To the Just Project