Jennifer West
6th Street Bridge Film (16mm color and black and white film prints submerged, floated, dragged, scratched and corroded in the water and cement of the Los Angeles River Bed by Jwest and Lucie Birney under the former 6th Street Viaduct - repaired, painted with dyes and preserved - original 16mm shot in 2016 by Peter West and Jwest - bug driving by Lena Ruano - appearances on film by Kate, Chris, Rocio and others)

2020

​9 minutes, 58 seconds,
16mm transferred to 4K video
Edition of 4 and 2AP

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"My work is always about finding that border to reality where one remains in a transitional state"

Lorna Simpson for Frieze Projects, Los Angeles 2020.

Photo by Casey Kelbaugh. Courtesy of Casey Kelbaugh / Frieze.

Lorna Simpson

Momentum, 2011

Paramount Pictures Studio, 5515 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles

Presented by Hauser & Wirth

Simpson collaborates with a group of African American ballet dancers on a two-channel video, addressing issues of gender, identity, memory and representation.

Jennifer Steinkamp

RLWindow: Impeach 1

515 W 26th St floor 3, New York, NY 10001, United States

January 4 - 18, 2020

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galeria SENDA, Trafalgar 32, Barcelona, Spain 08010

January 31 - February, 2020

"Suicidal peaches and many other fruits impale themselves against an invisible wall hoping to facilitate the Senate impeachment for the ‘Racist, Liar, Cheat’. {'Racist, Liar, Cheat' quote from Trump’s ex-personal lawyer, Cohen}.”

- Jennifer Steinkamp

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Julia Stoschek: Collecting Time-based Art

The JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION (www.jsc.art)

"Time based media art is the medium of my generation”

Julia Stoscheck started her phenomenal collection of time-based media in 2003 after a particularly moving experience watching Douglas Gordon’s video Play Dead: Real Time (2003) at Gagosian Gallery in New York.

Inspired by the immediacy of this experience—a large-scale video installation in which an elephant “plays dead,” imitating its own death—Stoschek decided to focus specifically on time-based art and has since assembled one of the most extensive collections of these genres from the 1960s to today.

ARTPLAY ON APPLE TV/ iPad

TOOL  VIEWING ROOMS

AND , MAKES SHOWING MOVING IMAGE ART A BREEZE 

PARTICIPATING GALLERIES SHOW CONTENT DIRECTLY TO COLLECTORS ON THEIR SCREEN AT HOME