Julian Rosefeldt

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Julian Rosefeldt (born 1965) and is based in Berlin.

Rosefeldt was born in Munich, Germany; he mainly makes films, which range in style from documentary to theatrical narrative.^[1] One of his best known works is Global Soap (2001) for which Rosefeldt collected and assembled footage of common gestures and expressions made by actors in soap operas from around the world.^[2]

[edit] Selected Exhibitions

2005

Galería Leyyendecker, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain

The Soundmaker, Arndt & Partner, Zürich

Global Players: Contemporary Japanese and German artists, Yokohama and Tokyo, Japan

2004

26th São Paulo Biennale, São Paulo

Asylum, Festival d’Avignon, Avignon, France

Baltic, The Centre for Contemporary

Max Wigram Gallery, London

2003

Asylum, Chulalongkorn Art Gallery, Bangkok

2002

Architourism, Columbia University/Buell Center, New York

Global Soap, XXL Gallery, Sofia

2001

De Schoonheid van het Kwaad, De Zonnehof, Amersfoort, Netherlands

Herzliya Museum of Art, Tel Aviv

Goethe-Institut, Salvador de Bahia

Detonation Deutschland, Architekturzentrum, Vienna

1998

P.S.1, New York

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Harald Fricke, Television in the Form of a Pill: Julian Rosefeldt’s Image Atlas, db artmag
• Images and information from Max Wigram Gallery
• Images, texts and biography from the Saatchi Gallery
• Chapter Gallery