Julian Rosefeldt's guest appearances

Julian Rosefeldt

ACMI Podcasts

Diskurs

Creative Screenwriting

Artipoeus

L.I.S.A. Wissenschaftsportal Gerda Henkel Stiftung

Jason Scott

Sandy Powell

Errol Morris

Robin Hunicke

Xiuhtezcatl Martinez

Jim Jarmusch

William Kentridge

John Safran

Veronica Mars

Jason Hill

Paul Dini

Kirsten Johnson

Colleen Atwood

Molly Johnson

Jeffrey Katzenberg

OwlTail

Tom Tykwer

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L.I.S.A. - Geschichtsbilder | Joachim Jäger im Gespräch mit Julian Rosefeldt und Tom Tykwer

Seit Ende 2022 zeigt Julian Rosefeldt im Weltkulturerbe Völklinger Hütte eine Werkschau der letzten 20 Jahre. Unter dem Titel "When we are gone" sind noch bis September großformatige Video- und Filminstallationen des in Berlin lebenden Künstlers zu sehen.

Das Saarbrücker Gespräch mit Julian Rosefeldt, Künstler

Join us for a keynote lecture by artist Julian Rosefeldt as he discusses his practice and pays homage to the beauty of artists’ manifestos, the basis of his new work 'Manifesto', featuring Cate Blanchett.Julian Rosefeldt’s work reflects the artist’s fascination with day-to-day reality and the stereotypes, clichés and mindless repetitions that suffuse popular culture.Rosefeldt is renowned for his visually opulent and meticulously choreographed moving image artworks. Inspired equally by film, art and pop-culture histories, Rosefeldt creates complex and compelling experiences that combine narrative and non-linear film installations.With works that are often projected simultaneously onto several screens, Rosefeldt carries viewers into surreal, theatrical realms, where the inhabitants are absorbed by the rituals of everyday life. Within these episodic arrangements, Rosefeldt uses familiar cinematic tropes and devices to explore themes of dislocation, alienation, and social and psychological disruption.

Join us for a keynote lecture by artist Julian Rosefeldt as he discusses his practice and pays homage to the beauty of artists’ manifestos, the basis of his new work 'Manifesto', featuring Cate Blanchett. Julian Rosefeldt’s work reflects the artist’s fascination with day-to-day reality and the stereotypes, clichés and mindless repetitions that suffuse popular culture. Rosefeldt is renowned for his visually opulent and meticulously choreographed moving image artworks. Inspired equally by film, art and pop-culture histories, Rosefeldt creates complex and compelling experiences that combine narrative and non-linear film installations. With works that are often projected simultaneously onto several screens, Rosefeldt carries viewers into surreal, theatrical realms, where the inhabitants are absorbed by the rituals of everyday life. Within these episodic arrangements, Rosefeldt uses familiar cinematic tropes and devices to explore themes of dislocation, alienation, and social and psychological disruption.

Julian Rosefeldt Keynote Lecture