Julia Meltzer
Julia Meltzer and David Thorne produce videos, photographs, and installations. From 1999 to 2003, their projects centered on secrecy, history, and memory. Current works focus on the ways in which visions of the future are imagined, claimed, and realized or relinquished, specifically in relation to faith and global politics.
Recent projects have been exhibited at the Walraff-Richartz Museum (Köln), Argos Center for Art and Media (Brussels), the Wexner Center (Columbus, Ohio), the 2008 Whitney Biennial, the 2006 California Biennial, Akbank Sanat Gallery (Istanbul), Apex Art (New York), and as part of the Hayward Gallery's (London) travelling exhibition program. Video work has been screened at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, The New York Video Festival, the Margaret Mead Film Festival, and the Toronto International Film Festival, among many others.
Julia Meltzer is also the Founder & Director of Clockshop: https://clockshop.org.
Artist Code: 303
Videography
Take into the air my quiet breath
2007, 16:22 minutes, colour
“We will live to see these things, or, five pictures of what may come to pass”
2007, 47:04 minutes, colour
2003, 24:00 minutes, colour, English
1999, 21:00 minutes, colour, English
1995, 06:00 minutes, colour, English
Room Service: Local 11 Pays a Visit to the New Otani
1995, 12:00 minutes, colour, English
State of Emergency: Inside the Los Angeles Police Department
1994, 30:00 minutes, colour, English
Hands on the Verdict: The 1992 Los Angeles Uprising
1992, 60:00 minutes, colour, English