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Julia Stoschek Foundation

Photography, sculpture, and painting supplement its time-based emphasis.

Non-profit organization dedicated to time-based art, holding one of the largest private collections of film and video with with public spaces Berlin and Düsseldorf. JULIA STOSCHEK FOUNDATION
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The JULIA STOSCHEK FOUNDATION is dedicated to the public presentation, advancement, conservation, and scholarship of media and performance practices. With two public exhibition spaces located

in Berlin and Düsseldorf, the foundation also stewards one of the world’s largest private collections of time-based art. With over 900 artworks by 300 artists from around the globe, the JULIA STOSCHEK COLLECTION spans video, film, single- and multi-channel moving image installation, multimedia environments, performance, sound, and virtual reality.

02/06/2026

While tickets are already on sale for “Sound and Fluids” #3 with Marina Rosenfeld, Max Eilbacher & Marcus Pal on 11 June (link in bio), we’re looking back at last week’s concert with Rat Section.

Thanks to everyone who came out and made the night so special!

Special thanks to Rat Section (.section), Reece Cox (.cox), Tabea Marschall (), as well as the DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program ().

“Sound and Fluids” is a concert series hosted the Julia Stoschek Foundation, curated by Reece Cox and Tabea Marschall. The series focuses on listening as a spatial and embodied experience, across performance, voice, rhythm, and atmosphere.

📸 Eva Luise Hoppe ()

01/06/2026

SOUND AND FLUIDS #3

Marina Rosenfeld
Max Eilbacher & Marcus Pal

11 June 2026
8 p.m. (doors: 7:30 p.m.)
Tickets 15€ via Resident Advisor (link in bio 🔗) and at the door

The third edition of Sound and Fluids features a solo turntable performance by Marina Rosenfeld () and the first-ever live collaboration between Max Eilbacher () and Marcus Pal, premiering newly developed works for sound synthesis.

Sound and Fluids is a concert series hosted the Julia Stoschek Foundation, curated by Reece Cox (.cox) and Tabea Marschall (). The series focuses on listening as a spatial and embodied experience, across performance, voice, rhythm, and atmosphere.

Marina Rosenfeld is a composer and visual artist. Working across disciplinary boundaries, her work has been presented on five continents, including solo intermedia works for the Park Avenue Armory and the Museum of Modern art in New York, the Gwangju, Montreal, Whitney and Performa Biennials, and contemporary music festivals including Donaueschinger Musiktage, Vancouver New Music, Ultima and Wien Modern, and many others. Rosenfeld is a 2026 Guggenheim Fellow, a 2025 fellow of the DAAD in Berlin, and recipient of the Alpert Award in art in 2024. In September Paris-based ensemble ONCEIM will premiere her new work for two organs and brass instruments at Musica Strasbourg.

Since 2023, Max Eilbacher and Marcus Pal have worked together on exploring the possibility of synthesizing new forms of psychoacoustic imagery, a long-standing focus in both of their individual practices. Conceived of as an ongoing research project, Eilbacher and Pal’s collaboration explores how concepts structure listening experience, and how the momentary collapse of such structuring may give rise to new modalities of listening.

The sound system for the night will be kindly provided by the DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program ().

30/05/2026

Full house for Act I of IF YOU CAN REACH MY HEART YOU CAN KEEP IT, a film series by Matt Lambert ().

Thursday’s screening featured film collaborations with with , , , , Blake Mitchell, , , , , , Evvol, , , , , .tannahill, , , .j.h.a.r.p.e.r, , , .rosenfeld, , , , , and .

Thanks to all of you for joining us, stay tuned for Act II 👀

29/05/2026

🔊 NEXT WEEK!

On 5 June, the Julia Stoschek Foundation in Berlin is pleased to host Jon Rafman for the fourth iteration of Screening. Rafman will present a selection of video works and will introduce the program in person on site.

Screening is a series in which artists from the Julia Stoschek Collection curate a program of films and videos drawn from the collection and beyond.

Jon Rafman is acclaimed for a multifaceted oeuvre that encompasses video, animation, photography, sculpture and installation. His quasi-anthropological works—often incorporating internet-sourced images and narrative material—investigate digital technologies and the communities they create, focusing on the losses, longings and fantasies that shape our technology-infused lives today. The Montreal-based artist turns an empathic but critical eye on the internet age, investigating experiences of alienation, nostalgia, loneliness and grief.

Jon Rafman lives and works in Los Angeles. Some of his solo exhibitions include K21 Ständehaus – Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf (2026), Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebæk (2025), Taipei Fine Arts Museum (2024), 180 The Strand, London (2023), Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin (2022), and the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam (2016). His work has been featured in major international exhibitions including the Venice Biennale (2019), the Sharjah Biennial (2017, 2019), the Berlin Biennale (2016), Manifesta 11 (2016), and the Biennale de Lyon (2015).

20/05/2026

JSF is bringing Rat Section (.section) to Berlin. Get your tickets now 🔗

SOUND AND FLUIDS
Rat Section

28 May 2026
Start: 8 p.m. (doors open 7:30 p.m.)
JSF Berlin

Tickets: 15 Euro via RA (LINK IN BIO) and at the door

Rat Section is a London-based music and performance project that treats choreography, set design, and the specific qualities of each space as integral parts of every show. Their work moves between experimental electronic, pop, spoken word, noise, and club music, constructing a mythology that deliberately blurs the line between biography and fiction.

Following the release of their debut album “What Stays In Vegas” with Halcyon Veil, the duo has performed at ICA London, Lafayette Anticipations Paris, and at Tanzquartier Vienna, alongside appearances at the Barbican Centre, Volksbühne Berlin, and Tresor Berlin.

SOUND AND FLUIDS is a concert series at the Julia Stoschek Foundation, programmed by Reece Cox (.cox) and Tabea Marschall (). It focuses on listening as a spatial and embodied experience, across performance, voice, rhythm, and atmosphere.

📹: Rat Section performance at Lafayette Anticipations Paris (2025).

15/05/2026

The Julia Stoschek Foundation presents Rat Section for its second iteration of the concert series SOUND AND FLUIDS.

SOUND AND FLUIDS
Rat Section

28 May 2026
Start: 8 p.m. (doors: 7:30 p.m.)
JSF Berlin

Tickets: 15 Euro via RA (link in bio 🔗) and if available at the door

Rat Section is a London-based music and performance project that treats choreography, set design, and the specific qualities of each space as integral parts of every show. Their work moves between dub, industrial, spoken word, noise, and club music, constructing a mythology that deliberately blurs the line between biography and fiction.

In 2023, Rat Section released “What Stays In Vegas” with Halcyon Veil. Recent performances include “Press Conference” at ICA London, “Press Conference II” at Lafayette Anticipations Paris, and “Back Up vol. II” at Tanzquartier Vienna, alongside appearances at the Barbican Centre, Volksbühne Berlin, and Tresor Berlin.

SOUND AND FLUIDS is a concert series at the Julia Stoschek Foundation, programmed by Reece Cox (.cox) and Tabea Marschall (). It focuses on listening as a spatial and embodied experience, across performance, voice, rhythm, and atmosphere.

14/05/2026

VALIE EXPORT, 1940-2026

13/05/2026

IF YOU CAN REACH MY HEART YOU CAN KEEP IT
A film series by Matt Lambert

ACT I
Wednesday, 27 May 2026
7:30 p.m. (doors 7 p.m.)

Free admission
JSF Berlin

The Julia Stoschek Foundation presents IF YOU CAN REACH MY HEART YOU CAN KEEP IT, a film series by Matt Lambert in three acts.

Over the last 15 years, Lambert’s films and live-performances have moved across mediums—driven by the urge to preserve collaborative energy. His work draws on the presence of friends, saints and prophets of performance who have become muses, co-authors and souls of an extensive body of work. Centering on q***r politics, intimacy and joy, this film series brings together short films, documentaries, music videos, live performances, sketches and excerpts across three events at JSF Berlin, through to its closing in the fall.

ACT I features film collaborations with , Ares Gold, , , Blake Mitchell/Lane Rogers, , , , , , Evvol, , , , , .tannahill, , , .j.h.a.r.p.e.r, , , Riv Rosenfeld, Roughkicks, , , , and .

Born in Los Angeles and having started his practice in London and then NYC, Matt Lambert is a Berlin-based filmmaker, photographer, creative director, and curator whose work centres around q***r history and contemporary identity. He has shown work at and collaborated with Tribecca, Cannes, SXSW, Tate Britain, British Film Institute, Palais Galliera, HAU, Schaubühne, Berliner Ensemble and has an ongoing series called SISSY S**T at Berlin’s Volksbühne.

His recent co-directed docudrama for Netflix, Eldorado, explores erased LGBTQ+ history of Berlin from 1926 to 1932. He’s currently developing a film on the era and has an obsession with the heart of the q***r underground of Weimar Berlin. His recent book chronicles the last fifteen years of experimental film works. If You Can Reach My Heart, You Can Keep It is the artist’s sixth book, published by Baron.

06/05/2026

🔊 OPEN THURSDAY

Every first Thursday of the month, JSF Berlin opens its doors in the afternoon, free of charge until late at night. Join us tomorrow, 7 May and visit MARK LECKEY: ENTER THRU MEDIEVAL WOUNDS as an after-work treat.

Free admission
JSF Berlin
6—10 p.m.

📹: Mark Leckey, “Feelin the Cat,” 2016, two-channel video installation; video, 2’07”, color, sound.

05/05/2026

Has AI solved desire? Does “protocol art” yet exist? Is collaboration with machines tantamount to theft? And is everything really computer? The third Spike roundtable hosted by JSF problematized these questions and so much else. Stay tuned for audio and start getting answers with a copy of Spike’s Spring 2026 issue, on sale online and in select book and magazine shops.

Panelists, left-to-right: Christopher Dake-Outhet, moderator Adina Glickstein, Morgane Billuart, and Dean Kissick

Photos: Philippe Gerlach ()

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