Twenty Angry Dogs (Group Bark)

Synopsis

Group Bark looks like a family portrait, but actually shows people barking like angry dogs. The one-minute video is the single channel appendix to the sound and video installation "Twenty Angry Dogs", a project in which I had 20 people bark individually in front of a camera. The 12-channel installation was shown for the first time at the Bon Sang Art Center in South-Korea in March 2010.

Filmography and Exhibitions (Selection)

Filmography: Signature (Bioart Project, Production 2011); As Above, So Below (Collaborative Project for Immersive Surfaces, 2011); Dust Dirt and Scratches (2011); Rear Window View (2011); Collaborative Silverware (2009-2010), Tomatoes (2010), Twenty Angry Dogs Group Bark (Single Channel Video 2010), Twenty Angry Dogs (12-channel installation and 1-channel group-installation, 2010), I Can’t Believe It’s Not Art (2009), Papa (2009), With Kind Regards From the Late Emperor (2009), Atlas Goes Superman (2009), Atlas (2008-2010), My Favorite Saying (2008-ongoing), Mama (2008), The Rosary/Sibha as a Communal Sculpture (2008), Snow II (2008), Home Sweet Home (2007), Halt II (2007), Indexfinger #1-3 (2007), Sisyphus on Vacation (2006-2007), Man/Woman (2006), To and Fro (2005-2007), Cell Portraits (2005-2007), Selfportrait as a Group (2005-ongoing), etc.

Exhibitions (selection, since 2010): 

Dumbo Arts Festival (Immersive Surfaces), forthcoming 

Ping Yao International Photography Exhibition, forthcoming

Optical Nerve Festival, Museum of Contemporary Art, Miami, 2011

CPE-Space, Castleton-on-Hudson, 2011

Künstlerhaus Palais Thurn&Taxis, Bregenz, The Grass Is Always Greener On The Other Side, solo exhibition, 2011

Decelerator, AllenNederpelt New York, Videospace Berlin, Budapest

Austrian Cultural Forum, New York, Group show, “Alpine Desire”, 2011

Passage Gallery, Künstlerhaus Vienna, Solo show, 2011

Tanzsaal, Appenzell, Solo show, Jan 7 – February 6, 2011

Videophagy/Videofagia, and Hotshot Gallery Toronto, Screening and group show 2010

The 2010 Ourense International Film Festival, 2010

Maerz-Gallery, Linz, Group show, 2010

Macro Testaccio, La Pelanda, The Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome, Screening OFF-Festival – Spazio Monitor. 2010

KIAF, Korea International Art Fair, Seoul, Represented by Gallery Bundo, Sep 9 - 13, 2010

Video Channel “Family Affair 2”, New Media Online Film Festival. Screening “Papa”, 2010

Open Source Festival Duesseldorf , Screening “I can’t believe it’s not art”, 2010

CPE Space, Castleton on Hudson, Castleton Twelve, group show, 2010

K-Salon, Berlin, Screening “Cell-Portraits”, 2010

Invisible Dog, Brooklyn, Collaborative Silverware. Groupshow, 2010

Gallery Peter Lindner, Vienna, Solo exhibition, PaperSeries, 2010

Bundo Art Gallery, The 28^th Korean Galleries Art Fair, Busan, South-Korea, 2010

700IS Reindeerland, Egilsstadir, Iceland, Festival with screenings in Iceland, Norway, Arizona et 2010

Bundo Art Gallery, Deagu, South-Korea, Solo Show, 2010

Bong San Center, Deagu, South-Korea, 2010

Shifting Ground, Gallery Grey, Group Show online, Washington State University Gallery II, 2010

Human Emotion Project, Group Show, Beijing Contemporary Art Centre, 2010

Labyrint 09, Botkyrka Konsthall Tumba, Sweden, Group show, “Writing and Observations.” International artist’s book exhibition, 2010

 

Short Bio

Richard Jochum is a post-minimalist sculptor and media artist drawing from a variety of media and artistic practices with a strong focus on video, video installation, performance and conceptual photography. He has shown his work in more than 100 exhibitions worldwide. His most recent solo exhibitions (2011) have been on display in Vienna (Kuenstlerhaus), Appenzell (Tanzsaal) and Bregenz (Kuenstlerhaus) with group shows at the Austrian Cultural Forum in New York (Alpine Desire), at the AllanNederpelt Gallery (decelerator), the Dumbo Arts Center (Brooklyn), among others. His work is being represented by Gallery Bundo (South-Kroea) and Gallery Lindner (Vienna). He teaches at Columbia University in New York. More information can be found at http://richardjochum.net.