Jack Goldstein's 1978 film 'The Jump' documented in artcritical archive
A 1978 film by Jack Goldstein titled 'The Jump' was documented in an artcritical entry. The work is a 16mm color silent film lasting 26 seconds and utilizes ultraviolet light. Galerie Daniel Buchholz, with locations in Berlin and Cologne, along with the Estate of Jack Goldstein, are credited for the courtesy. The entry was posted on August 22, 2013, at 4:46 PM. The film represents a specific moment in Goldstein's artistic production during the late 1970s. The documentation serves as a record of this cinematic artwork. The source material provides basic factual details about the film's technical specifications and rights holders. No exhibition, review, or additional contextual information is presented in the provided text.
Key facts
- Jack Goldstein created a film titled 'The Jump' in 1978.
- The film is a 16mm color silent work.
- Its duration is 26 seconds.
- The film employs ultraviolet light.
- Galerie Daniel Buchholz, Berlin/Cologne, is a courtesy holder.
- The Estate of Jack Goldstein is a courtesy holder.
- The artcritical entry was posted on August 22, 2013.
- The entry time was 4:46 PM.
Entities
Artists
- Jack Goldstein
Institutions
- Galerie Daniel Buchholz
- Estate of Jack Goldstein
- artcritical
Locations
- Berlin
- Cologne
- Germany