Time Without End presents video works, multimedia installations, and site-specific pieces that are dedicated to the textures of time, history, and narrative, asking how time-based media generates memories. The exhibition features Valerie Snobeck’s video Go Soft, 2014. 

In No Thing is Waiting there are no clocks. The visitor is encouraged to consider time outside of minutes and hours, and instead in relation to object(ive) experiences. The past year has fundamentally changed how we perceive time, becoming ever more quantified by 40-minute video calls, 5pm press conferences and beer garden booking systems. But this is just our perspective. Bringing together 17 multi-generational artists, No Thing is Waiting proposes our experience of time could be reconstructed through engaging with artworks that embody processes and continuation. The exhibition aims to disrupt our habitual perception of time by rewinding bodily rhythms through the use of colour, shifting daylight, changeable sonic tempos and multiple viewpoints. Here, time is stretched, contracted, and relative.

For her show at the Box, Marseille, Snobeck presents a series of works conceived at the Atelier Calder, Sache (2018) and exhibited at the Consortium, Dijon (2018) together with a video produced during her residency at Lafayette Anticipations, Paris (2014) and new works made in 2019.

This show reflects the artists engagement with environmental issues and focuses on the overcharged heritage of the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), Washington D.C., US.

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Installation View: Valerie Snobeck, Build of a Nearby Valley While Looking Afar, Le Consortium Museum,  Dijon, France, 2018-2019

Photography: André Morin

Photo credit: © Consortium Museum

For her second exhibition at Le Consortium, Valerie Snobeck: Build of a Nearby Valley while Looking Afar, Valerie Snobeck presents a body of work made specifically for the exhibition during her residency at the Atelier Calder in the summer of 2018.

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Installation view: Atelier Calder, Saché, France, July, 2018

Photo credit: Guillaume Blanc

As artist-in-residence at Atelier Calder, Valerie Snobeck is developing a new project to be exhibited in Autumn 2018 at Le Consortium Centre d’art Contemporain in Dijon, France. On Friday 13 July, she hosts an Open Studio from 7-9 PM at which she will be present.

Image: Detail of Reservoirs with Stains, Dust, and Burns (Drops and Dives), 2015, Mould blown and hot sculpted glass, 36.8 x 15.2 x 16.5 cm (14 1/2 x 6 x 6 1/2 in.)