Julia Knobloch
Contributing Writer
Julia Knobloch - Christoph Wilhelm
An established non-fiction writer and TV documentary filmmaker from Germany, I now live and work in New York. I have covered international arts, human rights in Argentina, adventure dives in the Indian Ocean, deep sea exploration in the Atlantic and earthquake investigation in Mexico, for TV, radio and print. I write about art, culture, literature, music, history, travels, expeditions, adventures and profiles. Telling the story of people's lives is what most intrigues me.
Latest Articles
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Fabian Marcaccio: The Hybrid as Synthesis
A studio visit with the Argentine painter Fabian Marcaccio in New York City.
Nov 4, 2011
- Julia Knobloch
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American Art In New York City
Present exhibitions in New York explore America's character.
Jan 24, 2011
- Julia Knobloch
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Tomaselli's Hard Resin Hallucinations At The Brooklyn Museum
The Brooklyn Museum hosts a mid-career survey for idiosyncratic hard resin artist Fred Tomaselli
Nov 2, 2010
- Julia Knobloch
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For Carlinhos Brown, Happiness Is Key
An interview with the Brazilian percussionist Carlinhos Brown at the ocassion of Brazilian Day in New York City
Oct 4, 2010
- Julia Knobloch
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In St. Moritz, Beauty and Luxury Reign on "Top of the World"
The idea of St Moritz was born 150 years ago. It was discovered by a group of English tourists, and is the oldest ski resort in the Swiss Alps.
Aug 22, 2010
- Julia Knobloch
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Heidelberg, Home of Philosophers, Students and Romantics
It's the iconic city of German Romanticism: Heidelberg grew in the shadow of an all dominant castle and hosts Germany's oldest university.
Aug 20, 2010
- Julia Knobloch
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At the Whitney, Charles Burchfield's Immersive Nature Fascinates
The retrospective of landscape painter Charles Burchfield at the Whitney Museum in New York, curated by Robert Gober, rehabilitates an amazing artist.
Aug 12, 2010
- Julia Knobloch
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A Poet's Retreat: Tellaro in Liguria
The Poets' Gulf in Liguria, Northern Italy, has attracted D.H. Lawrence, Percy Shelley and Lord Byron and is a true Mediterranean gem.
Jul 5, 2010
- Julia Knobloch
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In the New Museum, Rivane Neuenschwander Plays Brazilian Games
"A Day Like Any Other": Brazilian artist Rivane Neuenschwander's major mid career survey opens in New York's New Museum (Through September 19, 2010).
Jul 4, 2010
- Julia Knobloch
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Vincent Wants to Sea Charms with Realism, Quirky Characters
Vincent wants to Sea is Germany`s 2010 indie darling which premiered at NYC's Tribeca Cinema`s 25th German Premiere Invitational Screening.
Jun 16, 2010
- Julia Knobloch
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