Ingvild Goetz is the woman behind one of Europe’s most forward-thinking collections of new media pioneers, the Sammlung Goetz. Located in Munich since 1993 and housed in a building designed by Herzog & de Meuron, it includes a tremendous collection of film and video art by luminaries who range from heroes of the medium’s early days, such as Bruce Nauman, to today’s big names like Matthew Barney, Doug Aitken, Tony Oursler and Mike Kelley, and its impressive array of multi-channel projections and room-size installations are the fruit of Goetz’s long-term commitment to the medium. The collection is not limited to artists renowned for new media, however, and also boasts work by names like Peter Doig, Wade Guyton and Kelley Walker, Nigel Cooke and Richard Prince. Open to the public by appointment, Sammlung Goetz will be showing Matthew Barney, beginning in November