nathalie koger

Was ausgestellt wird – What is exhibited

2008–2012 | 16 mm, 1:1,33, b/w, silent, 5', Loop
 | Digital version: 6' 15''
Texts: Sie steht nicht still and entrance

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  • Exhibition view
    Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
    Exhibition view Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
    Exhibition view as part of
    The Collection
    21er Haus / Belvedere, Vienna
    Exhibition view as part of The Collection, 21er Haus / Belvedere, Vienna
    Exhibition view as part of
    The Return of the Old Ghosts
    xhibit, Vienna
    Exhibition view as part of The Return of the Old Ghosts, xhibit, Vienna
  • "The hula-hoop dancer is a self-authorized sculptress of her own body. She keeps retracing the negative space (the outer space) of her own body’s shape by means of a circle." Nathalie Koger

    "Was ausgestellt wird" (What is exhibited) is a film by Nathalie Koger shot at the Gustinus Ambrosi Museum in Vienna in 2010, for which Koger developed a choreography for the protagonist, a hula hoop dancer. Exploring the exhibition room and Ambrosi’s ambiguous past, the result was a performance that both describes and charts space, setting out to reorder the exhibition room and museum rhetorics. Focusing on this situation, Koger intervenes in the representation of rigid role models, positioning, as a contrast, the dancing body of a spectator that is completely out of keeping with the usual behaviour of museum visitors. In this way, the artist adds a new narrative layer to the history of the museum, one that tells of appropriation and empowerment.
    Miriam Kathrein

    Exhibition view as part of
    the thesis / Nathalie Koger:
    Attitudes Form When How 2011
    Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
    Exhibition view as part of
    the thesis / Nathalie Koger:
    Attitudes Form When How 2011
    Academy of Fine Arts Vienna

    Credits:
    Director, Edit: Nathalie Koger
    Circus Artist: Annabel Carberry
    Light: Mathias Windelberg and Nic Prokesch    
    Camera: Christoph Kolar
    Postproduction: Synchro, Film,
    Video & Audio GmbH

    Film Copy: Nathalie Koger,
    Piers Erbslöh/ filmkoop Vienna


    With kind support of Academy
    of Fine Arts Vienna
    Work now in collection 21er Haus /
    Belvedere, Vienna