Collective Longing & Collective Structures
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The presentation will be held in English.
In this Metod Talk, Nathalie Koger will introduce The Golden Pixel Cooperative, an association founded in 2013 in Vienna in response to the need for collective action by artists and art workers within a predominantly individualistic cultural landscape. Over the years, the cooperative has established a set of structures forming its infrastructure, fostering member engagement through national and international curatorial and programmatic initiatives — among them screenings, workshops, exhibitions, symposia, and publications.
In her talk, Nathalie will present the collective film “Half of the Sky” (2020) — an homage to the often underappreciated female Bauhaus artists, and a tribute to further queer-feminist role models and emancipatory practices. Building on this, she will also outline the cooperative’s organizational structure and highlight some of its discursive formats.
Nathalie Koger s an artist and film maker from the Black Forest, now living in Vienna and one of the founding members of GPC in 2013.
SIGNAL is a center for contemporary art in Malmö, Sweden, focusing on the production, presentation, discourse and promotion of contemporary art and culture, run by a group of artists and curators exploring the possibilities of a collaborative curatorial praxis and the various functions of the exhibition venue.
Metod is an ongoing series of talks about working methods within the field of contemporary art and culture.