TW2

Kenneth Varpe de- and reconstructs personal memories, his own and others to raise questions of how stories are created and maintained, affected or unaffected by others.
A videopiece show the faces of the other artists in the group slowly morphing into eachother, creating an illusion of one person altering features, gender and age.

Dallas Seitz´s work takes many forms utilizing video, sculpture, photography and drawing. Conceptual in its approach Seitz points to the museum or exhibition space as a place of collecting, research, colonization and memory both personal and political.
For TW2 new works were realized using Norway as a starting point.

The TW2 artists walked the 4444 steps from Florli to hilltop or from fjord to 740ft. Galen Riley carried the potatoes for the evening meal. For the TW2 exhibition she has reassembled this event most literally by making a bolus of 4444 potatoes, a process that insisted on as many potato-laden steps as the first event.

The potato grows underground and has been grown in space.

whatsthebigmistry has created an installation where she conciders the architecture, the capacity of the materials of its construction, its functionality and all its features and quirks.
She invites the viewer to orientate themselves through the space, where they might undergo discoveries, a change in perspective.

Robert Johanssons work responds to the space, where he has been scratching, sand papering, rubbing, drawing, and waxing the walls and ceiling as if to bring out pictures from them, following traces already there and exaggerating features.

The Miller and McAfee Press are presenting two new audio pieces and one collaboration with Dallas Seitz. For their first piece a song was selected by the artists, who cannot read or speak Norwegian, from a book of old Norse folk songs found in a Stavanger charity shop, Their performance of the song begins with one voice that sings with uncertainty and stumbles over notes and pronunciations.