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The North End- 2014

The Conception of SIX BY SIX sprouted from having a semi-industrial, vacant space to exhibit work in. This lead to the curatorial challenge of exhibiting various works in a space without the use of walls. In the exhibition, six artists and six designers have come together in collaborative pairs to create six works that solve the common spacial design problem. The goal being that through these collaborative relationships, a product that both individuals equally contributed to will be created. Each pairing showcases a broad range of practices within the exhibition. From painting and drawing to industrial design and architecture to video and performance, each work offers a different set of traits and motives to the exhibition.

Participants:

Nick Kinsella - Noel Moltzig, Saige Rowe - Christian Crandle, Kayle Karbowski - Architect X, Alex Dolter - Lauren West, Riley Niemack - Andrew Ford, DeAnn Guenterberg - Adam Gerhard

AN INTERVIEW WITH THE PARTICIPANTS

The North End- 2014

Temporary projections serves as a check point for analyzing the work of eleven emerging video artists. The title reflects the nature of the exhibition: the videos are only to be projected on the night of February the 28th. The space, too, is in transitional period between built and occupied, functioning as an exhibition space for one night only. The work as a whole serves as a point of departure to speak about a wider notion around contemporary video art. That is to say that despite the many iterations of video in daily life, video art is still a distinct form when used deliberately.

Works By: Ashely Coffey, Krister Larson, Grace Mitchell, Paul Rabe, Brian Nigus, Charlie Heebner, Elise Hansen, Matt Plain, Tanya Dien, Galia Basail-Mulchay, Maeve Jackson