​​Traci Kelly 
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​Rita Marhaug
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​Nisa Ojalvo
Traci Kelly is an interdisciplinary artist whose work spans performance, installation, sculpture and text. Her research investigates intersubjectivity and ideas of skin, often through performative processes of un/touch but more recently through sculptural materiality. Embodied knowledge and perception are key aspects of her interest in improvising gestures in the landscape, where the air has flavour, the ground taste and the skin responds to prevailing conditions. Kelly resides in Stuttgart, Germany.
Rita Marhaug has been making provocative work in response to the Norwegian economy and the threat of oil and gas production off Lofoten’s coastline in the Arctic. Her work spans photography, print, installation and performance. Marhaug is co-founder of Codex Polaris, which seeks to expand publication-as-artwork, and of Performance Art Bergen, an organization at the forefront of developing the vibrant cultural landscape of Bergen, Norway, where the artist lives and works.
Nisa Ojalvo has been observing and distilling the essence of performance art for more than 2 decades. Ojalvo has photographed retrospective performances for the Tate Modern (UK), Boston Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) and Performa Biennials of Roselee Goldberg. Ojalvo is an internationally published photographer, and has worked in China and Japan, including as co-curator for Beijing Live 2012 Art Festival. Ojalvo studied at the International Center for Photography (ICP) and resides in New York City.