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ONLINE ACCESS TOUR W/ KIRI DALENA: A Shared Screen Conversation
The artist, filmmaker and activist Kiri Dalena will share her process of reading and rewriting images of the early years of the American conquest of the Philippines. The images are part of the 3.781 photographs concerning the Philippines at the Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum (RJM).

📆 Wednesday, Jun 1, 2022 at 7 pm (CEST)
👉 For more information about Kiri Dalena's work at the RJM: https://www.snareforbirds.com/ & https://rautenstrauch-joest-museum.de...
👉 Kiri Dalena's edited version of RJM photographic database in the context of the Philippines: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...

This event was the first encounter with LEAKY ARCHIVE, the new digital project at the RJM. LEAKY ARCHIVE aims to create spaces for digital collaborative work to democratise the collection.

More information about the project: http://www.rjm-leakyarchive.de/EN/mai...

Kiri Dalena is known for her artistic work exposing social inequalities and injustices, particularly in the Philippines. Her active commitment to upholding human rights in the midst of state persecution is the basis for her artistic practice, which highlights the importance of protest and civil disobedience in today's society. Dalena works both individually and in collectives such as Southern Tagalog Exposure (active 2001-2008) and RESBAK (Respond and Break the Silence Against the Killings, 2016-present). She studied human ecology at the University of the Philippines Los Baños and 16mm documentary film at the Mowelfund Film Institute. Dalena has been an activist since her student days and is still a member of KARAPATAN, a national federation of human rights organizations, offices and individual lawyers. Her work was presented at the RJM in the exhibitions RESIST! The Art of Resistance (2020–2021) and COUNTERIMAGES: Prolog (2021–2022). She is one of documenta fifteen's lumbung artists.