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SUMMARY:Archiving as Resistance: Digitizing Memory Workshop
LOCATION:The Hive\nThe Hive
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DESCRIPTION:How do you keep memories? Artist-in-residence and community or
 ganizer Frances Mortel will share different ways to digitize and archive p
 hysical documents\, photographs\, and older analog media formats..\nhttps:
 //spokanelibrary.libnet.info/event/15683105
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Artist-in-Residence\, Frances Grace Mortel
  uses archived materials and stories in her art practice. By preserving st
 ories from the past\, she is affirming the existence of her culture and he
 r ancestors. During her residency\, she has converted her studio into an i
 mmersive experience installation with multiple videos\, images\, and sound
  recordings playing at once. She affirms that archiving can be a powerful 
 tool to resist erasure\, reclaim our stories\, and build pathways to keep 
 them alive for future generations.</p>\n<p>During this workshop\, Frances 
 will share some of her art\, you can visit her studio installation\, and s
 he will teach about different methods to digitize and store physical mater
 ials and analog media to protect our culture and collective memory.&nbsp\;
 </p>\n<p>She will have stations for you to digitize materials that you bri
 ng. Please bring a thumb drive or be prepared to save to your own cloud ac
 count if you want to digitize materials. Feel free to attend one or the ot
 her session or both if you want more time for digitizing.</p>\n<p>You may 
 bring:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Physical documents</li>\n<li>Photographs (positive p
 rints and negatives)</li>\n<li>Cassette tapes</li>\n<li>Video tapes (mini-
 dv and VHS formats)</li>\n</ul>\n<p><img src="https://static.libnet.info/f
 rontend-images/editor/spokanelibrary/Frances_iceshaving.jpg" width="450" h
 eight="519" alt="" /><br /><strong>About the artist:</strong><br /><a href
 ="https://www.mortelmedia.com/">Frances Grace Mortel</a> (b. 1987\, Manila
 ) is an artist\, filmmaker\, and community organizer. She is the Co-Execut
 ive Director for Asians for Collective Liberation in Spokane and Asians fo
 r Collective Action\, a member of&nbsp\;Washington Filmworks Equity Commit
 tee\, serves on the board of Spokane Film Project\, and programs films at 
 Spokane International Film Festival. Her site-responsive installations inv
 olve unmaking and perpetual maintenance&mdash\;exploring labor and care th
 rough digital and physical archives&mdash\;often thinking about displaceme
 nt and extraction while mapping out collective memory through moving image
  and placemaking. Fran lives in the Pacific Northwest with her family and 
 completed her MFA at Bard College in New York.</p>\nhttps://spokanelibrary
 .libnet.info/event/15683105
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