Enzo Camacho & Ami Lien
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A free exhibition presenting cultural work from the Philippines' national democratic mass movement, including Camacho and Lien's film Langit Lupa.
Nottingham Contemporary presents an exhibition conceived by artist duo Enzo Camacho and Ami Lien with collaborators Arianna Mercado, Yuji de Torres and Dominic Zinampan. It showcases cultural work from the Philippines' national democratic mass movement, spanning poetry, performance, film, music, banners and murals by collectives such as SAKA and Tambisan sa Sinig, alongside works by poet RJ Ledesma and artist Renz Lee. The exhibition also features Camacho and Lien's film Langit Lupa (Heaven Earth), which draws on survivor testimonies and collective memory to recount the 1985 Escalante Massacre on the island of Negros.
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