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Memory and Resistance Laboratory

MEM-RES logo featuring large white and black uppercase lettering arranged across two lines on a bright orange background.
Two smiling women pose together with their arms around each other at an indoor event. One holds a framed item and papers, while other attendees stand in the background of the brightly lit room.
Name
Memory and Resistance Laboratory
Description
The Memory and Resistance Laboratory (MEM-RES) at UC Riverside is a hub for antiracist, decolonial, and feminist of color artistic research.

The lab was founded in 2019 by artist Latipa (Michelle Dizon), whose works recorded in the archive include Perpetual Peace (2012), The Archive's Fold (2018) and White Gaze (2018, with Việt Lê).
Type
en Lab
Founder
Latipa and UC Riverside Media & Cultural Studies Department
Concepts
Colonialism and Decolonization
Memory and History
Discipline / Field
Arts & Design
Humanities
Audience / Engagement
Academic / Research
Community
Location
UC Riverside, 900 University Avenue , Riverside, CA, United States, 92521
Partners
Perpetual Peace
The Archive's Fold
White Gaze
Website
Instagram
Facebook
Rights
Rights held by artist or creator
Current Status
Active
Item sets
California Art & Climate Archive
UC Riverside
Site pages
Home
Media
MEM-RES logo featuring large white and black uppercase lettering arranged across two lines on a bright orange background.Memory and Resistance Lab UC Riverside
Two smiling women pose together with their arms around each other at an indoor event. One holds a framed item and papers, while other attendees stand in the background of the brightly lit room.Memory and Resistance Laboratory