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Kiki and the Dilukai (2020)
Created as a response to artist Kiki Rivera’s engagement with the Dilukai that temporarily resides at the Pacific Island Ethnic Art Museum. Part of Pasifika Transmissions; the Dilukai is rooted in and inspired by the people of Palau (Belau). Presented in two parts: "The Woman" and "The Lover."
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Created as a response to artist Kiki Rivera’s engagement with the Dilukai that temporarily resides at the Pacific Island Ethnic Art Museum. Part of Pasifika Transmissions; the Dilukai is rooted in and inspired by the people of Palau (Belau). Presented in two parts: "The Woman" and "The Lover."
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In Theaters:9/27/2020
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Pasifika Transmissions
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