Pip Kelly is a Western Australian curator, film-maker and creative producer. Her award winning films and exhibitions focus on history, truth-telling, photography and transformation. Pip is an Asialink arts management residency alumni who initiated Jorng Jam (to remember), a collaborative contemporary art project and historical exhibition series which remembers, reclaims and reinterprets Cambodian social history from before, during and after the Khmer Rouge era. Jorng Jam features the work of four Cambodian artists: Neang Kavich, Neak Sophal, Kong Vollak and Kim Hak and the rare historical photographs and objects of Cambodian and Australian families who survived Pol Pot's Democratic Kampuchea. www.jorngjam.com www.pipkelly.com.au