Who Gets to Tell Colombia’s Story? National Museum on Frontline Over Historical Memory
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Criticism of the Government Increases After Defending the Removal of Pieces From the National Museum
Citizens and art museums denounce censorship after concealment of objects representing the history of the left and other social movements
He said the police intervened “at the insistence of a remnant to maintain the complete blockade” of the Seventh. MinCulture denounced an alleged instrumentalization of minors. The post MinInterior defended the Esmad’s intervention in a sit-in at the National Museum appeared first on La Silla Empty.
Who Gets to Tell Colombia’s Story? National Museum on Frontline Over Historical Memory
At least 30 National Riot Police officers stood outside Colombia’s National Museum on Monday as academics, artists and historians gathered to debate a question that reaches far beyond the objects recently removed from display: who gets to decide how the country remembers its past? The museum was closed, as it is every Monday. But the […]
The protest followed the removal of works alluding to LGBTI and feminist movements, the victims of the Patriotic Union and the Peace Agreement in at least three exhibition halls of the museum.
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