US EditionThey Vandalized a Sample at the Biblioteca Argentina
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A photographic exhibition on cultural repression during the last dictatorship was vandalized this week at the Biblioteca Argentina Juan Álvarez, in Rosario. The exhibition, entitled La tierra (a)guarda, had been inaugurated on May 21st and presents the work of the Colectivo Posteo on the experience of Julia Blanco, who in 2018 dug up books hidden by her grandfather in 1979. The organizers reported that “at least two people ruined part of the sho…
The exhibition tries to think about the Argentine civic-military dictatorship through photographs of books buried in 1979 and unearthed in 2018. Unfortunately, it appeared with paintings made with indelible fibron. The images were shared by the editorial Zafarrancho editions along with a statement that seeks, like the sample, to keep alive the collective memory linked to the dictatorship, and to encourage this type of negationist discourse. “Fro…
By Candela Ramírez In indelible red fibron and print, with embossing and arrows, the white wall prepared for the participation of the public in the exhibition “La tierra (a)guarda” suffered this Tuesday an intervention with hateful messages that ruined the exposed material. The artists will do a collective activity on the day of the disassembly, August 8 at 17 pm, and invite the rosarynos to participate. Zafarrancho Editions is the creator of th…
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