01.12.2022
Museo de la Solidaridad Salvador Allende
Av. República 475, Santiago,
Región Metropolitana, Chile
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The Catalogue Razonado Museo Internacional de la Resistencia Salvador Allende (1975 – 1990) is a publication co-edited by Claudia Zaldívar, director of the MSSA, and Caroll Yasky, curator and coordinator of the MSSA Collection area, which incorporates research on the different actions of the Museum during that period and a catalog of the collections that constitute it. This publication displays in its more than 500 pages, texts of historical analysis and testimonial character by Carla Macchiavello, Miguel Rojas Mix, Julio Le Parc, and the co-editors of the book.
This second edition is an opportunity to learn more in detail about the period in which the Museum operated from exile thanks to the work of Miria Contreras, Mário Pedrosa, Pedro Miras, José Balmes, Miguel Rojas-Mix, artists and many other collaborators in solidarity with this project that united international communities in support of the denunciation and resistance against the dictatorship in Chile.
Through an attractive design, it allows you to review the more than one thousand works donated to the collection during those years from different countries. It also has infographics analyzing the collection, a world map showing the circulation of works, covers of the most important publications of the period, documents of historical relevance and a timeline with its main milestones.
Its bilingual edition (Spanish-English) allows the history of MIRSA to be disseminated to new audiences. Purchase the MIRSA catalog, here.
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