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Evita Museum

Lafinur 2988, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires

From April 14 to May 14

the collective imagination the artistic imagination.

Since its inception the Peronist iconography was an endless source of creativity in the service of building an identity policy. For ten years, books like The Reason for My Life and La Nación Argentina, Just Free and Sovereign World Peronist magazines, pictures, posters, banners, flyers and newsletters circulated forming a collective memory based on the work of the government of social justice . Pedagogy of change and real equality between men and women. Access Tool sensitivities oppressed. Construction of a libertarian aesthetic discourse.

Liberating Revolution Peronist blasted everything: work, speech, songs, feelings, symbols, memory. A true iconoclast bureaucracy.

But the memory of a people can not be annulled by decree. Then did his Peronist resistance. Kept alive the exiled Peron, revitalized and recreated the Peronist memory, recovered the stolen body of the bearer of the humble.

created logos, slogans and two letters on a wall amounted to understand that Peron would return.

And Peronism became the subject of historical analysis, sociological, psychological. Diluted, was rebuilt, was destroyed, was merged, dissolved, lost, was rediscovered and reproduced. Until it became unthinkable for some: Art. Literature, cinema, painting, sculpture, street, bridge, murguero coat of living museum of the dreams of a more just society, free and ours.

inexhaustible topic, the National Movement, it recreates itself. It looks and reinventing generation after generation.

The great challenge for artists to think of Peronism and its symbols came to life. Enter a world that in some cases they were not his own, to project a new artwork. Studied history. They made calls to colleagues to discuss the sketches. Assembled a great tide of dreams that led to our collective commitment, make up a sample of forty views different envelopes symbols of Peronism.

Curators: Ruben Torrente and Andrea Trotta.