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Locating Argentine Memories

By Joseph Huff-Hannon

Step into the small offices of the Archive for Permanent Memory (Archivo Permanente Para La Memoria) and follow the main hallway to reach a cramped room divided up by computer stations, shelves that hold meticulously organized stacks of binders, boxes of cassettes and discs, and a gaggle of stereos and audio recording equipment. Pictures of smiling young people dot the… return to article

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    A very moving and powerful story. As a museum professionnal, I’m touched by how the Argentinian people have used photos, recordings, and other miscellaneous documents to give tangible reality to hidden histories concealed by systems of oppression.

    United States Posted by Epistrophy on May 3, 2006 at 9:01 AM
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