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Monuments in Crisis: From the National Hero to the Stray Dog

For over 80 days of protest, our streets and buildings have been covered daily in slogans, posters, illustrations, and an endless array of visual material referencing the social demands of a country that claims to have awakened from a 30-year slumber. Meanwhile, public monuments throughout Chile are being tagged, altered, destroyed, or removed from their original sites, becoming a primary target for protesters—or, as the newspaper El Mercurio1 puts it, for “vandals.”

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GAM Facade, Santiago, November 2019. Image © Beatriz Coeffé Boitano
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Cite: Beatriz Coeffé Boitano. "Monuments in Crisis: From the National Hero to the Stray Dog" [Monumentos en crisis: del héroe de la patria al quiltro] 09 Jan 2020. ArchDaily. (Trans. Dejtiar, Fabian) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1124050/monuments-in-crisis-from-the-national-hero-to-the-stray-dog> ISSN 0719-8884
General Baquedano Monument, Santiago, November 2019. Image © Rodrigo Vera

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