The Virtual Museum of Art and Memory

Virtual platform that gathers the artistic and cultural memories of the Peruvian internal armed conflict, this space seeks to generate dialogue between different entities in order to remember the past, as well as reflect on the connection of these symbolic narratives to historical events of war and the current social and political contexts.

Link: The Virtual Museum of Art and Memory

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