SAMPLE "ABSENCE" AS SET FORTH IN THE AUDITORIUM THEATRE
- With the presence of the photographer Gustavo Germano -
's emotional displays "Absence" of Argentine photographer Gustavo Germano , was formally inaugurated at the Auditorium Theatre in tribute to victims of military dictatorship and as part of activities marking the National Day of Memory for Truth and Justice. Before
large audience that filled the Auditorium Foyer and accompanied the development of the act, the director of the Provincial Center for the Arts Gustavo Giordano, welcomed the presence of Germans who arrived in Mar del Plata especially for the opening of the exhibition of photographs in time of great significance for the Argentine people.
Representatives of Grandmothers and Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, as well as relating to human rights organizations and local council officials and prestige with his presence the opening of the sample of images friends and family taken before the military coup in 1976 and played today, where you can see the emptiness and pain that is generated from those no longer among us.
"This is the trial to get up from the art and the memory of those who are no longer," he said Giordano to submit the sample to which they considered a "pride" for the Auditorium Theatre for the "shocking" their images and the message they convey.
The ceremony was also attended Montserrat Sitja Gilbert, representing the delegation from the Government of Argentina in sponsoring the sample Germano was featured in numerous cities worldwide. Thus the English company called "heartbreaking the story behind each of the images, representing the murder of dreams and families."
Meanwhile, Antonia Acuña de Segarra of the local chapter of Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, was touched and grateful to the Auditorium Theater and its director for the "continued commitment to the cause of the grandmothers and their struggle for search their grandchildren is continuous and tireless "he said.
On behalf of the City Council was the mayor Veronica Bereciarte who attended the Auditorium Theatre for expressing the "honor means to Mar del Plata the presentation of the sample representing both the history of the country's institutional life, as in who repairs. "
Finally
photographer Gustavo Germano thanked all those who made possible the realization of the sample because "part of those who are committed to the struggle for truth and justice."
The intention of "Absence" is "working on the visibility of the disappeared and my work is already all of you who managed to get excited about it," said the photographer.
The exhibition will be open daily in the high and low Foyer Auditorium Theatre and will be open until 8 May.
Pulti GERMANO RECEIVED BY THE SAMPLE "ABSENCE" IN THE AUDITORIUM
THE MAYOR TO RECEIVE Pulti GUSTAVO GUSTAVO GERMANO PHOTOGRAPHER SHOWS THAT OPENS THE "ABSENCE "IN THE AUDITORIUM
- Activities by the National Day of Memory for Truth and Justice -
Pulti received Mayor Gustavo Gustavo Germano Argentine photographer from today at the Auditorium Theatre presents its exhibition" Absence " composed of images of family and friends taken before the military coup 1976 and reproduced in the present, where you can see the emptiness and pain that is generated from those no longer among us.
granted at a hearing in his office at the local municipality, Pulti expressed "pride" which means to have marplatenses Germano's work will be open to the community from an initiative of the Auditorium Theatre as part of commemoration of National Day of Memory for Truth and Justice.
"Absence", which will be inaugurated this afternoon from the top 19 in the Foyer and under the Provincial Center for the Arts with the presence of Germano, "holds great significance for all Mar del Plata," said Pulti, who called it "wonderful what generates the work from the visual and emotional."
During the meeting, Germano Pulti and recalled the dark years of military dictatorship and assessed recovery times of institutional values \u200b\u200bof society. "Memory is the handle of identity" held the village headman, while considered "not yet sufficiently worked all that happened during the interruption of the democratic system." In turn
Germano also welcomed the sample of photographs that toured the world also reach Mar del Plata, and thanked everyone who worked on the set, assembly and logistics of the exhibition.
"I consider myself part of a collective struggle that began long before the Mothers and Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo", said Argentine photographer based in Spain who is considered to present Argentina as "a great example of struggle in the search of justice and truth from open trials from 2005 "
" Absence "is an exhibition shows that, based on photographic material from family albums, shows fourteen cases through which it puts face to the world of those who no longer are: workers, neighborhood activists, students, workers, professionals, families, women and men, victims of the systematic disappearance of persons established by the military dictatorship in Argentina between 1976 and 1983.
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