Letters from Chile: A photo gallery
06 July 2012 – Zachary McKiernan
international, politics, Letters from Chile, preservation, social justice, public engagement, memory, museums, government, human rights
In addition to the photos that have accompanied Zach McKiernan’s “Letters from Chile” series this spring, there have been many more that we didn’t post with the articles, but which we’re including here in a visual addendum to the series. All are by the author unless otherwise noted.
![LFC-gallery-la-paz-mural mural with peace dove](https://ncph.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/LFC-gallery-la-paz-mural-300x225.jpg)
Mural at José Domingo Canas. It reads “Peace was a dove and around the vultures…black sheep”
![LFC-gallery-pre-theater man looking at wall plaques](https://ncph.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/LFC-gallery-pre-theater-300x225.jpg)
Theatre guests in the “women’s locker room” of the National Stadium minutes before the “Once Upon Time… a King, 571 Days of a Political Prisoner” performance.
![LFC-gallery-kunstmann](https://ncph.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/LFC-gallery-kunstmann-300x225.jpg)
Metropolitan Region of ex Political Prisoners (RMEPP) president Wally Kunstmann holding court during a visit with high school students.
![LFC-gallery-nido18-gate three people looking at ruins](https://ncph.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/LFC-gallery-nido18-gate-300x225.jpg)
Three people from Nido 20 considering the last physical remnant of a torture house that was torn down. it was known as Nido 18 and was also operated by comando conjunto.
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