RIOT DOGS 𓃦

Occupied Santiago, Chile. September 11, 1973—March 18, 2020. THEY CANNOT ERASE THE PAST. –Gurriers, “Erasure”

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BLACK DOG (OF THE REVOLUTION)

El Perro Negro de la Revolución by Dutch photojournalist Chas Gerretsen, street dog watches military coup bombing of La Moneda presidential palace, Santiago, Chile, September 11, 1973.

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LOUD BARK

Riot dogs Negro Matapacos of the 2011-2013 Chilean Winter Student Protests and Rucio Capucha of the 2019-2020 Chilean Estallido Social Protests.

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EL DERECHO DE VIVIR EN PAZ (THE RIGHT TO LIVE IN PEACE)

Chilean people marching, 1970s-1980s.

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GUERRILLA RADIO

Chilean people protest against Augusto Pinochet's military dictatorship, 1970s-1980s.

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WAR PIGS

Augusto Pinochet and the Chilean military's coup against President Salvador Allende and the Chilean people, 1973-1980s.

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CHILDREN OF THE REVOLUTION

Child with bicycle running from military tank moving towards La Moneda presidential palace during coup against President Salvador Allende, Santiago, Chile, September 11, 1973 by the Associated Press.

Child with photo of father detained and disappeared in 1976 pinned to shirt, San Miguel Arcángel church, San Miguel, Santiago, 1978 by US-born Chilean photographer Helen Hughes.

Child at the Barricade, 1983 Santiago National Protest against Augusto Pinochet's military dictatorship, by Chilean photographer Kena Lorenzini.

Child wounded by pellets when gunfire broke out near home on anniversary of coup, Santiago, 1984 by Helen Hughes.

Child lays on ground crying beside mother after father's arrest as soldiers carry out military op, San Miguel, Santiago, Chile, May 1986 by Chilean photojournalist Marco Ugarte for the Associated Press.

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INTO THE VOID

President Salvador Allende and Hortensia Bussi, 1970 VS Balcony of La Moneda Palace, September 1973 by Chilean photographer Luis Poirot