Contienda en torno a la exhibición de la muestra fotográfica Archivos Incompletos (ARGRA) ¿Continuidad del duelo público o temor a su proscripción?

Abstract

This article seeks from the perspective of the subject of Judith Butler to analyse a dispute that occurred in 2017 in a Patagonian locality following the "Incomplete Files" exhibition carried out by ARGRA (the Argentine Association of Graphic Reporters) during the commemoration week on March 24, instituted as the National Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice. Taking the exhibition as an "act of speech", we firstly intend to reflect on the possible distress the photographs exhibited may have caused, four decades after their original publication. Secondly, on the current national context in the field of Human Rights and the (im) possibility of a respectful dialogue that would potentially recognize the inherant vulnerability with regards to State terrorism crimes. Finally, we intend to study the process of mourning and the possibility of finding outlets for grief, in a context where public grievence seems to be occluded.