A Santiago show of David Lamelas and Hildegarde Duane lands as social media overtakes the press, decades after the pair mapped how screens build power.
Culture
Key Facts
—The show. An exhibition of David Lamelas and Hildegarde Duane runs at Santiago’s Museum of Memory and Human Rights until September 27.
—The theme. Five video works parody how television turns politicians into celebrities and back again.
—A first. It is the pair’s debut exhibition in Chile, and entry is free.
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