Publisher/Editora Nactional Gabriela Mistral

Google翻訳
This book is a collection of works categorized as the so-called "Protest Photobook", which is based on the motif of the "Chile Coup" published in the 1970s. Japan is one of the regions where the publication of works classified into this "Protest" is overwhelmingly large. From postwar labor-management struggles to demonstrations to student conflicts in the 1960s, a large number of photobooks were created from professional journalists to amateurs belonging to the student photography department, many of which are globally high as works. It is being evaluated. And it seems that Latin America is as large as Japan, and this book also focuses on the coup d'etat caused by General Pinochet, backed by the United States, against the Allende administration under socialist rule. The title "Ayer Hoy" was translated as "Yesterday Today", with photos on the left page as "Ayer / Yesterday" before the coup and on the right page as "Hoy / Today" after the coup, and the new administration after the coup The content emphasizes the fact that it brought "peace and order" to the nation. (Published in Parr & Bager Vol III)