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VARINIA BRODSKY ZIMMERMANN: “ENTIENDO AL MUSEO COMO UN CAMPO DE REVERBERACIÓN”

Varinia Brodsky Zimmermann, director of the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de Chile, is interviewed as part of a series on contemporary museums in Latin America. She describes the museum as a "field of reverberation" that amplifies social, cultural, and political questions without reacting mechanically to demands. The conversation covers structural challenges facing public museums in Chile, including budget precarity and suspended exhibition projects, and Brodsky advocates for more permeable, horizontal, and sustainable institutions that maintain critical depth while engaging diverse communities.

RAFAEL TAMAYO: “TODO EL SECTOR DE LOS MUSEOS EN COLOMBIA DEBE REPENSARSE”

Rafael Tamayo Franco, director of the Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín (MAMM), argues in an interview that the entire museum sector in Colombia must rethink itself. He discusses the opportunities and risks of museums engaging with social crises, emphasizing the need for museums to be critical spaces that complexify and confront tensions through art, while avoiding both sanitized debate and the violation of visitors. Tamayo also highlights structural challenges facing Latin American museums, including budget constraints and bureaucratic hurdles, but praises the region's professionals for their resourcefulness and resilience.