
Este artículo describe el aporte de la Secretaría de Relaciones Culturales, entre 1976 y 1989, al discurso artístico-cultural de la dictadura, examinando su coordinación con el aparato cultural gubernamental, su trayectoria en los vaivenes de la política oficial y los conflictos ideológicos que la influyeron. Propone que la identificación de la SRC con el nacionalismo le permitió dar continuidad y espesor narrativo a la vacilante y débil “política cultural” mediante un relato antimarxista, esencialista y heroico; pero que, a la vez, quedó atrapada en la paradoja de divulgarlo en coherencia con la tendencia internacionalizadora y modernizadora del neoliberalismo, y con la apertura estética del circuito artístico.
Anthropology, Chilean dictatorship, Latin America. Spanish America, GN1-890, F1201-3799, cultural policy, art, Secretary of Cultural Relations
Anthropology, Chilean dictatorship, Latin America. Spanish America, GN1-890, F1201-3799, cultural policy, art, Secretary of Cultural Relations
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