Beat Memories. the Personal Archive of Ricardo Cohen
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https://doi.org/10.24215/24691879e019Keywords:
Personal archive, Ricardo Cohen, Cofradía de la Flor Solar, undesalture, beat movementAbstract
Ricardo «Mono» Cohen, also known as Rocambole, has made a file full of documents, productions and material memories of his life as an artist, designer and teacher. Among this pile of contents, at times immeasurable, it also keeps the most eclectic records of what was La Cofradía de la Flor Solar in its two dimensions: as a community and as a musical ensemble. Getting lost into Cohen’s archive, an extremely intimate space that is also relevant to the history of the Argentine beat movement, involves the succession of constant temporary leaps between moments captured by photographs, letters, posters, manifestos and even contracts.References
Castro M. V. y Sik, M. E. (Comps.) (2018). Introducción. En Actas de las II Jornadas de discusión / I Congreso Internacional. Los archivos personales: prácticas archivísticas, problemas metodológicos y usos historiográficos (pp. 6-13). Recuperado de http://cedinci.unsam.edu.ar/pdf/jornadas/Actas-Archivos-Personales.pdf
Cohen J. R. (2014). Rocambole: arte, diseño y contracultura. La Plata, Argentina: Troupe Comunicación.
Longoni, A. y López, M. (2010). Cartografías. Un itinerario en riesgo en América del Sur. Carta, (1), 5-6.
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