How to Design a Revolution: The Chilean Path to Design

Graphic design exhibition showcasing the graphic and industrial design during Salvador Allende's government in Chile (1970-1973). This unique case in design history illustrates how a revolution was chosen through voting, leading to a country's first collaborative design response through socialism and democracy. The exhibition features original pieces and reproductions aimed at democratizing reading and music, reducing technological dependency, and overcoming child malnutrition. A highlight is the first complete and functional reconstruction of the Cybersyn operations room, a project for network communication in the country's industries for participatory production management.