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Inventario-Y-Valoracion-Del -1- -2- -3- -4- -5- Alcalde de Barranquilla: Alejandro Char Chaljub Director Secretaría Distrital de Cultural, Patrimonio y Turismo: Juan José Jaramillo Asesor de despacho del grupo interno de trabajo de patrimonio e infraestructura cultural: Luis García Pacheco Proyecto desarrollado por: Grupo Conservar Dirección Grupo Conservar: Salim Osta Lefranc Coordinación del proyecto: Mariana Carulla Asesoría proyecto–Valoración y significación cultural: Blanca Victoria Maldonado Apoyo técnico y logístico: Manuel Acosta, Henry Osta, Manuel Pérez Diseño gráfico: Maricell Salazar Meza José Antonio Ariza Aldana Fotografía: Harold Pérez Tovar, Henry Osta, Manuel Acosta Barranquilla, Colombia. 2019 Todos los derechos reservados ©2017. Las opiniones contenidas en este libro son exclusivas de sus autores. Todo el material contenido está protegido por derechos de autor. Usted lo puede utilizar de manera libre y gratuita; por lo tanto, lo invitamos a hacer buen uso de la in- formación ofrecida, no alterar su contenido y citar de manera debida la fuente. ISBN: 978-958-58894-2-2 Impreso por: Afán Gráfico LTDA Primera Edición Diciembre de 2019 Una publicación de GRUPO CONSERVAR. Cra 4 # 30-01. Cartagena de Indias. Grupo Conservar – Por el valor de lo nuestro. Colombia, 2019. -6- Con el apoyo de: -7- -8- ÍNDICE Presentación- .........................................................................................11 Escultura a fútbol ..................................................................................103 El Momento del Monumento: el momento de Barranquilla.- .........12 Escultura abstracta ................................................................................107 Fundación grupo conservar .................................................................14 Monumento a los enamorados ............................................................111 El patrimonio cultural ..........................................................................16 Monumento a la madre ........................................................................115 Patrimonio mueble en espacio público: el monumento- .................18 Nuestra Señora de las Misericordias ...................................................119 Valoración cultural- ..............................................................................19 Shakira ....................................................................................................123 Monumento a Karl c. Parrish ...............................................................21 Monumento al general Diego de Castro ............................................127 Monumento a Luis Carlos gálan..........................................................25 Monumento a alvaro Jose Arroyo “El joe” .........................................131 Monumento a los fundadores de la aviación .....................................29 Monumento a Jose de San Martín .......................................................135 Monumento a Francisco de Paula Santander ....................................33 Francisco “Pacho”Galán ........................................................................139 Monumento a la Bandera .....................................................................37 Monumento a Jose Martí ......................................................................143 Monumento a Cristobal Colón ............................................................43 Monumento a Alexandre Pétion .........................................................147 Monumento a Simón Bolívar ...............................................................49 Jorge Eliecer Gaitán ...............................................................................151 Monumento a la Libertad .....................................................................55 Alberto Pumarejo ..................................................................................155 Cristo .......................................................................................................61 Adela de Char ........................................................................................159 Monumento al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús .........................................65 Elías Pelet Buitrago ................................................................................163 Monumento a José Prudencio Padilla ................................................71 Monumento a los estudiantes caídos ..................................................167 El toque de la cumbia ............................................................................7 El escultor ..............................................................................................171 Maríamulata ...........................................................................................81 Monolito a J.Elbest ................................................................................175 Caracol ....................................................................................................85 Monumento a Ernesto McCausland ...................................................179 Monumento a Estercita Forero ............................................................89 Cóndor ....................................................................................................183 Cristo yacente, homenaje al héroe caido ............................................95 Referencias - ...........................................................................................189 Monumento a George Washington .....................................................99 Bibliografía-............................................................................................202 -9- -10- -Presentación- Por: Juan José Jaramillo Secretario de Cultura, Patrimonio y Turismo de Barranquilla Barranquilla ha sido una ciudad marcada por el progreso y pionera en muchos campos. La pujanza y el orgullo de su gente han catapultado nuestra ciudad y nos han permitido ser a lo largo de la historia referente nacional en todas las áreas habidas y por haber. Los edificios y monumentos que hoy integran nuestro patrimonio histórico, representan un ele- mento cohesionador que pertenece a la historia y la tradición de nosotros los barranquilleros, razón suficiente por trabajar para que nuestras futuras generaciones lo vivan, pero además, como las grandes ciudades del mundo, para que se conviertan en puntos de encuentro ciudadano y referentes turísticos. Nuestros monumentos son activos repositorios de valores, sentidos e interpretaciones que pue- den ser apropiados, reapropiados y significados por todos los ciudadanos. Representan un mensaje testimonial y documental, y son importantes dentro del desarrollo social e histórico de la ciudad, como elemento para recuperar y fortalecer nuestra memoria. Es necesario que la relación de la idea y con- cepto de cultura no se separe del valor social, ya que es producto de ellos; de esta forma el Momento del Monumento busca a través de su valor testimonial, documental y significativo, un conocimiento sobre la cultura del pasado, convirtiendo a cada una de las esculturas en una fuente objetiva de información, fortaleciendo los lazos culturales de nuestra sociedad. Para contribuir con esto, la Secretaría de Cultura, Patrimonio y Turismo de Barranquilla con el acompañamiento del Grupo Conservar desarrolló un programa al servicio de las esculturas en espacio público pretendiendo con esta labor contrarrestar los factores medio ambientales y antropogénicos a que están expuestas, ocasionando deterioros muchas veces irreversibles que afectan notablemente su valoración histórica y su lectura estética, poniendo en riesgo su preservación a largo plazo. Logramos despertar en el barranquillero la conciencia hacia la valoración y conservación de este patrimonio, que día a día mira, y se logró destacar la importancia de estos bienes culturales, despertan- do antes que nada su apropiación. Hemos creado una herramienta para conservar, educar y que a la vez sirva para LA APROPIACION DE NUESTRA MEMORIA HISTÓRICA, para lo cual es menester el compromiso de todos. -11- -El Momento del Monumento: el momento de Barranquilla.- Por: María del Pilar Rodríguez Investigadora, curadora de arte, escritora. varias leguas. Un tiempo que parece a veces monumento y homenaje, pero sobre todo poco para una de las hoy, ciudades ejemplo en calidad de tesoro: porque solo aquel que El primer recuerdo que tengo de la infan- en Colombia. reconoce de dónde viene, sabe realmente cia es ver a mi abuela cantando el himno de para dónde va. Barranquilla al unísono del Radioperiódico Vimos escribir a García Márquez, pintar Informando, con una taza de café Almendra a Obregón, Figurita, Loochkart, Barrios y Por ello, en un acto más que nostálgico: Tropical en la mano, mientras en el balcón Mejía; bailamos al Joe Arroyo, a Pacho Galán, visionario, la alcaldía de Alejandro Char en sus ojos se perdían en el horizonte, buscando a Lucho Bermúdez, a Shakira, a Chelito, al Barranquilla, con Juan José Jaramillo en la ese río con vocación de mar… Checo Acosta y a Juventino Ojito. Aplaudi- Secretaría de Cultura, Patrimonio y Turismo, mos a Amira de la Rosa, a Sonia Osorio y a el arquitecto Luis García Pacheco como ase- Marcos Pérez Caicedo exclamaba: “A Gloria Peña. Inspiramos a Álvaro Cepeda, a sor de despacho del grupo interno de trabajo Barranquilla se la llevó pindanga” y mi abue Nereo López, a Samuel D. Tcherassi y a Alfon- de patrimonio e infraestructura cultural., atendía con reverencia de sermón pascual. so Fuenmayor… Nos enamoramos
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