The ACVC collects, safeguards and gives back to the people and all interested parties the images and oral testimonies that constitute the collective memory of our region.

The ACVC collects, safeguards and rededicates to the population and all interested parties the images and oral testimonies that constitute the collective memory of our region. The collected audiovisual heritage comes largely from private individuals who offer the opportunity to place their images and experiences in our archive. The content of the exhibition summarizes the work carried out in the first eight years of the ACVC's existence: the display of a selection of images that gives an account of the variety of themes in our ethnographic collection and the selection of audio excerpts from our interviews with elders in the region (oral testimonies of a historical-ethnographic nature). The exhibition consists of more than 70 images displayed in different formats, with printed thematic photo albums that visitors can browse through, a computer station to access all the collected materials, and an audio station to listen to excerpts from interviews.


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