Protests in Lima against the government in 2019 sparked the fire of a historic building in Plaza San Martín. Joaquin Goldstein, an artist who lived there for several years, returns to Peru in search of his works stored on the roof of the building that was left in rubble and ashes.
Joaquín Goldstein
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Protests in Lima against the government in 2019 sparked the fire of a historic building in Plaza San Martín. Joaquin Goldstein, an artist who lived there for several years, returns to Peru in search of his works stored on the roof of the building that was left in rubble and ashes.
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