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Reflejos de Chile

Un siglo del Banco Central

Martes a domingo: 10:15 a 18:45 horas Salas Andes y Pacífico

Agosto 06 - Noviembre 30, 2025

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Reflections of Chile

Century of the Central Bank

Centro Cultural La Moneda and the Banco Central de Chile invite you to explore the exhibition Reflejos de Chile. Un siglo del Banco Central, (Reflections of Chile: A Century of the Central Bank) curated by Juan Manuel Martínez and Pedro Maino. The exhibition commemorates the 100th anniversary of the institution through a vast selection of works from its pictorial and numismatic collection.

Displayed in the main galleries, the exhibition is organized into six thematic chapters, ranging from rural landscapes to urban industrialization and modernization. Works by key artists are featured, including José Gil de Castro, Raymond Monvoisin, Pedro Lira, Celia Castro, Camilo Mori, Ana Cortés, Juan Francisco González, Thomas Somerscales, Rafael Correa, and Pablo Burchard.

The oldest pictorial work dates back to 1820, while the most contemporary object is the commemorative coin for the centenary of the Banco Central. Replicas of gold ingots, historical banknotes, and coins from different periods are displayed, organized into seven key periods of the Central Bank and Chilean history.

About the Curators

Juan Manuel Martínez Silva | Bachelor in Art Theory and History, Universidad de Chile; Master’s in History, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez; PhD in American Studies, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. Former curator of the Numismatic Cabinet at the Museo Histórico Nacional and advisor at the Museo Numismático del Banco Central de Chile.

Pedro Maino Swinburn | Bachelor in Hispanic Language and Literature, Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. Curator of Pinacoteca UC and co-founder of the Pintura Chilena project.

About the Central Bank of Chile

Central Bank of Chile | It was established by Decree Law No. 486 on August 22, 1925, during the presidency of Arturo Alessandri Palma. The Bank was entrusted with issuing the nation’s currency and promoting the orderly and progressive development of the national economy through monetary and credit policy. Since that founding date, the history of the Central Bank has become intertwined with the history of Chilean society in the 20th century — a story of modernization, democratization, and economic growth.

Coordinates

August 6 – November 30, 2025

Tuesday to Sunday: 10:15 a.m. to 6:45 p.m.

Andes and Pacífico Halls | Level -3

Admission: Free

Importante:The general public reservation ticket is daily; you can use it once, at a time of your choice, on the day of the reservation.

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