This countermonument was designed to disappear.
This deeply participatory traveling memorial looks to the future as it remembers the past.
This community museum remembers a neighborhood that was erased by apartheid.
This site, which had been, variously, a family home, an intellectual hub, and a notorious secret police detention center, is now a peace memorial.
This communist-era memorial to an anti-Nazi resistance group was altered to create a more complicated narrative.
This sensational and ultramodern museum is celebrated as an overdue act of reckoning by some Hungarians, a work of propaganda by others.
Initially designed to help legitimize the Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia, this site has evolved into a genuine, if complicated, memorial site.
This diverse and wide-ranging site is as much about the future as it is about the past.
This windswept park along the River Plata is a venue for artists’ tributes to victims of state terrorism in Argentina.