38 AÑOS DIBUJANDO CHILE - JIMMY SCOTT - LA HORA DEL MUSEO #3858

He grew up in Sewell, the mining camp high in the Andes Mountains. He trained at the School of Applied Arts at the University of Chile, worked at Topaze and Zig-Zag, and lived for almost two decades in Brazil drawing for O Globo. Today, at 90 years old, Jimmy Scott continues to be the graphic commentator on current national events, contributing a drawing every day to the editorial page of Chile's oldest newspaper, El Mercurio. In this episode of Museum Hour, we talk with him from a very special place: the Eduardo Frei Montalva House Museum, where Jimmy Scott, Three Moments has just opened—an exhibition that explores three key stages of his life and work. 📍 Eduardo Frei Montalva House Museum | Hindenburg 683, Providencia 📅 Exhibition available until August 2 | Free admission What did you think of this episode? Subscribe for more stories from our history. 🎧 Also available on Spotify: https://shorturl.at/8VZ12 📲 Instagram: @mhnchile Facebook: La Hora del Museo X: @LaHoraDelMuseo