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Resumen:  A finales del siglo XIX y comienzos del siglo XX las comunidades indigenas en diferentes paises de America Latina enfrentaron una nueva arremetida que pretendia transformarlos y apoderarse de sus tierras y sus recursos. Buena parte de los estados nacionales, recientemente creados, establecieron convenios con los misioneros catolicos con el objetivo de civilizar a los indigenas. Durante las decadas que estuvieron a cargo de las misiones, los frailes de diferentes ordenes religiosas produjeron una serie de registros visuales y escritos que componen una amplia documentacion. Algunos de tales registros se encuentran actualmente en archivos nacionales e internacionales, y, en terminos generales, las comunidades indigenas no han tenido acceso a ellos. El presente articulo da cuenta de una experiencia de investigacion colaborativa en la que las imagenes del archivo misional son intervenidas por parte de diferentes personas de los pueblos inga y kamentsa del Valle del Sibundoy y arhuaco de la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta (Colombia) y resignificadas para la elaboracion de una exposicion museal.  Palabras clave: Misiones catolicas. Archivo. Fotografia. Museologia social. Pueblos inga y kamentsa. Pueblo arhuaco INTERVENTIONS TO DECOLONIZE THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE AND THE MUSEUM; SOCIAL MUSEOLOGY  WITH THE INGA, KAMENTSA AND ARHUACO PEOPLES Abstract: In the end of the 19th century and the 20th century in the indigenous communities in different countries of Latin America, they faced a new attack that intended to transform them and seize their resources and resources. Most of the national states, recently created, established agreements with Catholic missionaries for the purpose of civilizing indigenous peoples. During the decades that they were in charge of the missions, the frails of different religious orders produced a series of visual and written records that compose a broad documentation. Some of these records are currently in national and international archives, and, in general terms, the indigenous communities have not had access to them. The present article of a collaborative investigation experience in which the images of the misional archive are intervened by different people of the pueblos inga and kamentsa del Valle del Sibundoy and the arhuaco de la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta (Colombia) and resignified for the elaboration of a museum exhibition. Keywords: Catholic missions. Arquive. Photography. Social museology. Inga and kamentsa people. Arhuaco people

Descolonizar el Archivo y el Museo: Imágenes intervenidas y museología social con los pueblos Inga, Kamëntsá y Arhuaco (Colombia)