ESAS introduced a captivating episode of its “Intersections Podcast,” a dynamic platform designed to facilitate the convergence of art and ideas while providing a unique lens through which to view contemporary issues. This episode, curated by Alia Swastika from Jogja Biennale, featured a distinguished lineup of individuals deeply immersed in art and culture. Ines Somellera, the co-founder of ESAS, joined forces with Alia Swastika, and they were joined by Mexican feminist historian and curator Viviana Kuri. The ESAS Intersections Podcast is a vibrant space where conventional thinking is challenged and intellectual journeys push boundaries. The podcast features diverse voices, including artists, activists, and thinkers, fueling curiosity and sparking insightful conversations. This episode was no exception, delving into the profound intersections of art and society. Throughout this engaging episode, the participants dared to venture to the edge of the emerging future, examining pressing topics that shape our global landscape. By addressing these critical issues, they aimed to provide a thought-provoking experience for their listeners, encouraging them to engage with complex ideas and explore alternative perspectives. This program exemplified ESAS’s commitment to fostering meaningful dialogue and embracing the transformative power of art in our ever-changing world.
