Editorial

Resumen

Thematic roundtables and panels established dialogues between local and extra-local contexts, highlighting zones of contact, approximations, complementarities, and frictions between Latin American, African, and European continents.

By connecting the global North and South, the project proposes rethinking diverse, eco-centered, and more-than-human presents and futures through artistic languages, research, and practices grounded in a sensitivity that includes the idea of the commons.

Researchers, artists, architects, urban planners, historians, and anthropologists were invited to register and participate in this debate and art exhibition. The results of these scientific, cultural, and geopolitical reflections are compiled in the international scientific publication CAP – Cadernos de Arte Pública.