Jennifer Ponce de León, an author exploring the intersection of art and social movements, discusses how art serves as a tool for rebellion against neoliberal capitalism. She highlights inspiring case studies from Argentina, Mexico, and the U.S., showcasing how artists fuse experimental practices with political activism. The conversation touches on anti-colonial perspectives, the transformative role of street art, and the ideological tensions between artistic autonomy and political engagement, revealing how creativity can shape a more just world.
