In this episode, Jean Bundy delves into the AICA E-MAGproject, exploring its inception and the intricate details involved in the publication process. She outlines the vision behind the project, emphasizing its significance for contemporary art communication, and discusses the practical steps taken to bring the AICA E-MAG to fruition, including design, content curation, and engagement with the art community.

The other topic of the episode is about AICA’s ‘Incentive Prize for Young Art Critics’ and Jean shares amazing and up-to-date information.

AICA’s ‘Incentive Prize for Young Art Critics’ aims to inspire young and emerging art critics to explore underrepresented topics and regions in the arts. By fostering innovative critical expressions and facilitating the global exchangeof contemporary ideas and writing, the initiative seeks to enrich art discourse and provide a platform for fresh voices in the field. Theaward aims not only to honor exceptional talent but also to foster dialogue within the art community, enhancing the visibility of young critics'contributions on a global scale.

The first partof the discussion is focused on the 2 mandates that Lisbeth have has as an International President of AICA. During her two mandates as International President of AICA, Lisbeth focused on enhancing global collaboration among member organizations and promoting the importance of art as a criticalcomponent of cultural identity and dialogue.

She prioritized initiatives that encouraged cross-border partnerships and the sharing of best practices, while also advocating for the recognition of artists and cultural practitioners as essential contributors to societal development.

In the podcast, Lisbeth delves into the intricate role of art mediators in shaping our understanding of art criticism, emphasizing how their insights can enhance the audience's experience in curated events. By sharing her specific curatorialexperiences, she illustrates how effective art mediation not only bridges the gap between artists and viewers, but also enriches the dialogue surrounding artworks, fostering a deeper appreciation and engagement with the art on display.

The final part of the podcast is focused on São Paulo Biennial, which took the example of Venice as its inspiring model and wanted to place Brazil in the international art scene. By emphasizing contemporary art and featuring both local andinternational artists, the Biennial has become a vital platform for innovation and exchange within the art world, reflecting Brazil's unique socio-political landscape and cultural identity.

And Lisbeth is sharing specific historical moments from the São Paulo Biennial.

The episode highlights AICA's initiatives and the crucial role of the digital strategies committee in promoting visibility for these projects, showcasing their efforts to enhance engagement and outreach in the digital space.

The episode also highlights a transformative shift in the roles of art criticism and curatorial practices, emphasizing how these positions are increasingly embracing broader engagement with communities.

This change fosters deeper connections between artists, audiences, and cultural narratives, allowing for more inclusive dialogues and diverse perspectives, ultimately enriching the artecosystem.

Alfredo Cramerotti's curatorial and art criticism works encourages deep audience engagement with contemporary art by challenging established narratives and promoting critical dialogue. His projects focus on the intersection of art andnew media, highlighting the significance of context and perception in interpreting artistic expressions.