“Art as a Weapon of Mass Construction" (AACM by its acronym in Spanish ) was born from the need to establish a connection between activist artists from the Global South regarding projects that make politics through art. It is triggered by the current pandemic, but the concern to listen to each other and find our common ground and learn from our strategies existed long before. Creative political protest is not the same as art that talks about politics, or art that does politics. They are very different things and in this talk show we'll focus on the latter: doing politics through art. It's not more politics and less art, it's not more art and less politics, it's giving the same weight to both aspects and creating from there. Throughout history, art has served as a fundamental tool for social transformation. And it still is. Who are the artists who shape current politics through art projects? In this program we will be talking with activist artists from the five continents. The main objective is to travel around the world from project to project to get to know the different socio-cultural contexts and their problems, and see how each artist addresses them. We will talk about the challenges involved in making activist art, the commitment, the need for expression, aesthetics, and the issues that interest each artist. We are diverse, we live in different contexts, we approach problems that have the same roots in different ways. Let's get to know each other and share how we are using art as a weapon of mass construction.