Introduction – Stephen Zepke and Nicolás Alvarado Castillo
1. One or Several Antigones… – Amalia Boyer
2. In-situ Aesthetics as Local Politics: Gilbert Simondon and the 21N Protest Movement – Ana-Isabel Durán
3. Minor Music: The Politics of Music and Women’s Resistance in Colombia – Sandra N. Sánchez R., Alicia Natali Chamorro, Jorge F. Maldonado S.
4. The Gestural Dimension of Artistic Practice: Performance, Politics and Responsibility – Gustavo Gómez Pérez
5. The Case of the Recumbent Woman; Colombian Art and the Anthropological Machine – Ana Maria Lozano
6. “The Life of the People”; Coca, the Forest and Violence – Barbara Santos
7. Nature’s Spectral Haunting; the Cosmopolitics of Death in Recent Colombian Film and Literature – Carlos A. Manrique
8. From Physiological Aesthetics to Anthropological Poetics: Activating the Pictograms of Cerro Azul – Stephen Zepke
9. The Violence Over Memory. Archaeology, Heritage, and Indigenous Histories in Andean Colombia – Cristóbal Gnecco
10. Symbiosis and Aesthetic Cosmopolitics in the Work of Carolina Caycedo – Gustavo Chirolla
11. Revolution and Reaction: Art and Politics in Nicolás Gómez Dávila – Juan Fernando Mejía Mosquera
12. Aesthetic Languages and Political Actions: Collaborations, Tensions, and Openings in Colombia Today – Laura Quintana
13. The Emergence of the Popular in Colombia – Mónica Zuleta Pardo
14. Forcing the Boundaries: Transgression and Political Violence in Colombian Contemporary Theatre – Nicolás Alvarado Castillo.-15. Oscar Leone; Body, Landscape and Territory – Adriana Urrea and Gustavo Chirolla.