Unearth overlooked cultural ties between Southeast Asia and African independence movements during the Cold War, with Afro-Southeast Asian Affinities, a groundbreaking project that annotates history through collaborative, research-driven curatorial methods. To read the full article or find out more about A World of Lines, go to the link in our bio! ---------------------- This essay is developed as part of A World of Lines: From Third World Solidarities to Postsocialist Globalism, a discursive programme organised by Per°Form CoThink Lab Fellow Ho Rui An, which explored the shifting geopolitical imaginaries within what was known as the Third World during the historical period that began with the end of empire and culminated in the late seventies with the foreclosure of socialism as a mass political project. Kathleen Ditzig is a Singaporean researcher and curator. She is currently a curator at National Gallery Singapore and a PhD candidate at the NTU School of Art, Design and Media. C...