Art and Social Justice
Exploring how artists address themes of inequality, human rights, and social justice through their practice.
Key Questions
- Can art truly provoke social change or is it merely a reflection of it?
- Analyze the ethical responsibilities of an artist when representing marginalized communities.
- Justify the use of provocative imagery in art addressing sensitive social issues.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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