Art’s ability to communicate and influence has always fostered a complex relationship with activism and politics. In today’s turbulent world, where traditional democracies face challenges from all directions, the climate is changing, global movements for social justice are growing, and political upheaval is driving millions to seek a better life abroad, this connection is more crucial than ever. The Art of Protest will explore how art, politics, and activism intersect in the present day, highlighting how, over the past decade, artists have engaged with political and social issues across a variety of artistic forms.
