Khan Academy Static

With its capacity for commentary, art becomes the perfect tool for artists to create powerful visual and conceptual statements they might not be able make otherwise. Faced with hostile power structures at home or in exile, some artists rely upon art for a voice, while others see it as their duty to reveal the global power structures of industry and economics. Join these artists as they use their work to unearth, challenge, and speak out about issues around racism, nationalism, immigration, and oppression.

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