By utilizing visual and sensory elements that transcend language barriers.

By appealing solely to the emotions of the viewer.

By presenting complex issues in a simplified and straightforward manner.

By relying heavily on text and written explanations.

It provides a platform for individuals to express their personal experiences.

It serves as a form of entertainment and escapism from societal problems.

It directly influences policy changes and legislative actions.

It remains isolated from the complexities of the social realm.

By reinforcing existing societal structures and values.

By presenting alternative perspectives and challenging conventional beliefs.

By glorifying consumerism and promoting material wealth.

By ignoring social issues altogether and focusing solely on aesthetics.

It serves as a form of self-expression without any broader social impact.

It focuses primarily on creating visually appealing works of art.

It utilizes art as a tool for social critique and advocacy.

It remains confined to the realm of art galleries and museums.

It distorts historical narratives to fit specific agendas.

It provides an accurate and unbiased account of historical events.

It remains indifferent to the preservation of historical memory.

It selectively portrays events based on their artistic merit.

Art should solely focus on aesthetic considerations, disregarding social issues.

Art has no inherent responsibility to address social issues.

Art should actively engage with social issues and promote positive change.

Art should remain apolitical and avoid any engagement with social issues.

By reinforcing stereotypes and prejudices.

By promoting isolation and individualism.

By creating opportunities for dialogue and shared experiences.

By focusing solely on personal expression and artistic merit.

Lack of recognition and appreciation from the art world.

Limited access to resources and funding.

Fear of censorship and persecution.

All of the above.

By providing simplistic and easily digestible information.

By encouraging passive consumption of artistic content.

By stimulating critical analysis and reflection on social issues.

By promoting unquestioning acceptance of societal norms.

To reinforce existing social hierarchies and inequalities.

To challenge and dismantle systems of oppression and discrimination.

To remain neutral and avoid any engagement with social justice issues.

To glorify the status quo and celebrate the dominant social order.

By erasing cultural differences and promoting homogenization.

By actively suppressing traditional art forms and expressions.

By safeguarding and celebrating diverse cultural traditions.

By promoting the dominance of a single cultural narrative.

Art should remain separate from politics and focus solely on aesthetic concerns.

Art should actively challenge political power structures and advocate for social change.

Art should serve as a tool for political propaganda and manipulation.

Art should avoid any engagement with political issues and focus on personal expression.

By ignoring the past and promoting a culture of forgetting.

By glorifying violence and perpetuating cycles of trauma.

By creating spaces for dialogue, empathy, and collective healing.

By erasing the memory of past conflicts and focusing on the present.

Artists should prioritize their own artistic vision and expression, regardless of the potential impact on others.

Artists should avoid engaging with social issues altogether to prevent any ethical dilemmas.

Artists should carefully consider the potential consequences of their work and strive to minimize harm.

Artists should disregard ethical considerations and focus solely on creating visually appealing art.

By glorifying consumerism and promoting unsustainable lifestyles.

By creating art that is visually appealing but devoid of any environmental message.

By using art as a platform to educate and inspire individuals to adopt sustainable behaviors.

By ignoring environmental issues and focusing solely on personal expression.