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AP®︎/College Art History

Course: AP®︎/College Art History > Unit 1

Lesson 8: Current issues in art history

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What Does Resistance Look Like?

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Art as a form of resistance is a powerful tool for social change. This video explores how artists use their work to challenge norms, question authority, and inspire action. From graffiti to performance art, these creative expressions can spark dialogue and drive societal transformation.

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Johanne Lila Larsen
Posted 7 months ago. Direct link to Johanne Lila Larsen's post “Thank you so much for thi...”
Thank you so much for this video. Resistance is why I got into studying art history, but I didn't realize resistance could be a thing to study across genres, periods, people and nations. This is amazing. Thank you!!
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