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anthology to elucidate on how art has always been a part of society, how it is relevant to politics, and how the artists in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries conceived of art as infl uential to other parts of society besides culture.
The value of art as a vehicle for social activity cannot be overstated in a society where social, political, and economic challenges continue to impact our culture. This study explores the world of the arts and
In the rest of this essay, we present a range of examples to consider the varied ways in which art makes society. We consider: (1) the ways art can frame a setting; (2) art as participation; (3) art as representational models for social relations; and (4) art as a medium for exclusion or resistance.
art not only allows the artist to identify himself with his work, but in so far as art is born out of and in everyday experience the work of art also reflects the community to which the artist belongs.
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The use of art, when delivered effectively, has the power to facilitate social interaction as well as enabling those in receipt of social care to pursue creative interests. The review highlights the benefits of dance for reducing loneliness and alleviating depression and anxiety among people in social care environments. Society
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"the following essays explore many dimensions of the role of art in processes of social change. Some address the power of art as a voice of dissent, as a tool for advancing social justice and democracy, as the core of a revolutionary strategy, and as a source of memory and future ways of knowing.
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Sep 3, 2021 · Selected essays from the conference 'The artist in society: rights, roles and responsibilities', October 13-15, 1994, at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago; sponsored by the Art Institute of Chicago, Department of Museum Education