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Another example: black artists being barred from performing.
Such as Marian Anderson, 1939, barred due to a whites only policy.
Such as Marian Anderson, 1939, barred due to a whites only policy.
February 1, 2026 at 9:58 AM
Another example: black artists being barred from performing.
Such as Marian Anderson, 1939, barred due to a whites only policy.
Such as Marian Anderson, 1939, barred due to a whites only policy.
Another example of art being political: women being allowed to be an actress/being allowed to comprise female roles for stage performances.
Historically women were not allowed to do this. It was illegal and could result on jail time and ridicule if a woman was acting on stage.
Historically women were not allowed to do this. It was illegal and could result on jail time and ridicule if a woman was acting on stage.
February 1, 2026 at 9:48 AM
Another example of art being political: women being allowed to be an actress/being allowed to comprise female roles for stage performances.
Historically women were not allowed to do this. It was illegal and could result on jail time and ridicule if a woman was acting on stage.
Historically women were not allowed to do this. It was illegal and could result on jail time and ridicule if a woman was acting on stage.
Being able to create art, whether it is drawing anime waifus, writing smutty fanfics, creating masterpieces on canvas, or creating the next big pop music single heard across the globe... you can because someone before you fought for your right to do so.
February 1, 2026 at 9:42 AM
Being able to create art, whether it is drawing anime waifus, writing smutty fanfics, creating masterpieces on canvas, or creating the next big pop music single heard across the globe... you can because someone before you fought for your right to do so.
Example of art being political: banning books (a classic move)
Another example:
The näzi party destroyed artwork by Vincent van Gogh (who died in 1890..) because it was deemed a threat to German purity. (Yea, The Starry Night, very political amirite?)
Another example:
The näzi party destroyed artwork by Vincent van Gogh (who died in 1890..) because it was deemed a threat to German purity. (Yea, The Starry Night, very political amirite?)
February 1, 2026 at 9:39 AM
Example of art being political: banning books (a classic move)
Another example:
The näzi party destroyed artwork by Vincent van Gogh (who died in 1890..) because it was deemed a threat to German purity. (Yea, The Starry Night, very political amirite?)
Another example:
The näzi party destroyed artwork by Vincent van Gogh (who died in 1890..) because it was deemed a threat to German purity. (Yea, The Starry Night, very political amirite?)
The freedom to create art of your own free will vs the inability to create art of your own free will.
Art is painting, drawing, poetry, writing, music, singing, dancing, and much more. Various creative outlets as you see.
Art is painting, drawing, poetry, writing, music, singing, dancing, and much more. Various creative outlets as you see.
February 1, 2026 at 9:36 AM
The freedom to create art of your own free will vs the inability to create art of your own free will.
Art is painting, drawing, poetry, writing, music, singing, dancing, and much more. Various creative outlets as you see.
Art is painting, drawing, poetry, writing, music, singing, dancing, and much more. Various creative outlets as you see.
Ex of art being political: banning books
Another example:
The näzi party destroyed artwork by Vincent van Gogh (who died in 1890..) bc it was deemed a threat to German purity.
Another example:
The näzi party destroyed artwork by Vincent van Gogh (who died in 1890..) bc it was deemed a threat to German purity.
February 1, 2026 at 9:35 AM
Ex of art being political: banning books
Another example:
The näzi party destroyed artwork by Vincent van Gogh (who died in 1890..) bc it was deemed a threat to German purity.
Another example:
The näzi party destroyed artwork by Vincent van Gogh (who died in 1890..) bc it was deemed a threat to German purity.