#social-critique

#social-critique

"A Family in Disguise starts with a situation where the transparent people, who just want to hide, have no choice but to greet their guests. The figures try to look ordinary, like any other happy family. They decorate, wear gorgeous clothes and stand side by side to greet the guests. At first glance, it seems like a lovely family but you cannot avoid feeling the somber atmosphere."

Kruger's artworks, such as "Your body is a battleground," not only challenge viewers but also serve as crucial cultural commentary, reshaping our understanding of identity and power.

Mayorga's latest exhibition, Pu$h Thru, blends beauty with critique, presenting a fusion of personal history and cultural commentary through an ornate, pink aesthetic.

At some level, reading some sort of purpose over or onto the ongoing vandalism of the American state is doing a favor to the vandals.

Wyatt VII, the Cowboy Pope, and Gary III, the Secular Pope, represent the whimsical yet impactful depictions in editorial cartoons that challenge societal norms and provoke thought.

Shulamith Firestone's work vividly explores themes of dehumanization and alienation in daily life, reflecting a persistent commitment to feminism and social critique.