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It is a social and political statement that comments on African Americans that lived in the antebellum south through slavery.

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This piece definitely fits into the EK, as it includes both sociopolitical critiques and includes a mixing of popular and traditional cultures. The subject matter exposes the socialpolitical critique, as people of color would never have been associated with European museums or being a part of that narrative. Further, by using the quilt as a medium, the artist juxtaposes traditional art from the Antebellum period with European imagery

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A commentary on the place of women in Iran especially considering the Revolution and subsequent oppression, denoting historical regression in  women's rights.

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This is a social and political critique on the suppression of women under the Iranian government.

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Darkytown rebellion is an analysis on the history of slavery and is a social commentary on african american history. The louvre also has commentary on the nature of art and european art. Rebellious silence is a commentary on the role of women and feminism within Islamic tradtion. Goes against stereotypes. Juxtaposition of burka and a gun.

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Protest art that give power to women in a time where there was none. Protest of the government that came after Shah and the Iranian revolution. Critique of the sexist system that came after.

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It's a social critique on what it means to be a Muslim woman. It challenges the objectification of women and is a social commentary on the rule of the new leader of Iran after the Iran revolution. He repressed protest rights but allowed more rights for women.

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This piece conveys social commentary narrating the progression of women’s rights in Iran. However, this liberation is also juxtaposed with gradual government oppression over the people

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This piece is a commentary on the government of Iran suppressing women as well as empowering women. The silence represents the oppression of women while the stare at the viewer is a nod at the rebellious and empowering nature of women.

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This piece meets the requirements of this EK because it is a sociopolitical critique. It is a reflection on the historical representation of African Americans in American visual culture. Walker is commenting on how popular visuals shape African American stereotypes and inform how popular culture perceives this community. She uses art to engage with and challenge visualizations of race within popular culture. -Chloe Hoetger, period 6

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Diverse art forms are considered according to perceived similarities in form, content, and artistic intent over broad themes, which include existential investigations, sociopolitical critiques, as well as reflections on the natural world, art’s history, popular and traditional cultures, and technological innovation.