Across
- 3. The process of transforming art into a commodity, often diluting its original intent or message.
- 4. Justice Art Art that advocates for equality, exposes systemic injustices, and fosters activism.
- 6. Art Art designed for public spaces, often accessible to diverse audiences and reflective of community or cultural themes.
- 7. Memory The way art preserves and shapes a society's collective history and identities.
Down
- 1. The equitable access of all individuals to art spaces, events, and institutions.
- 2. Art Art that provokes action and challenges political or social norms.
- 5. Engagement Community-driven participation that fosters collective advocacy, often through shared artistic or political action.