A social movement in art refers to a group of artists and other cultural workers who come together to advance a specific cause or ideology through their work. These movements often arise in response to a particular political or social issue, and they seek to bring about change by challenging the existing norms and conventions of the art world. Some examples of social movements in art include the feminist art movement, the civil rights movement, and the LGBTQ+ rights movement. These movements often use art as a means of expressing their ideas and raising awareness about important issues, and they often involve collaboration and collective action among artists and other cultural workers.
