Explain how two of the above artists use symbols to communicate the social, economic or political concerns of their respective societies.
Discuss how two of the above artists use materials and techniques to provoke awareness of social injustices in their society.
Investigate how two of the above artists have used their art to shock or confront an audience. Consider the varying reactions of audiences across time.
Artworks shape the way we understand culture. With reference to this statement explain how artists raise awareness of economic, political or social issues.
Compare how two bodies of work communicate narratives through symbolism.
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