Artists worldwide are persistently opposing social and political injustice and nationalist backsliding. But equally persistent are the anti-liberal and traditionalist forces who assert their power, which is apparent not only symbolically but long-since structurally. In this climate, artists are under pressure to express themselves, to take a stance, and even to act. Yet in the course of a general tide of re-politicisation, artists are also once again increasingly engaging and intervening in social and political