Table of Contents:**

**

Chapter 1

: Introduction**
- Background and Rationale
- Statement of the Problem
- Objectives of the Study
- Scope and Limitations
- Significance of the Study

**

Chapter 2

: Theoretical Framework**
- Understanding the Relationship Between Art and Social Justice
- The Role of Art in Cultural Hegemony and Resistance
- Critical Perspectives on Artistic Activism
- Theoretical Models for Analyzing Art and Social Change

**

Chapter 3

: Historical Perspectives**
- Art and Social Movements: A Historical Overview
- The Role of Art in Abolitionism and Civil Rights Movements
- Revolutionary Art in the Context of Political Upheaval
- Artistic Responses to Global Humanitarian Crises

**

Chapter 4

: Contemporary Practices**
- Art as Advocacy: Contemporary Approaches to Socially Engaged Art
- Intersectionality and Representation in Contemporary Art Activism
- Artistic Responses to Contemporary Issues: Climate Change, Immigration, and Racial Injustice
- Collaborative Practices: Community-Based Art and Activism

**

Chapter 5

: Case Studies**
- Case Study 1: The Black Lives Matter Movement and Visual Culture
- Case Study 2: Feminist Art and Activism in the 21st Century
- Case Study 3: Indigenous Art and Environmental Justice Movements
- Case Study 4: LGBTQ+ Rights and Visual Activism

**Chapter 6: Methodology**
- Research Design and Approach
- Data Collection Methods
- Data Analysis Techniques
- Ethical Considerations

**Chapter 7: Findings and Analysis**
- Overview of Findings
- Analysis of Artworks and Artistic Interventions
- Themes and Patterns in Artistic Responses to Social Justice Issues

**Chapter 8: Discussion**
- Implications of the Findings
- Contributions to Theory and Practice
- Challenges and Opportunities for Artistic Activism
- Recommendations for Future Research and Practice

**Chapter 9: Conclusion**
- Summary of Key Findings
- Contributions to Knowledge
- Concluding Remarks and Reflections

**References**

**Appendices**