<p> Table of Contents:**<br><br>**

Chapter 1

: Introduction**<br>- Background of the Study<br>- Statement of the Problem<br>- Research Objectives<br>- Significance of the Study<br>- Scope and Limitations<br>- Overview of the Research Methodology<br><br>**

Chapter 2

: Theoretical Framework**<br>- Definitions and Concepts<br>- Theories of Power and Politics in Art<br>- Historical Perspectives on Art and Power<br>- Contemporary Discourse on Artistic Activism<br><br>**

Chapter 3

: Case Studies: Artistic Responses to Power**<br>- Overview of Selected Artworks and Artists<br>- Analysis of Artistic Techniques and Strategies<br>- Examination of Socio-Political Contexts<br>- Interpretation of Artistic Intentions and Messages<br><br>**

Chapter 4

: Art Institutions and Power Structures**<br>- The Role of Museums, Galleries, and Biennials<br>- Curatorial Practices and Ideological Frameworks<br>- Funding, Patronage, and Institutional Politics<br>- Challenges to Institutional Hegemony<br><br>**

Chapter 5

: Art, Activism, and Social Change**<br>- Art as a Catalyst for Social Movements<br>- The Ethics and Efficacy of Artistic Activism<br>- Case Studies of Artistic Interventions<br>- Evaluating the Impact of Art on Political Discourse<br><br>**Chapter 6: Conclusion**<br>- Summary of Findings<br>- Contributions to Knowledge<br>- Recommendations for Future Research<br>- Implications for Artistic Practice and Policy<br><br><br></p>