Art has long served as a form of protest, and as Americans face constraints on their freedoms, a growing number are seeking creative ways to voice their dissent and demand change. How is the digital landscape impacting this mode of self-expression? And what role can art play in modern citizenship?

Featuring global artists, the concert aims to generate aid for the ongoing crises in Gaza and Sudan. This event highlights the evolution of the way in which crisis and culture intertwine, built on a message of the power and resilience that can come through collective action and consciousness.

K-pop fans are calling on their idols to leverage their influence on luxury fashion brands to fight against climate change. Concerned for the future of the planet, Gen Zers and Alphas are demanding concrete action and using the unified power of global fandom to instigate change.

Queer group QI.X has employed useful strategies to secure a loyal fanbase despite facing some challenges throughout its rise in the K-pop world. The group exhibits how Korea’s conservative society does not necessarily have to hold back non-traditional bands – as long as they go global.