Art and politics are interconnected fields that often influence each other. Artists use their work to comment on political issues, challenge authority, and inspire social change. Throughout history, movements like Dadaism and Feminist Art have emerged in response to political climates, reflecting societal concerns and advocating for justice. Conversely, political entities can use art as a tool for propaganda or to promote national identity. Governments may commission works that celebrate their achievements or ideals, as seen in the use of public murals and statues. This relationship highlights how art can shape and reflect political narratives.