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How do contemporary artists address and reflect upon social and political issues within their work, and what impact does this have on society?

In what ways has technology, including digital media and virtual reality, influenced the creation and experience of contemporary art pieces?

How do modern and contemporary artists challenge traditional notions of what constitutes art, and how do these challenges influence public perception and acceptance of new art forms?

How has the relationship between art and politics evolved in Modern and Contemporary Art, and what are some notable examples of art being used as a form of activism or social commentary?

What role does identity, including race, gender, and sexuality, play in the work of contemporary artists, and how do they address these themes in their art?

How do Modern and Contemporary artists challenge traditional notions of art and aesthetics through their use of unconventional materials and methods?

In what ways have technology and digital media transformed the practices and dissemination of Contemporary Art in the 21st century?

How did the cultural and historical context of the late 19th and early 20th centuries influence the development of Modern Art movements such as Impressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism?

How do social and political issues influence the work of contemporary artists, and can you provide examples of artists or artworks that address current global challenges?

What role do galleries, museums, and auction houses play in shaping the value and interpretation of Modern and Contemporary artworks?