Personally I feel that an artist should not be limited to much power because they are the creators . Artist are the ones who demonstrights this exchange through their art. Ishioka convincingly takes this idea into perspective when she is creating. Society tends to look at power as a moving and exhilarating process in which as artist can move and effect people. Under the lines culture, art effects many different people and their views.
People identify with art in an indirect way that goes unnoticed at times.
In the article The Power of Culture by Lisa Lowe it states that culture is part of the present. The point that Lowe is trying to make is that culture always involves relationships that effect people and allows individuals to develop insights on new perspectives. I think that this is important to our society and the way that we function. In conclusion I feel that by addressing cultural and art in the same context it sends out an substantial effect on different communities. Art enables people to enjoy themselves and learn new things about society and how different everyone views the world.