Published Feb 18, 2021
R. Alan Brooks: When the world is burning, is art a waste of time? | TED
R. Alan Brooks delves into how art, rooted in identity and personal journey, can challenge societal norms and inspire transformative change, underscoring its vital role in confronting global issues despite turbulent times.
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