Introduction According to Merriman and Merriman (2005), artists hold the power to influence social change through their works. To explain this point, the authors pointed out the example of Kathe Kollwitz, an artist commissioned by the family of the assassinated German leader Karl Liebknecht in 1919 to make an artistic work memorializing the leader and his advocacy for social reform. Kollwitz made a series of woodcuts and lithographs that expressed the plight of Germany during that time such as poverty, starvation, labour strikes, and unemployment. These works of art were publicly made to call for the people to participate in social change. Kollowitz sought to bring about social reforms by utilizing her artworks to inform the people about the plight of Germany , criticize the existing political system, and unite the people towards change. ...