"Art on My Mind: Visual Politics" is a compelling anthology that explores the complex relationship between art and political expression. It features a collection of essays and reflections by various artists and scholars who examine how visual culture can serve as a powerful vehicle for social change and political commentary. The book delves into the ways artists engage with issues such as race, identity, and activism, highlighting the transformative potential of art in society. The contributors discuss their personal experiences and how their work challenges conventional narratives. Through their diverse perspectives, they illustrate the impact of visual arts in reflecting societal struggles and aspirations. The book emphasizes the importance of context in understanding art, particularly in how it interacts with historical and socio-political landscapes.