This is nice, but I find it a bit disturbing that HSBC, Nike and Jigsaw are doing what musicians, artists and writers should be producing. 
There have been a couple of ok bits and pieces, but the artistic backlash is negligible. Bit depressing as a culture if banks are proving braver and more radical than musicians.
It's been better in comics. Admittedly most of the ones trying to come to terms with Trump are terrible, but at least they've tried.
Kot's Days of Hate has been good, as has, oddly enough, Bendis' Superman. And so was Esquivel's Border Town, although that's now been cancelled. At least there's an attempt to grapple with it in comics.
In music... The Good, the Bad and the Queen. Anik Khan a bit, kinda, indirectly. Sons of Kemet. But we should be drowning in it
