Modern art has many notable attributes that display humanism.

Cyndi Laupers song, True Colors is an example of this. True Colors,

written in 1986, explains the value of self-worth and personal
achievement. Lauper expresses that everyone should convey their
individuality. This is the idea of personal achievement in the concept of
humanism. This explains that all humans have worth and each should
strive for success in many different aspects of life. The chorus,
repeated throughout this pop song, goes as follows; And I'll see your
true colors, shining through,, I see your true colors ,and that's why I
love you, so don't be afraid to let them show. She wanted these boys
and girls to have a healthy self-esteem, and feel confident to show
their individuality.
True Colors, also has no correlation or mention of the idea of a
higher power. This is the idea of secularism, in the context of
humanism. This explains the idea of a seperation between church and
state, or religion and government. Before the idea of humanism, there
were no art forms that didnt have a higher power, or some correlation
to religion. The artists appearance, demeanor, and risque wardrobe
choices were the epitome of the expressive individuality, rebellion, and
a definition of culture of her time. She and other artists of her era also
showed an impressive commitment to public service with large scale
benifits to address things such as the AIDS epidemic (LiveAid Benifit)
and later causes like helping farmers (FarmAid). She used her
accomplishments to benefit the community. True colors, preformed by
Cyndi Lauper, illustrated humanism.