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Post Modernist View Points In Pop Culture and Art Terry Eagleton, The Illusions of Post Modernism Blackwell Publisher Post modernism is a style of culture which reflects something in this epochal change, in a depthless, decentered, self-reflexive, eclectic, pluralistic art which blurs the boundaries between "high" and "popular" culture within art, as well as everyday life. Post modernism springs from the resurgence of avant-garde, commodification of culture, collapse of classical ideologies, an is essentially the upshot of political failure. James Mann, Curator-Las Vegas Art Museum Art After Post-Modernism, http://www.lastplace.com Mann describes Post Modernism in that it is relegated with finality to its dominant usage in several fine arts. It is a general label for late deconstructive movements. It is a misunderstanding caused by the terms popularization as a general, ambiguous label form a style of art/architecture. In criticism of the arts it is a label for artistic phenomena strictly of the late-dismantlement sort. Art after post modernism is reconstructive. It seeks to recover the technical and expressive resources that were systematically stripped away and abandoned in other various fine arts.

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home In the world of artistic expression, the change in perspective that arose with the rise of modernism, was the biggest development in representation since the renaissance. The old way of the linear perspective was abandoned in favour of new ways of looking at objects and ideas. Experiments were made in the areas of form, content and presentation. Anything to do with the old ways were rejected for being too old and conservative. The modernist experiment was underway. Professor Christopher L. C. E. Witcombe Robert Hughes wrote that "in the 60's all that began to change, as the art would gradually shed its idealist premises and its sense of outsidership and began to turn into the Art Business." While the modernists looked to the future and technical advancement for inspiration, they were unaware of what the future and technology had in store for them. The technological horrors enacted in two successive world wars, culminating in the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the murder factories of Auschwitz and Dacchau left them demoralised and hollow. It was hard to maintain hope for the future in the wake of this savagery. This led some artists in America to turn their attention to the present and in particular the contemporary popular culture. Thus Pop art was born and postmodernist art had truly arrived. Blam Cubist still life with playing cards Pop artists used any form of objective subject matter. There was no limit to what was relevant for artistic representation.

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Department of Art History Sweet Briar College Back to Introduction INTRODUCTORY DISCUSSION EXHIBITION CATEGORIES Decorated Pottery Illustration Prints Drawing Photography Sculpture Painting About the Exhibition and Website The Pieces in the Exhibition CONTRIBUTORS.... and Acknowledgments... ... Listing of Pages at this Website What is Art .... What is an Artist An exhibition exploring the perception of ART and the identity of the ARTIST through HISTORY and in CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY Professor Christopher L. C. E. Witcombe FOURTH PART of a FIVE-PART ESSAY on MODERNISM I n the latter half of the 20th century there has been mounting evidence of the failure of the Modernist enterprise. Progressive modernism is riddled with doubt about the continued viability of the notion of progress, while conservative modernism in the United States has fallen prey in the political realm to the influences of the Church, in the form of the so-called religious right, which in recent years especially has seriously undermined the very constitutional foundations of the whole American enterprise. Since Suzi Gablik wrote her book, the communist experiment undertaken in the former Soviet Union has collapsed. Fundamentalism in nearly all of the world's major organized religions (Christianity, Islam, Hinduism) has risen sharply in recent years in direct opposition to modernism. American Christian fundamentalists still agree with Martin Luther who recognized that "Reason is the greatest enemy that faith has; it struggles against the divine word, treating with contempt all that emanates from God."

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top Home Milestones in the evolution of the Modern Day Poster Lithography and Jules Chéret La Belle Époque and Art Nouveau ... Contact Us Photo-Offset and Post Modernism By the time World War II commenced in 1939 most posters were printed using a mass production technique known as "photo-offset" and posters were facing competition from radio and print, and later from television. Despite this competition posters continued to thrive as a vital way of communicating messages to the masses. The use of photography in posters became common-place. Switzerland, for long a prominent player in the development of poster art and printing, was now to play a major role in the next stage of the poster evolution. Although a relatively small country Switzerland nevertheless spoke and wrote 3 different languages which created many problems when designing posters, and a way had to be found to overcome these language difficulties and make posters more easily understood by everyone. With the advent of World War II Switzerland's problems became a Universal problem, but it was the Swiss who provided the solution. With typical Swiss sense of "precision" they developed an art style which came to be known as the "International Typographic Style". Based on a mathematical grid, strict graphic rules and using black and white photography the style created clarity and introduced the now, common-place, form of Company and Event Identification by logos and icons.

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Post-modernism. A Study of History There are more than 45,000 articles in The Grove Dictionary of Art . To access the rest of this article, including the bibliography, subscribe to www.groveart.com . To find out more about this subject, click on a related article below and subscribe to www.groveart.com Post-modernism Hudnut, Joseph Modernism Neo-Georgian art forms architecture Historicism England France Bofill, Ricardo c 1914: Post-war reconstruction Italy c Portoghesi, Paolo United States of America Johnson, Philip regional traditions United States of America Tigerman, Stanley Reproduced by kind permission of Macmillan Publishers Limited, publishers of The Grove Dictionary of Art ArtNet Worldwide Corporation, New York, NY.

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Christopher L. C. E. Witcombe Roots of Modernism Art for Art's Sake The End of Art Bibliography This essay appeared originally in What is Art?...What is an Artist? In the later half of the 20th century there has been mounting evidence of the failure of the Modernist enterprise. Progressive modernism is riddled with doubt about the continued viability of the notion of progress. Conservative modernism, in the United States at least, has fallen prey in the political realm to the influences of the Church in the form of the so-called religious right which in recent years especially has seriously undermined the very constitutional foundations of the whole American experiment. Since Suzi Gablik wrote her book, the communist experiment undertaken in the former Soviet Union has collapsed. Fundamentalism in nearly all of the world's major organized religions (Christianity, Islam, Hinduism) has risen sharply in recent years in direct opposition to modernism. American Christian fundamentalists still agree with Martin Luther who recognized that "Reason is the greatest enemy that faith has; it struggles against the divine word, treating with contempt all that emanates from God." A growing number of people believe the modernist enterprise has failed. In the search for reasons to explain this failure, questions have necessarily been raised about the whole Western humanist tradition.

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Post Modernism Label given to Cultural forms since the 1960s that display the following qualities: Self reflexivity : this involves the seemingly paradoxical combination of self-consciousness and some sort of historical grounding Irony : Post modernism uses irony as a primary mode of expression, but it also abuses, installs, and subverts conventions and usually negotiates contradictions through irony Boundaries : Post modernism challenges the boundaries between genres, art forms, theory and art, high art and the mass media Constructs : Post modernism is actively involved in examining the constructs society creates including, but not exclusively, the following: Nation : Post modernism examines the construction of nations/nationality and questions such constructions Gender : Post modernism reassesses gender, the construction of gender, and the role of gender in cultural formations Race : Post modernism questions and reassesses constructs of race Sexuality : Post modernism questions and reassesses constructs of sexuality Terms Centre/Margin : gained theoretical prominence due to Derrida definition: constructs are limited by binary and hierarchical oppositions against the notion of margin as a fixed space outside a main text says it is impossible to define a centre without reference to the margin Self/Other at the centre of personal experience is a subjective self which constructs everything alien to it is other the self is constructed by its place in the culture and that place is determined by a number of complex interactions

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Post modernism Quick History Postmodernism simply means a time after modernism. This modernism, or modernity, has caused heated debate over when it was. One major change is certain though, in our times there has been a rise in technological advancement over the industrial advancement of the early 1900's. The modernist times are often refering to the Fordist times, named after Henry Ford and his factory production lines for car manufacture.The time was heavily industrial, male dominated and the emphasis was on capitalism and standardised goods of an even quality. In these times most people wanted big business to dominate and give standardised mass produced goods for the consumer. In Hollywood there were the huge corporate studios monopolising the business and creating vast amounts of money but churning out formulaic films. (see film industry While today's society is still heavily capitalist, mass production is becoming more obselete and people are now favouring smaller companies, original work and an emphasis on technology, not industry. Postmodernism is today's culture Typical comments are that we now live in a 'three minute culture' because of the typical attention span needed to watch advertising on television. It is also claimed that we are part of an over visual society owing to the preponderance of television. Our reality is dominated by popular media images; culture is no longer viewed as art mirroring life but a reality in itself. Our reality today is littered with video footage, computergames, advertising, film, television images and photographs.

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News from the official Norwegian power- and democracy study: Powerlessness and non-hegemonic power God takes joy in all things, for they are all in accordance with his spirit. St Thomas, as quoted in Bukdahl (2003). T Siri Meyer (born 1952). Here lecturing at the conference Risk zones in art , arranged by the Power study. Photo O.E. 2002 This method is of course not new in practice, even if it for a long time has been neglected in scientific contexts. For example, the Danish historian of art Else Marie Bukdahl writes as follows, see Bukdahl (2003): "... examples from the history of garden art show that from the 17th century up until today, gardens have served not only as visualizations of various communities' ways of life and their social and political systems. They have also symbolized the power structures or the awesome forces of nature that have influenced life in different periods. Whereas the French axial garden was a symbol of the universal power of absolutism, the freely composed English romantic garden reflected the enlightenment struggle for democracy and greater respect for and communion with nature. Robert Smithson's Land Art projects offer a modern parallel to the English gardens, insofar as they as they communicate an indirect criticism of contemporary forms of power and are characterized by their endeavour to create landscapes that seem to have been produced by nature itself. The Islamic garden symbolises both the heavenly and the earthly paradise. They create open spaces in a regulated culture and in an environment governed by powerful nature forces. The latter have inspired the artists of our day to design their own poetic spaces, sometimes in harsh natural surroundings, sometimes in the noisy everyday setting of modern cities, where the steadily accellerating pace of life hinders deeper reflection and make interpersonal relationships ever more fleeting."

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