Post-Modernism
"Postmodernism is a range of conceptual frameworks and ideologies that are defined in opposition to those commonly associated with ideologies of modernity and modernist notions of knowledge and science, such as formalism, materialism,metaphysics, positivism, realism, reductionism, and structuralism. Postmodernism is not a philosophical movement, but rather a number of philosophical and critical methods. In other words, postmodernism is not a method of doing philosophy, but rather a way of approaching traditional ideas and practices in non-traditional ways that deviate from pre-established superstructural modes. This has caused difficulties in defining what postmodernism means and it therefore remains a controversial concept."
Sculpture
Claes Oldenberg
Richard Serra
Earth Art
Robert Smithson
Conceptual Art
Jenny Holtzer
Feminist Art Movement
Judy Chicago
Video Art
Nam June Paik
Graffiti
Keith Haring
Jean-Micheal Basquiat
Music/Sound art
John Cage
Architecture
Sears Tower
John Hancock building
Transamerica Pyramid
World Trade Center
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