Comments On Post-Modernism

 Comments on Post-Modernism

03:02:34   “Post-modernism is a very complicated term.”

03:05:53   “Post-modernism lacks central leadership or a hierarchy as well as an organizing principle.”

03:08:42   “Apparent post-modern attitudes involve irony, contradiction, ambiguity and diversity.”

03:12:17   “Real post-modernism is influenced by the trends and evolutions of culture and society.”

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03:13:11  “Post-modernism can refer to artistic, creative, cultural or intellectual states.

03:14:28  “It could be possible that post-modernism is just a buzzword that’s been around since 1914.”

03:21:59   “Post-modernism is hard to see or locate.”

03:27:04  “Truly, post-modernism is now the same as modernism, but it’s still fun to criticize modernism.”

03:27:31  “And, it’s even more fun to criticize post-modernism.”

03:28:35  “If post-modernism is the deconstruction of modernism, then what will deconstruct postmodernism?”

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03:31:20  “Lines between genres have been blurred because of post-modern philosophy.”

03:34:15  “As near as we can tell, post-modernism is subjective and modernism is objective.”

03:53:55  “Post-modernism seems to dwell too much on self-consciousness.”

03:57:01  “Simply put, post-modernism is art occurring after, or in contradiction to modernism.”

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Eric Hatheway is a formally trained fine artist, visual designer and photographer based in Tulsa, Oklahoma U.S.A. Eric successfully combined a marketing degree and an art degree to create a design studio that operated in Tulsa for 25 years serving clients around the world. Currently, Eric works by special arrangement and commission with an emphasis on designing brands, fine art production and photographic works.