Postmodernism and Modernism To fairly view postmodernism, it is important to consider modern art. The reason being is that postmodernism is seen as the critical review of the history and institution of modern art. Modern art is at the heart of post modernism and the similarities in them can easily be portrayed. Also the word post in postmodernism and other artist periods will be considered, along with the ideas that created postmodernism and modern art. …showed first 75 words of 1591 total…

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