The decline of New York

Author: Yi Ying
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Postmodernism is not a value, but refers to a specific historical period, namely the period after World War II to around the 1970s. American Abstract Expressionism, as a strong modernist art movement after the war, although it is abstract painting, has an extremely profound and complex political background. Clement Greenberg's Avant-Garde Art and Kitsch Culture and Art and Culture: Critical Essays, Eva Kollontai's Abstract Expressionism: Cold War Weapon, and Robert Hughes's The Shock of the New and New York: A Cultural History, etc., outline the historical thread from modernist criticism to postmodernist criticism from different perspectives. This book collects theoretical articles published in the World of Art magazine since the 1990s. Postmodernism is not a value, but refers to a specific historical period, namely the period after World War II to around the 1970s. American Abstract Expressionism, as a strong modernist art movement after the war, although it is pure abstract painting, has an extremely profound and complex political background.