History & the Arts – Postmodernism: Design in a Nutshell (6/6)
May 8, 2013
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as posted by the channelLess is more? Less is a bore! More than just an artistic style, Postmodernism was a mindset, a way of rejecting how we understand our world. Because the Postmodernists refused to see things as one thing or another, this blurring of boundaries had the power to bring about great social change.
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