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because it's like a mother , it teache's, strenthen's and diliberate,s a different technique,and teache's colour ,shape, abstract, show's beauty in creation's.
Postmodernism is the sillier sort of art jargon. Modern means "in the current fashion" but currency is not static; yesterday's modern is today's old hat, and so-called "modern art" has become very old-fashioned. We should logically refer to whatever we are doing now as "modern," but because "modern art" refers specifically to the first half of the 20th Century, we have to use "postmodern" to describe the art of today.
Sometimes, it is pronounced two followed by a hard 's' and other times, the s is silent.The final 's' being pronounced is a function of how the word is used in a sentence. In most cases, the 's' at the end of 'tous' is not pronounced. For instance, if you say "Tous les parcs sont petits", All the parks are small, then tous, meaning all (an adverb) is pronounced without the final 's'. But if you say, "Ils sont petits, tous", meaning They are small, all of them, then the final 's' would be pronounced.
My name is Nyanda (female) and it was given to me because it is an Aboriginal word meaning 'lagoon'. It is used a lot in Brisbane, Australia (street/school) because there was a railway station called 'Nyanda' during the 1940's. It also has African origins, in Swahili it means something about 'going'. There are many people with Nyanda as a name in Africa.
Samella S. Lewis has written: 'Art' -- subject(s): African American art, African American artists, African Americans in art, Biography, History and criticism 'African American art and artists' -- subject(s): African American art, African American artists, African Americans in art, Biography, History and criticism
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Modern art typically refers to art made in the 1860's to the 1970's. Abstract art is considered Modern art.
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