Chapter 15 Flashcards
What is postmodernism?
A cultural movement reacting against Modernism, emphasizing diversity, irony, and questioning grand narratives.
Who defined postmodernism as skepticism toward metanarratives?
Jean-François Lyotard
What is deconstruction?
A critical approach pioneered by Jacques Derrida that questions fixed meanings in texts.
Who is known for Campbell’s Soup Cans and celebrity portraits?
Andy Warhol
What is Pop Art?
An art movement that blurred the boundaries between high and low culture, using imagery from mass media.
Who is a Pop Art painter known for his comic book-style works like Whaam!?
Roy Lichtenstein
What does Minimalism focus on?
Simplicity, repetition, and industrial materials.
Who is a minimalist artist known for geometric, industrial sculptures?
Donald Judd
What is Conceptual Art?
An art movement prioritizing ideas over physical forms.
What architectural style rejects the strict functionalism of Modernism?
Postmodern Architecture
Who is a postmodern architect known for the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao?
Frank Gehry
What is The Digital Revolution?
The shift to digital technology, impacting communication, media, and art.
What is the Internet?
A transformative global communication system developed in the late 20th century.
What are social media platforms known for?
Revolutionizing communication and self-expression, altering culture and politics.
What does globalization refer to?
The increasing interconnectedness of economies, cultures, and politics worldwide.
What marks the Information Age?
Rapid advancements in digital technology and information sharing.
What is Artificial Intelligence?
A field of technology focused on creating intelligent machines.
What is climate change driven by?
Human activity, impacting policy, culture, and art.
What does sustainability promote?
Environmental responsibility and long-term resource management.
What is the Green Movement?
An environmental campaign advocating for ecological conservation and climate action.
What does feminism in the 21st century advocate for?
Gender equality and women’s rights.
What concept did Kimberlé Crenshaw introduce?
Intersectionality
What does the LGBTQ+ Rights Movement advocate for?
The rights and visibility of LGBTQ+ individuals.
What is queer theory?
A critical framework that challenges traditional notions of gender and sexuality.
