Post-Modernism Discussion

Post-Modernism Discussion
Postmodernism has a broad spectrum of characteristics, from the objectivity of the natural world to humankind's own existence. However, as time went on, an essential trait emerged in all of them, and that is the anti-authoritarian, where individuals refuse to acknowledge the importance of the government to their nation. Additionally, a large number of citizens now have access to knowledge on government actions that, in their opinion, don't seem to be appropriate due to the extensive dissemination of information. Back then, most households did not use the internet much, but universities and colleges did, and as a result, the knowledge they provided shaped how people viewed the internet.
Politicians' faces were frequently depicted in postmodernism art, with their features altered to fit the movement's underlying themes. This led to the creation of a unique art form that is now very hard to find in the postmodernist era. However, in addition to the faces of the politicians, individuals have also used shapes and color to express their creativity, creating a great deal of asymmetrical images that are difficult to interpret. But all of this back then produced a lovely and fitting time for aspiring artists.
Andy Warhol, an American visual artist, film director, and key figure in pop art, is one of the artists who has actually gained notoriety. In 1962, he produced the Marilyn Diptych, which is regarded as a symbol of early postmodernist art. The idea of the significance of such events that would benefit the future has been spurred by postmodernism, which has also awakened individuals to their responsibility to the nation and the...