Modern Art Is Killing Creativity

The abstract and postmodern art movements are characterized by nonrepresentational, symbolic structures, often taking the form of shapes, lines, and bold color. They don’t typically feature realistic figures; dramatic stylization is a hallmark of both movements, although photography does not typically follow this system. Abstract and postmodern art is not inherently bad or simple—there have been countless instances of contemporary art exemplifying both depth and complexity, whether in message or in form.

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