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At present, we are still thinking about the changeover to 00000s. Some tremendous changes occurred around 1900, too. The Museum of Modern Art has several exhibits running concurrently now which chronicle many areas of change. Change is always with us, but now is a good time for introspection and reflection.
Go to this URL to have a wonderful, comprehensive and absolutely understandable look at what the immediate past century saw happen: http://moma2000.moma.org/modernstarts/pl...
It makes things much more understandable when they are in historic context. The Victorian era of heaviness, fanciness, and just general over-done-ness was being pushed out, clothing was becoming more simple, yet visual art was still primarily in the traditional modes. Then, along came those shameful Impressionists, who saw things in shattered pieces of color and light, Stravinsky had the nerve to get "The Rite of Spring" onstage, and things really were topsy-turvy. This was not all at once, any more than is the current communications revolution we are in. Just at its own pace, with an occasional shocker thrown in. I am really fascinated much more now by the 20th c. than I used to be... Maybe looking back is easier now that I am older. But the changes brought about are amazing, and now we are at the beginning, I think, of another revolution. What digitizing might do to the visual arts is something we will have to wait to find out about. In the meantime, enjoy the view! Go To Page: 1
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