modernism
n. [宗]現代主義; 現代想法; 現代用法; 現代風尚,現代標準
Modernism was a movement in the arts in the first half of the twentieth century that rejected traditional values and techniques, and emphasized the importance of individual experience.
1. genre of art and literature that makes a self-conscious break with previous genres
2. the quality of being current or of the present;
3. practices typical of contemporary life or thought
Space is one of the main contents in modernism movement of western landscape architecture.
空間是西方景觀現代主義運動的主要內容之一.
What is particularly mentioned is that dramatization is an important way of realizing modernism.
特別提到,戲劇化是詩歌實現現代化的重要途徑.
But the present Biennale involves anti modernism and character of post modernism of anti modernism.
然而,當今的藝術雙年展,內含著一種反現代性的特徵,具有反現代的後現代性特質.
Their responses provide frame of reference for a possible interpretation of modernism and the avantgarde art.
這些理論迴應為我們解釋現代主義和先鋒派藝術提供了某種參照和可能.
The modernism tendency is simultaneously discusses about the historical tradition and individual memory these two aspects.
現代主義的傾向是同時探討關於歷史傳統和個人記憶這兩個方面.