International Modernism

noun

1. See International Style

Example Sentences

And so is the exhibition’s larger promise to fully position modern African American art not just as a local phenomenon, but as a generator of international modernism itself.

From New York Times

The clinical aesthetic of the sanatorium achieved full expression in this monument to health, a landmark of international modernism.

From Slate

In dialogue with five female artists living in the U.S. and Mexico, Miranda writes, “these were figures who blurred the line between art and design and between craft and industrial production and who, in the process, helped make international Modernism more Mexican.”

From Los Angeles Times

These were figures who blurred the line between art and design and between craft and industrial production and who, in the process, helped make international Modernism more Mexican.

From Los Angeles Times

In the twentieth century, the vices of American writing coincided with those of international modernism.

From The New Yorker