The New Shelton Wet/Dry

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Tate Modern has proposed in their new exhibition the term, Altermodern, for what they feel is the latest period of art/thought that we live in. The Tate says that Altermodern is a term that describes how artists are responding to the global context in which we all live. Altermodern claims that the period defined as postmodernism has come to an end and a new culture for the 21st century is emerging. Increased communication, travel and migration are having a huge effect on the way we live now.

Is postmodernism dead? What does it mean to be modern today? Visit the Tate Modern to see the exhibition.

Image: Marcus Coates, The Plover’s Wing, 2008

Civics Lesson, wood, plaster, pigment, 50” x 36” W x 20”D

I am in love the work of Walter Robinson

William, Charcoal on paper, 2008

Aron Wiesenfeld

Supernatural print avaliable by Aurel Schmidt

Truth & Transparency Series

Blair Prentice

Marc Bijl

Lindsay Lawson