The Neo-Modernism design movement, emerged in the late 20th century, prioritizes functionality, rejects historical styles, emphasizes individual aesthetics, and embraces pluralism in design.Read More →
The Bauhaus, founded in 1919 by Walter Gropius, redefined artistic education and design by uniting fine arts, crafts, and industry. Its legacy shapes modern design.Read More →
“The Grove Encyclopedia of Decorative Arts” is a comprehensive guide spanning thousands of years of artistry and craftsmanship, offering a rich and visual journey.Read More →
Moderne was a decorative style that was mostly about how things looked on the outside. Moderne architecture was most noticeable in public buildings like skyscrapers and movie theatres. Postmodernism later brought back a lot of the styles that were part of the moderne movement.Read More →
Surrealism, emerging in the 1920s, sought to express the subconscious through art, contrasting with Cubism. Influenced by Dada, it evolved, impacting post-WWII movements.Read More →
The World Design Organization (WDO), formerly ICSID, promotes industrial design for better products, business, and society. It has over 170 member organizations worldwide.Read More →
Surrealism, a 20th-century movement, offered a radical alternative to cubism, emphasizing access to the subconscious and free expression in art and design.Read More →
