The Brazilian art history is well documented, especially the Brazilian modernism, such as Concrete, Neoconcrete and Tropicália movement, which developed independently but also in deep dialogue with modernist tendencies in Europe and North America. (afmuseet.no)
These juxtapositions create a zone of flux where old and new can reshape how we view or consider modernist tendencies in art. (gallerieswest.ca)
Younger Catholics have taken stock of the not terribly fruitful modernist tendencies the Church has espoused since the Second Vatican Council, as well as the enduring religious relevance of its classical artistic heritage. (firstthings.com)