Postmodernism: Anomaly in Art-Critical Theory

Abstract

being understood to imply the neglect of life's spiritual and transcendent aspects. This consciously anti-aesthetic stance has resulted in many postmoder artworks that are uniquely unsuited for aesthetic evaluation. Postmodernism's incorporation of questionable beliefs and its often inappropriate rejection of other established positions have contributed to the production of art that is primarily about meaning and not about aesthetic value; it is political rather than aesthetic, literal and materialistic rather than transcendent. This state of affairs has been brought about by the establishment within Postmodernism of the belief that the artist is a rebel and social

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